Octoglass published research in Physics of Atomic Nuclei on how tungsten layers deposited by magnetron plasma sputtering affect the cyclic stability of thin-film electrochromic modules.
Octoglass focuses on research, development, and manufacturing in electrochromic technologies. We frequently take part in scientific conferences, and we recently authored an article in the journal Physics of Atomic Nuclei on how the permeability of tungsten layers deposited by magnetron plasma sputtering affects the cyclic stability of thin-film electrochromic modules.
The article is available at: https://rdcu.be/cHjWb
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