CY8640 ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm Description

Our ITO Coated Glass Substrate (30-60 Ohm/Sq, 100 × 100 × 0.55 mm) is designed to deliver reliable electrical conductivity and optically clear performance for a variety of applications. Engineered with a uniform, high-quality indium tin oxide coating, this substrate ensures consistent surface resistivity within the 30-60 ohm/sq range. Its 0.55 mm thickness provides a balance between mechanical strength and lightweight handling, facilitating integration into research and development environments.

Thanks to stringent quality control measures and meticulous manufacturing processes, this substrate meets or exceeds industry standards for both conductivity and optical clarity. It finds use in display technology, touch panels, photovoltaic cells, and sensor applications where transparent conduction is essential. Experience reliable performance with our ITO Coated Glass Substrate, enabling you to advance innovation in your next project.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm Applications

ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) coated glass substrates featuring 30-60 Ohm/Sq surface resistivity provide an ideal combination of transparency and conductivity for numerous civilian and industrial applications. Their predictable electrical behaviour, coupled with optical clarity, supports product designs and precise performance requirements. These versatile substrates enable innovation across electronics, medical devices, energy systems, and beyond, delivering consistent results in demanding environments.

1. Electronics and Semiconductor Applications

·        Display Panels: The transparent, conductive surface ensures bright, clear imagery for industrial and commercial screens.

·        Touch Screens: Low surface resistance supports sensitive touch interfaces for consumer electronics.

·        Flexible Circuitry: The coating maintains conductivity in thin, pliable designs suitable for flexible devices.

2. Medical and Healthcare Innovations

·        Diagnostic Instruments: Conductivity supports stable sensor interfaces for clinical testing devices.

·        Biosensor Platforms: The uniform ITO layer enhances signal responsiveness and accuracy in patient monitoring applications.

·        Imaging Equipment: High optical clarity aids in producing accurate results for imaging and scanning systems.

3. Renewable Energy and Scientific Research

·        Solar Cell Electrode Surfaces: Transparency and conductivity enhance light transmission and power output in photovoltaic modules.

·        Optical Sensors: Consistent surface resistance supports detection methods in laboratory and field experiments.

·        Laboratory Prototyping: Electrical performance assists in developing materials and device prototypes.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm Packaging

The ITO Coated Glass Substrate is packaged in sealed ESD-safe pouches, protected by foam layers and placed within rigid, moisture-resistant cartons. For storage, keep in a clean, low-humidity environment at moderate temperatures. Anti-contamination measures include double-bagging with desiccants to prevent moisture intrusion. Custom labeling, bulk packaging, and specialised carriers are available upon request to meet handling needs.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm?

A1: The substrate is made from float glass with display-quality clarity and a uniform Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) coating within 30-60 ohms per square. It typically exhibits over 80% optical transmittance across the visible range, meeting display and touch sensor application demands. The 0.55 mm thickness maintains structural stability without excessive bulk. Due to the surface finish, it supports consistent electrical conductivity across the entire panel.

Q2: How should this product be handled and stored?

A2: ITO coatings can be sensitive to physical abrasion, hence it is essential to wear gloves and use clean, lint-free materials when handling. Store the substrates in a low-humidity environment, ideally below 60% relative humidity, to prevent moisture damage. Keeping them in antistatic packaging helps protect against electrostatic discharge. Avoid stacking them without protective separators to minimise scratching and maintain optimal surface conditions.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm?

A3: Many manufacturers adhere to ISO 9001 for quality management and consistency in production processes. The ITO coating follows guidelines for uniform thickness and sheet resistance measurements. Additionally, RoHS compliance ensures the absence of hazardous substances like lead or mercury in the substrate. Some suppliers may also meet IPC standards for electronic assemblies, guaranteeing reliable performance under various conditions.

Related Information

1. Material Properties and Advantages

Engineered for both transparency and conductivity, the ITO Coated Glass Substrate 30-60 Ohm/Sq 100x100x0.55 mm features a thin, uniform layer of indium tin oxide. This specific sheet resistance range provides reliable electronic performance, enabling current distribution across the substrate. The 0.55 mm thickness ensures a foundation suitable for device integration, reducing the risk of warping and breakage whilst preserving optical integrity.

The ITO coating maintains clarity, making it suitable for applications where visual output is a priority. The substrate exhibits strong adhesion between the glass and the conductive layer, guaranteeing stability under temperature fluctuations and regular handling. Together, these properties deliver a solution for designers looking to integrate transparent conductive elements into display and sensor technologies.

2. Applications in Advanced Industries

Versatile in various sectors, this ITO Coated Glass Substrate contributes significantly to the development of high-resolution touch panels, OLED displays, and thin-film photovoltaics. Engineers utilise its balanced conductivity and durability to produce screens that respond to user inputs, while also maintaining a slim form factor. Its precise sheet resistance level allows for energy transmission, helping reduce power consumption in portable devices.

This substrate is recognised for producing medical instrumentation and automotive control panels, where consistent transparency and functionality are essential. These qualities extend to aerospace applications, where low weight, impact resistance, and reliable performance play roles in avionics interfaces. By offering clarity and consistent conduction, this ITO Coated Glass Substrate meets requirements in various fields.