This is a post on twitter, I'm pretty new to Reddit and couldn't figure out how to make a proper DD post with links and images, so, you're getting linked to my twitter...I'm going to be creating threats on various products and OEM partners, every day I will be releasing info on the company and irrefutably linking them.
https://twitter.com/JamesAVincent1/status/1421186270643081221?s=19
My latest post.
Questions about the company? Product road map? Want to speculate a bit? Want to talk aerospace applications or abstract applications? I do too! DM me or hit me in comments...
One hate ✌️ (the shorts)
- CL87
I wondered how indium tin oxide, the alloy used in touchscreens can remain conductive, yet transparent.
Is it something to do with the spacing of the atoms in the composition? Where there are enough gaps to make it look transparent, yet excess electrons can still travel across?
My chemical knowhow is quite poor so please ELI5, thank you.
And once you have applied it, can you just hook up electrodes and pass a current through it to heat it up? Would multiple electrodes be better if you're trying to achieve even heating across the surface?
(this is not a homework question)
Oh yeah, the surface needs to remain highly transparent.
