| 초록 |
A strong demand for renewable energy sources to be developed result from that the modern energy consumption is continuously increasing. In view of this, many researchers are interested in transparent thermal insulating materials (TIM) for many potential desires in the various fields of industry. Particularly, solar control coatings for transparent TIM are transparent at visible ranges and effectively shielding in the near-infrared (NIR) regions. The ITO and ATO are known to provide highly transparent solar filters to absorb infrared light by possibly activating surface plasmon polaritons of free electrons such as typical gold and silver particles. For commerciality, however, optical properties of a stronger and wider-band NIR absorption with high transmittance in visible region are in high needs for alternative materials with reasonable cost. In this study, we investigated the optical properties of various composite films with nanoparticles for solar light control applications. |
