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GLAZING FOR A PLURALITY OF SENSORS, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME AND USE THEREOF

발명심사 중
4조회수
20청구항 · 2 독립항
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개요

발명자

Joseph Jeremy BOOTE; Alastair FRENCH

IPC 분류

H5B 3/28H5B 3/86

CPC 분류

H5B3/283H5B3/86H5B2203/8H5B2203/13

A glazing for plural sensors, comprising a glass sheet, a conductive coating on part of the glass sheet surface, first and second busbars providing voltage to the conductive coating, a permeable area between the first busbar and part of the conductive coating, auxiliary busbars at an edge of the permeable area and in electrical contact with the conductive coating, and at least one supply line in the permeable area connecting at least one auxiliary busbar to the first busbar. A lower auxiliary busbar of the auxiliary busbars is at a lower edge of the permeable area. The permeable area has an asymmetric shape, comprising an imaginary symmetrical region and a protrusion) protruding from a side edge of the imaginary symmetrical region, and at least one side auxiliary busbar of the auxiliary busbars is at a part of the side edge of the imaginary symmetrical region lower than the protrusion.

원문 (중국어)

A glazing for plural sensors, comprising a glass sheet, a conductive coating on part of the glass sheet surface, first and second busbars providing voltage to the conductive coating, a permeable area between the first busbar and part of the conductive coating, auxiliary busbars at an edge of the permeable area and in electrical contact with the conductive coating, and at least one supply line in the permeable area connecting at least one auxiliary busbar to the first busbar. A lower auxiliary busbar of the auxiliary busbars is at a lower edge of the permeable area. The permeable area has an asymmetric shape, comprising an imaginary symmetrical region and a protrusion) protruding from a side edge of the imaginary symmetrical region, and at least one side auxiliary busbar of the auxiliary busbars is at a part of the side edge of the imaginary symmetrical region lower than the protrusion.