Indium Tin Oxide Glass Slides (ITO, Size: 14″x16″x1.1mm)
| Indium Tin Oxide Glass Slides | |
| Product No | NRE-50011 |
| CAS | NA |
| Length | 14mm |
| Width | 16mm |
| Thickness | 1.1 mm |
| Resistance | <17Ω/sq |
| Haze | NA |
| Surface resistance after heat | NA |
| Surface resistance before the heat | NA |
| Transmittance | > 85% |
Indium Tin Oxide Glass Slides
Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) glass slides are highly valued in a range of applications due to their properties of transparency and electrical conductivity.
Display Technology
Touch Screens: ITO glass slides are crucial in touch screen technology, where they serve as transparent conductive electrodes. This allows the screens to detect touch inputs while maintaining clarity for visual display.
LCDs and OLEDs: In liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), ITO glass slides function as transparent conductive layers that enable the control of display elements while allowing light to pass through.
Optical Coatings
Optical Devices: ITO glass slides are used in optical devices such as optical filters, lenses, and mirrors. The ITO coating helps in controlling light transmission and reflection, enhancing the performance of optical components.
Sensor Technology
Biosensors: ITO glass slides are employed in biosensors for detecting biological interactions. The transparent and conductive properties facilitate optical detection methods and support various analytical techniques.
Chemical Sensors: ITO-coated slides are used in chemical sensors where the transparent conductive layer aids in measuring chemical reactions and interactions.
Photovoltaic Devices
Solar Cells: ITO glass slides are used in the production of thin-film solar cells and other photovoltaic devices. The ITO layer acts as a transparent conductive electrode, allowing light to reach the active layers of the solar cell while conducting electrical current.
Laboratory and Analytical Equipment
Microscopy: ITO glass slides are used as microscope slides in laboratories, where their transparency and electrical conductivity are useful for various imaging and analysis techniques, including fluorescence microscopy.
Electrochemical Studies: ITO glass slides are utilized as working electrodes in electrochemical experiments, where their conductive layer supports precise measurements and interactions.
