Patent application number | Description | Published |
20100101937 | METHOD OF FABRICATING TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE FILM - A method of fabricating transparent conductive film including the following steps is provided. First, a reactive chamber having at least a target and at least a heating device is provided. Subsequentially, a plasma is generated in the reactive chamber, wherein the plasma is located above the target. Next, the plasma is heated by the heating device from a standby temperature to a working temperature. Simultaneously, a hard plastic substrate is passed above the plasma at a specific speed, wherein the particles of the target are bombarded by the plasma so as to form transparent conductive film on the hard plastic substrate. | 04-29-2010 |
20110056244 | METHOD OF STRENGTHENING GLASS PLATE - A method of strengthening glass plate is provided. A plasma treating process is performed on a glass plate so that a surface pore variation of the glass plate after the plasma treating process is reduced relative to the surface pore variation of the glass plate before the plasma treating process, wherein the surface pore variation is a variation degree of surface pores in different unit areas of the glass plate. In the mean time, a melted network crosslinking structure is formed on the surface of the glass plate. Based on the above-mentioned mechanisms, the glass plate is strengthened. The plasma treating process is conducive to strengthen the glass plate whether the plasma treating process is performed before or after the conventional chemical strengthening process. | 03-10-2011 |
20110234507 | INTEGRATED TOUCH PANEL AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - The present invention provides an integrated touch panel comprising a transparent substrate, one of an icon or artwork layer, a first layer of optical film, and a first sensing layer. The icon layer or artwork layer is coated on the periphery of one side face of the transparent substrate, and the inner periphery of the icon layer or artwork layer is not perpendicular to the adjacent line of the transparent substrate. The first layer of optical film is stacked on icon layer or artwork layer and the areas on the transparent substrate uncovered with icon layer. The first sensing layer is stacked on the first layer of optical film by sputtering. The interchangeability is included in the patent claim of the present invention. As icon layer or artwork layer is not perpendicular to the transparent substrate, the subsequent cladding of the structures may be completed by sputtering or other methods. | 09-29-2011 |
20120009354 | Method for treating surface of glass substrate and apparatus for performing same - A method for treating a surface of a glass substrate according to the invention has the steps of placing the glass substrate into a vacuum treatment chamber, introducing a gas into the vacuum treatment chamber, providing electric power to generate an ion source and using the ion source to treat the surface of the glass substrate. By this way, the invention can achieve an effect of surface cleaning and further render the conductive film to be coated on the glass substrate in the subsequent stage to have a reduced surface resistance, thereby improving the conductivity of the glass substrate. The film coated on the glass substrate in the subsequent stage will have higher crystalline level as well. | 01-12-2012 |
20120009392 | Strengthened substrate structure - The substrate according to the invention includes at least one surface coated with an organic buffer layer and the organic buffer layer is provided with a coating layer on a surface thereof opposite to its surface attached to the substrate. The provision of the organic buffer layer diminishes the effect of the coating layer on the strength of the substrate, thereby maintaining the strength of the substrate. | 01-12-2012 |
20120213949 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING INDIUM TIN OXIDE LAYER WITH CONTROLLED SURFACE RESISTANCE - The invention relates to a method for producing a transparent indium tin oxide conductive layer on a substrate. The method involves using a target having a low indium-to-tin ratio in a low temperature manufacturing process (less than 200° C.), and introducing a plasma gas and a reaction gas into the reaction chamber to allow sputtering of an indium tin oxide layer on the substrate under a low oxygen environment, followed by subjecting the sputtered substrate to a heat treatment at 150˜200° C. for 60˜90 minutes. The indium tin oxide layer thus produced will crystallize completely and have the advantageous properties of low surface resistance and high uniformity. | 08-23-2012 |
20120247953 | FILM-COATING SYSTEM - The invention relates to a film coating system. The system includes serially arranged working zones including a rough vacuum feeding section, a high vacuum feeding section, an optical layer coating zone, a pretreatment zone, a transparent conductive layer coating zone and a pressure balanced exhausting zone. The system further includes a conveyor device for carrying a substrate which has been provided on its periphery with an ink frame layer and for delivering the substrate to the respective working zones, and a controlling device that controls the times for the substrate to be retained in the respective working zones based upon a time interval between the entry of two successive conveyor devices into the rough vacuum feeding section. The invention ensures a smooth operation of the production line, and the transparent conductive film coated thereby does not easily exfoliate and exhibits the advantageous properties of high optical performance and low surface resistance. | 10-04-2012 |
20140071533 | Transparent Conductive FILM And Touch Panel Provided With Same - The invention relates to a transparent conductive film. The transparent conductive film has a plastic film substrate, whose two surfaces are provided in sequence with at least two undercoat layers and a patterned transparent conductive layer, respectively. The invention overcomes the drawback of image deterioration caused by the patterning of the transparent conductive layers and reduces the optical difference between the patterned regions and the non-patterned regions by adjusting the refractive indexes and thicknesses of the various layers. | 03-13-2014 |