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• C23C:COATING METALLIC MATERIAL; COATING MATERIAL WITH M....

• 2012 Application Filing Year
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Boyce, Brent	Novi, US	84	817
# of filed Patents : 84 Total Citations : 817
Ding, Guowen	San Jose, US	100	515
# of filed Patents : 100 Total Citations : 515
Hassan, Mohd Fadzli Anwar	San Francisco, US	32	576
# of filed Patents : 32 Total Citations : 576
Le, Minh Huu	San Jose, US	77	458
# of filed Patents : 77 Total Citations : 458
Sun, Zhi-Wen Wen	Sunnyvale, US	30	132
# of filed Patents : 30 Total Citations : 132
Wang, Yu	San Jose, US	1481	8143
# of filed Patents : 1481 Total Citations : 8143

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US Patent Application No: 2014/0166,472

Method and apparatus for temperature control to improve low emissivity coatings

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A method for making low emissivity panels, comprising cooling the article before or during sputter depositing a coating layer, such as a seed layer or an infrared reflective layer. The cooling process can improve the quality of the infrared reflective layer, which can lead to better transmittance in visible regime, block more heat transfer from the low emissivity panels, and potentially can reduce the requirements for other layers, so that the overall performance, such as durability, could be improved.

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