CY8658 ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm Description

Our ITO Coated Glass Substrate offers consistently low sheet resistance of 100 Ω/sq, making it an ideal choice for a variety of optical and electronic applications. Measuring 25 x 25 x 1.1 mm, the substrate features a high-quality Indium Tin Oxide layer that provides excellent conductivity while maintaining superior light transmission. The smooth, uniform coating ensures minimised electron scattering and optimal device performance, even under demanding conditions.

Engineered with rigorous quality controls, this ITO substrate meets industry standards for purity, thickness accuracy, and durability. Its minimal surface defects and robust scratch resistance make it suitable for touchscreens, sensors, photovoltaic systems, and emerging flexible electronics. Trust our advanced coating technology and precise manufacturing processes to deliver exceptional reliability and consistent performance in every application.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm Applications

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm offers an optically transparent conductive surface with excellent electrical uniformity. Its indium tin oxide coating maintains stable performance under various environmental conditions, making this substrate valuable for a wide range of industrial and consumer applications. Its remarkably consistent conductivity, combined with transparency, conveniently meets the demands of modern technology in fields such as electronics, healthcare, and research.

1. Electronics and Semiconductor Industry

·         Thin-film transistor displays: Ensures reliable and uniform current distribution, improving screen clarity and responsiveness.

·         Sensor arrays: Facilitates precise signal detection and minimises interference, making it ideal for advanced sensor development.

2. Medical and Healthcare Applications

·         Touchscreen diagnostic devices: Provides accurate and responsive interfaces, enhancing usability in various medical environments.

·         Wearable monitoring systems: Delivers transparent connectivity for biosensing technologies, ensuring minimal intrusion for patients.

3. Research and Scientific Instruments

·         Electrochemical experiments: Offers stable conductivity and transparency, aiding in accurate measurement of reaction kinetics.

·         Photonic research setups: Serves as a versatile platform for light-based studies, allowing precise manipulation of optical signals.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm Packaging

Our ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm is carefully packaged using static-free sleeves and shock-absorbent foam to prevent damage during transit. For optimal preservation, store the sealed substrates in a clean, low-humidity environment at stable room temperature. To inhibit contamination, each batch is handled with gloves in a state-of-the-art facility. Customised labelling and alternative protective solutions are available upon request to meet your specific needs.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm?

A1: The ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) coating provides a stable, transparent conductive layer on a soda-lime glass substrate measuring 25 x 25 x 1.1 mm. With a sheet resistance of approximately 100 ohms per square, it optimises light transmittance while maintaining electrical conductivity for display and sensor applications. Typical optical transmission surpasses 80% in the visible range, and the thickness is chosen for enhanced durability and uniform performance.

Q2: How should this product be handled and stored?

A2: Due to the delicate nature of both the glass substrate and the conductive ITO layer, these substrates should be handled with clean gloves to prevent fingerprints and contaminants. Avoid direct contact with sharp tools or abrasive surfaces. Store them in a controlled, low-humidity environment, typically in a cleanroom or dust-free chamber. Protect each piece with soft, non-scratching materials during transport.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to ITO Coated Glass Substrate 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm?

A3: Most reputable manufacturers produce ITO coated glass under ISO 9001-certified quality management systems to ensure consistent performance and reliability. These substrates also typically comply with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directives, ensuring minimal environmental impact. Furthermore, standardised in-process testing verifies sheet resistance, optical transmission, and surface uniformity. Adherence to these measures helps customers secure dependable, high-quality substrates for commercial and industrial applications.

Related Information

1. Material Properties and Advantages

Indium tin oxide (ITO) coated glass substrates, such as the 100 Ohm/Sq 25x25x1.1 mm variant, combine high optical transparency with reliable electrical conductivity. This specific sheet resistance allows for efficient current flow across the surface without significantly compromising the substrate’s clarity. As a result, these substrates perform exceptionally well in applications where transparency and uniform conductivity are crucial, including touch panels, interactive displays, and various sensor technologies.

This ITO coated glass is designed to maintain stable performance under diverse operating conditions. The 1.1 mm thickness offers substantial mechanical strength while preserving the overall lightweight nature of the substrate. Furthermore, the precise coatings minimise surface defects, contributing to consistent conductivity levels and reducing the risk of localised hotspots. This balance of properties makes the 25x25x1.1 mm substrate perfectly suited for advanced instrumentation in consumer electronics, healthcare devices, and other commercial systems.

2. Manufacturing Process

Stringent production methods ensure the ITO coating achieves uniform thickness and sheet resistance. During fabrication, the glass is meticulously cleaned to remove any particulates or organic residues before the deposition stage. Physical vapour deposition (PVD) or sputtering techniques are then employed to deposit a thin and evenly distributed ITO layer onto the glass substrate. By controlling parameters such as process temperature and atmospheric conditions, manufacturers obtain the desired 100 Ohm/Sq surface resistance.

Precise post-deposition treatments further optimise the substrate’s electrical and optical properties. In many cases, thermal annealing is performed to enhance conductivity while preserving the glass’s structural integrity. Every step of this controlled manufacturing process is designed to maintain the uniformity of the ITO layer across the 25x25x1.1 mm dimensions, ensuring consistent performance in demanding applications like advanced sensor arrays, transparent electrodes, and display panels.