• Journal of Inorganic Materials
  • Vol. 36, Issue 5, 451 (2021)
Xiang ZHANG1, Wenjie LI2, Lebin WANG1, Xi CHEN1..., Jiupeng ZHAO2 and Yao LI1,*|Show fewer author(s)
Author Affiliations
  • 11. Center for Composite Materials and Structure, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
  • 22. School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
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    DOI: 10.15541/jim20200465 Cite this Article
    Xiang ZHANG, Wenjie LI, Lebin WANG, Xi CHEN, Jiupeng ZHAO, Yao LI. Reflective Property of Inorganic Electrochromic Materials[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2021, 36(5): 451 Copy Citation Text show less
    Top-view SEM images of coralline V2O5 nanorod architecture (a), digital photos of coralline V2O5 architecture under different voltages (b), SEM images of SnO2/V2O5 films (c), color parameters (Lab color mode) and optical images of SnO2/V2O5 films at different working states (d), cross-sectional SEM image of the ITO/WO3/Ta2O5/Li/V2O5/ITO ECD (Electrochromic Device) (e), digital photos of the ECD in the bleached and colored state (f), schematic illustration of a large-scale Zn-SVO electrochromic display showing three intrinsic colors (g), and digital photographs of the large-scale Zn-SVO display under different voltage bias conditions (h)[17,18,19,20]
    1. Top-view SEM images of coralline V2O5 nanorod architecture (a), digital photos of coralline V2O5 architecture under different voltages (b), SEM images of SnO2/V2O5 films (c), color parameters (Lab color mode) and optical images of SnO2/V2O5 films at different working states (d), cross-sectional SEM image of the ITO/WO3/Ta2O5/Li/V2O5/ITO ECD (Electrochromic Device) (e), digital photos of the ECD in the bleached and colored state (f), schematic illustration of a large-scale Zn-SVO electrochromic display showing three intrinsic colors (g), and digital photographs of the large-scale Zn-SVO display under different voltage bias conditions (h)[17,18,19,20]
    Color effects recorded at a 60° angle for cathodic coloration (yellow stack) and anodic coloration (green stack) of an orange-red 7 double-layer nanoparticle NiO/WO3 stack (a), and electrochromic properties of dense WO3 film and 4-bilayer electrochromic distributed Bragg reflectors with various Bragg wavelength (b) (λB=450, 550, 650 nm)[22,23]
    2. Color effects recorded at a 60° angle for cathodic coloration (yellow stack) and anodic coloration (green stack) of an orange-red 7 double-layer nanoparticle NiO/WO3 stack (a), and electrochromic properties of dense WO3 film and 4-bilayer electrochromic distributed Bragg reflectors with various Bragg wavelength (b) (λB=450, 550, 650 nm)[22,23]
    Color gallery obtained from F-P nanocavity-type electrochromic electrode at different applied potentials[24]
    3. Color gallery obtained from F-P nanocavity-type electrochromic electrode at different applied potentials[24]
    Scheme and photographs of the two-electrode electrochromic cell (a), digital images of the film during coloration (5-30 s) and bleaching process (1-3 s) (b)[25,26,27]
    4. Scheme and photographs of the two-electrode electrochromic cell (a), digital images of the film during coloration (5-30 s) and bleaching process (1-3 s) (b)[25,26,27]
    Schematic diagram of ECD structure (a) and infrared reflectance spectra (b)[35]
    5. Schematic diagram of ECD structure (a) and infrared reflectance spectra (b)[35]
    Spectral emittance of ECD (a) and infrared optical photograph (b)[40]
    6. Spectral emittance of ECD (a) and infrared optical photograph (b)[40]
    Schematic diagrams of ECD structures (a, b) and infrared reflectance spectra with different crystalline WO3 (c-e)[42]
    7. Schematic diagrams of ECD structures (a, b) and infrared reflectance spectra with different crystalline WO3 (c-e)[42]
    Cross-sectional SEM image of the ECD (a) and visible-to-infrared spectral emittance (b)[43]
    8. Cross-sectional SEM image of the ECD (a) and visible-to-infrared spectral emittance (b)[43]
    Schematic drawing of graphene device (a), schematic representation of working principle of the graphene device (b), thermal camera images of device under the voltage bias of 0 and 3 V, respectively (c, d)[44]
    9. Schematic drawing of graphene device (a), schematic representation of working principle of the graphene device (b), thermal camera images of device under the voltage bias of 0 and 3 V, respectively (c, d)[44]
    Crystal structures of Li4Ti5O12 and Li7Ti5O12 (a), visible-to-infrared spectral reflectance (b), photograph (top) and thermograph (bottom) in the two states (c)[45]
    10. Crystal structures of Li4Ti5O12 and Li7Ti5O12 (a), visible-to-infrared spectral reflectance (b), photograph (top) and thermograph (bottom) in the two states (c)[45]
    Xiang ZHANG, Wenjie LI, Lebin WANG, Xi CHEN, Jiupeng ZHAO, Yao LI. Reflective Property of Inorganic Electrochromic Materials[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2021, 36(5): 451
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