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A Four–layer Solid–state Electrochromic Device

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Abstract

Many researches have been performed on the electrochromic devices for various applications. The phenomenon of electrochromism is reversible color change in a material caused by an applied electric field or current. Such devices typically have a five–layer construction. We report a novel four–layer electrochromic device in which the ion storage layer and the ion conductor layer were replaced with a film of AI2O3.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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