Abstract
We have developed a simple process for fabricating electrochromic switchable mirror glass using an adhesive electrolyte layer. The adhesive electrolyte layer was a mixture of polyethyleneimine electrolyte and polyvinyl butyral adhesive dissolved in gamma-butyrolactone. The device was formed from two substrates; the adhesive electrolyte layer was applied to one of the substrates before they were stuck together. The applied voltage required to change the state of the device was smaller than that of a conventional device with a solid electrolyte layer deposited by sputtering. Our method is simple, fast, and efficient and can be used to fabricate large devices.
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