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titleOfInvention Translucent laminated film, light transmissive substrate, and method for controlling transmitted light thereof
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED To reduce heating load and cooling load by electrically controlling infrared transmission and reflection. Infrared reflection is affected by plasma vibration of carriers (charges) in a conductive material. The figure is a graph showing the relationship between the charge density and the critical wavelength of infrared reflection. A light-transmitting semiconductor film, a light-transmitting conductive film, a light-transmitting insulating film, and the like are stacked on a glass substrate to form a pn structure, pin structure, MIS structure, MIM structure, or Schottky junction. Infrared reflection is controlled by electrically controlling the carrier concentration inside. [Selection] Figure 1
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