| 英文摘要 |
As the global climate warms, summers are becoming longer and hotter. Excessive air conditioning in the room causes unnecessary waste of energy. Therefore, thermochromic materials have attracted much attention in energy conservation due to their excellent near-infrared light (NIR) reflection capabilities in high-temperature environments. In short, the so-called smart windows using these thermochromic materials benefit heat storage at low temperatures and radiation exclusion at high temperatures. It has always been valued and favored because it can adapt to changing climate environments throughout the year and benefits energy balance. Since the crystallization temperature of the VO2 thermochromic material is greater than the melting point of the soda glass, which is about 500-600oC, the high-power impulse magnetron sputtering (HIPIMS) technology used in this article can effectively reduce the annealing crystallization temperature, and the commercialized products are the goal. |