CY8654 ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm Description

Experience exceptional performance and reliability with our ITO Coated Glass Substrate, featuring a sheet resistance of 7–10 Ω/□ in a compact 25×25×0.7 mm format. The indium tin oxide (ITO) layer provides high optical transmittance while maintaining superior electrical conductivity, making it ideal for applications in touch panels, OLED displays, and solar cells. Its uniform coating ensures minimal surface roughness and excellent adhesion, promoting consistent results across a range of research and development projects.

Quality is paramount with this substrate, as each piece undergoes rigorous inspection to meet stringent industry standards. Its robust structure maintains stability and durability, ensuring smooth integration into various optoelectronic systems. Choose our ITO Coated Glass Substrate to achieve reliable performance, efficient conductivity, and professional-grade results for all your technical or commercial display and sensor needs.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm Applications

ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) coated glass offers high optical transparency combined with conductive properties, making it an essential component in many advanced technologies. With a sheet resistance of 7-10 ohms per square and a thickness of 0.7 mm, it provides uniform conductivity and exceptional clarity. Its compact 25x25 mm size makes it well-suited for various precision applications, including electronics, research instruments, and solar devices.

1. Electronics and Semiconductor Applications

·         Display and touchscreen sensors: The substrate’s uniform conductivity and high transparency are vital for creating clear, responsive panels in mobile devices and monitors

·         Sensor arrays in portable electronics: The stable electrical properties support accurate signal transmission in advanced sensor modules

2. Medical and Healthcare Applications

·         Diagnostic equipment: The transparent, conductive properties facilitate precise measurement and detection in state-of-the-art imaging systems

·         Biosensors and lab-on-chip devices: The thin form factor enables integration into compact platforms for rapid, high-sensitivity healthcare testing

3. Renewable Energy and Scientific Research

·         Photovoltaic cells: The conductive coating ensures efficient energy transfer and helps maintain optimal light absorption in solar panel innovations

·         Laboratory instrumentation: Researchers rely on the consistent electrical performance and optical clarity for accurate optical measurements in specialised equipment

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm Packaging

Each ITO Coated Glass Substrate (7-10 Ohm/Sq, 25×25×0.7 mm) is carefully packaged in an anti-static bag to prevent electrostatic discharge. The glass is cushioned with foam inserts for shock protection. We recommend storing these substrates in a controlled environment at moderate temperature and humidity to maintain performance. Non-shedding gloves should be worn to avoid contamination. Our packaging can be customised with specialised labelling or foam layers, tailored to specific requirements.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm?

A1: This substrate is composed of a thin, uniform Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) film deposited on a 0.7 mm thick glass backing, yielding a surface resistivity between 7 and 10 ohms per square. It typically exhibits good optical transparency, allowing high clarity in visible light applications. The ITO layer shows consistent conductivity across the 25 x 25 mm area, making it suitable for touchscreens, sensors, and other precision electronic devices.

Q2: How should this product be handled and stored?

A2: When handling, it is advisable to use clean gloves and avoid direct contact to prevent fingerprints or oil residues on the ITO surface. Store the substrates in a clean, dry environment at room temperature, ideally within dust-free packaging or an anti-static bag to minimise contamination. Gentle handling is recommended to avoid scratches or damage to the conductive coating, ensuring optimal electrical and optical performance.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm?

A3: These coated substrates typically align with recognised international standards that ensure optical clarity, surface quality, and consistent electrical performance, such as ISO and ASTM guidelines for glass material properties. Many manufacturers also adhere to RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) requirements to promote safety and environmental compliance. Such certifications help guarantee dependable, high-quality products for diverse commercial and industrial applications.

Related Information

1. Manufacturing Process

During production, the 25x25x0.7 mm glass panels undergo a precise cleaning regimen to eliminate contaminants prior to Indium Tin Oxide deposition. This rigorous preparation ensures that any residual surface particles are removed, allowing for optimal adhesion of the ITO layer and promoting uniform electrical conductivity across the entire substrate.

Specialised sputtering equipment facilitates the even application of Indium Tin Oxide, resulting in a controllable sheet resistance of 7-10 ohms per square. This layer thickness is carefully monitored to maintain the transparency and electrical performance needed for a range of optoelectronic devices, ensuring consistent and repeatable quality in each batch.

2. Applications in Advanced Industries

Multiple advanced industries benefit from the unique combination of conductivity and transparency found in these ITO coated substrates. They are particularly valuable in display technology, where minimal optical distortion and precise electrical performance are essential for touchscreens, LCD panels, and flexible electronic interfaces.

Furthermore, research facilities exploring sensor integration and medical diagnostics utilise the consistent surface properties of a 7-10 ohm/sq ITO layer to achieve high-accuracy readings. By combining optical clarity and stable conductivity, these substrates offer technicians and engineers a versatile platform for pioneering breakthroughs in biosensors, lab-on-chip devices, and other advanced applications.