Bijan K Radmard

US Patent:

7626748, Dec 1, 2009

Filed:

Mar 1, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/365125

Inventors:

Bijan Radmard - Chelmsford MA, US
Gregory A. Sotzing - Storrs CT, US

International Classification:

G02F 1/15
G09G 3/19
H04N 9/24

US Classification:

359265, 345 49, 348814

Abstract:

An electrochromic cell of the present invention may include a first electrically conducting transparent electrode bonded to an electrochemically formed first electrochromic electrode on the surface of the electrode; a second electrically conducting transparent electrode bonded to an electrochemically formed second electrochromic electrode on the surface of the second electrode and a transparent gel polymer electrolyte formed from one or more macromonomers mixed with a plasticizer and an electrolyte salt, the gel polymer containing ionic liquids in contact with both the first and second electrochromic electrodes; the first and second electrochromic electrodes are separated from each other.

US Patent:

20090242113, Oct 1, 2009

Filed:

Mar 1, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/365186

Inventors:

Bijan Radmard - Chelmsford MA, US
Gregory A. Sotzing - Storrs CT, US

International Classification:

B32B 37/06

US Classification:

1562755

Abstract:

An electrochromic cell is disclosed which can include a first electrically conducting transparent electrode bonded to an electrochemically formed first electrochromic electrode on the surface of the electrode; a second electrically conducting transparent electrode bonded to an electrochemically formed second electrochromic electrode on the surface of the second electrode and a transparent gel polymer electrolyte formed from one or more macromomoners mixed with a plasticizer and an electrolyte salt, the gel polymer electrolyte in contact with both the first and second electrochromic electrodes; the first and second electrochromic electrodes are separated from each other.

US Patent:

20100238534, Sep 23, 2010

Filed:

Oct 9, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/576969

Inventors:

Bijan Radmard - Chelmsford MA, US
Gregory A. Sotzing - Storrs CT, US

International Classification:

G02F 1/15
B05D 3/06

US Classification:

359265, 427508

Abstract:

An electrochromic cell of the present invention may include a first electrically conducting transparent electrode bonded to an electrochemically formed first electrochromic electrode on the surface of the electrode; a second electrically conducting transparent electrode bonded to an electrochemically formed second electrochromic electrode on the surface of the second electrode and a transparent gel polymer electrolyte formed from one or more macromomoners mixed with a plasticizer and an electrolyte salt, the gel polymer containing ionic liquids in contact with both the first and second electrochromic electrodes; the first and second electrochromic electrodes are separated from each other.