CY8663 ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm Description

Our ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12–15 Ω/sq (50 × 50 × 1.1 mm) provides a premium combination of conductivity and transparency, making it suitable for a variety of electronic and optical applications. The Indium Tin Oxide coating is deposited with precision to ensure consistent surface resistance while maintaining excellent light transmission and minimal haze. Its 1.1 mm thickness offers durability without compromising clarity, enabling integration into advanced displays, sensors, and thin-film devices.

Manufactured under stringent quality controls, each substrate delivers uniform coating thickness and exceptional adhesion. This reliable performance, paired with tight tolerances on sheet resistance, makes the product suitable for both research and commercial projects. Trust our ITO Coated Glass to deliver performance, repeatability, and long-lasting results.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm Applications

This ITO coated glass substrate, measuring 50x50x1.1 mm with a surface resistance of 12-15 ohms/square, provides excellent electrical conductivity and transparency. The coating ensures reliable performance in various settings, from sensors to optoelectronics. Its stable properties make it suitable for precise instrumentation and advanced R&D projects. The substrate’s glass base also allows consistent optical clarity for high-quality results.

1. Electronics and Semiconductor Applications

·         Substrate for advanced display panels that require transparent and conductive surfaces

·         Base layer for precision sensors used in quality control and automation

·         Conductive platform for microfabrication and thin-film transistor development

2. Medical and Healthcare Applications

·         Integration into biosensors for patient monitoring and diagnostic devices

·         Use in medical imaging equipment requiring consistent optical properties

·         Functional electrode layer for wearable health-monitoring technology

3. Consumer Product Innovations

·         Touch-enabled interfaces on household appliances and interactive displays

·         Smart window integration for energy-efficient solutions and glare reduction

·         High-resolution touch sensors in personal electronics, such as tablets and smartphones

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm Packaging

Each ITO coated glass substrate is carefully sealed in an anti-static, vacuum-sealed bag with foam inserts for shock absorption. Packaged in a cleanroom environment, they must be stored at controlled temperatures and protected from moisture and dust. Optional double or triple-layer packaging is available for extended protection, and custom labeling or sizing is also offered to meet individual application needs.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm?

A1: This substrate is constructed with an Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) coating precisely deposited on glass measuring 50 x 50 mm and 1.1 mm thick. The coating typically exhibits a sheet resistance of 12-15 ohms per square, delivering stable electrical conductivity. It also provides high optical transmittance in the visible range, enabling various optoelectronic applications. The glass base is thermally stable and ensures minimal warping under normal operating conditions.

Q2: How should this product be handled and stored?

A2: Because the ITO coating is delicate, protective gloves should be worn to avoid fingerprints and scratches during handling. Store the substrates in a clean, humidity-controlled environment to prevent surface contamination and oxidation. Use lint-free wipes or compressed air for gentle cleaning when required, ensuring no abrasive materials are used. Additionally, stacking them with interleaving protective sheets can help safeguard the coatings from physical damage.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm?

A3: These substrates are often produced under well-established quality management systems, such as ISO 9001, to maintain consistent performance and reliability. The manufacturing process includes stringent optical, electrical, and dimensional inspections to ensure uniform coating thickness and sheet resistance. Additionally, standard safety and environmental directives such as RoHS apply, verifying that hazardous substances are minimised. Compliance with these documented standards ensures product traceability and consistent quality in civil and commercial applications.

Related Information

1. Manufacturing Process

In the creation of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm, precise deposition methods are essential to achieve consistent conductivity and transparency. The base glass panels are thoroughly cleaned using particle-free solutions to eliminate any contaminants, ensuring the highest purity for subsequent coating. Once the substrate is perfectly prepared, an indium tin oxide layer is deposited under controlled vacuum conditions. This process guarantees minimal surface defects and uniform coverage of the conductive layer.

Sophisticated sputtering equipment precisely regulates thickness, ensuring the substrate maintains a low sheet resistance threshold in the range of 12-15 ohms per square. Meticulous handling techniques further prevent any risk of scratching or uneven deposition during manufacturing. Through optimised parameters and careful monitoring, the final product achieves an excellent balance between optical clarity and electrical conductivity, ultimately meeting the stringent requirements of modern electronics and touch-based display systems.

2. Applications in Advanced Industries

Many advanced industries rely on ITO Coated Glass Substrate 12-15 Ohm/Sq 50x50x1.1 mm for device integration. Medical diagnostic equipment, for example, often incorporates these substrates in sensors and imaging panels requiring clear pathways for electrical signals and high levels of transparency for accurate data capture. In consumer electronics, these conductive substrates are ideal for constructing interactive displays, enabling effective user experiences in smartphones, wearable gadgets, and other touch-enabled devices.

These substrates are also desirable in the development of solar cell modules, where their ability to conduct electricity without obstructing light transmission is critical for energy conversion efficiency. Their durable design supports extended operational lifespans, an essential feature in automotive heads-up displays and various research instruments. By combining low sheet resistance with optical clarity, these ITO coated substrates offer reliable solutions for industries seeking dependable performance in sophisticated device applications.