Electrochromic emittance modulation devices for spacecraft thermal control

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Jan 2000

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SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL FORUM - 2000. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 504, pp. 797-802 (2000).

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Display Systems, Optical Constants, Fullerenes And Related Materials, Intercalation Compounds

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Electrochromic devices operating in the infrared have potential for control of spacecraft surface emissivity. These light-weight, thin film devices change emissivity due to optical property changes in Tungsten Oxide upon reversible intercalation or de-intercalation by Li+ ions. Other contributors to thermal control performance are the properties of the underlying thin film layers and the transport of Li+ ions between the layers. In this paper we discuss the potential for ultimate device performance and the present status of prototypical devices. .

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