Toward solid-state switchable mirrors using a zirconium oxide proton conductor
The unique optical properties of magnesium rare-earth alloys are interesting for making new types of solid-state electrochromic devices, based on hydrogen transport. These devices can reversibly switch between a transparent and a reflective state, when a potential difference is applied. The all-soli...
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| description | The unique optical properties of magnesium rare-earth alloys are interesting for making new types of solid-state electrochromic devices, based on hydrogen transport. These devices can reversibly switch between a transparent and a reflective state, when a potential difference is applied. The all-solid state devices presently studied involve a zirconium oxide proton conductor. This paper discusses the deposition and preliminary characterisation of the solid-state electrolyte. It also gives some information about the performance of a symmetrical GdMg device tested in a hydrogen gas atmosphere. This stack is composed of a GdMgH
x
/Pd bottom electrode, a ZrO
2·(H
2O)
x
·[H
2]
y
proton conductor and a Pd/GdMgH
y
/Pd top-electrode. |
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x
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