Abstract
A solar control coating for window glass endeavors to transmit as much daylight as possible for the human eye and reflect as much solar heat as possible. A silver film that is thick enough to reflect the solar energy in the infrared can be divided into two or three sub-layers and combined with dielectric layers to anti-reflect (AR) the visible light. The combination of a metal and dielectric layer–pair acts as a two-layer AR coating at the wavelengths of the visible spectrum and maximizes the potential transmittance of the metal layer. The longer wavelengths in the infrared are reflected because they are outside of the AR band.
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