H. Nakashima et al., EFFECT OF SEGMENTATION OF CONDUCTIVE COATINGS ON THE RADIO-WAVE REFLECTION FROM SOLAR CONTROL SHEET GLASS, Nippon Seramikkusu Kyokai gakujutsu ronbunshi, 104(3), 1996, pp. 229-231
Solar control glass often becomes an obstacle to television broadcast
wave reception inside a room, because coated conductive films can refl
ect incident electromagnetic waves with frequencies lower than that of
the plasma oscillation of the films. Results of calculation of reflec
tion coefficients from theoretical equations showed that the radio wav
e reflection from solar control glass decreases by dividing the conduc
tive film into discontinuous segments with a periodic array, The segme
ntal effect has been examined experimentally, Experimental results for
the system of periodic conductive segments fixed on soda lime silicat
e glass agreed very well with the theoretical results when the edge ef
fect of the array was very small, It was found also the power reflecti
on coefficients for aluminium foil segments of 25 mm square were less
than 0.05 below 200 MHz.