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Journal of Inorganic Materials
Vol. 36, Issue 2, 140 (2021)
Progress in Flexible Electrochromic Devices
Huajing FANG
1
, Zetian ZHAO
1
, Wenting WU
1
, and Hong WANG
2、*
Author Affiliations
1
1. School of Material Science and Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an 710049, China
2
2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Southern University of Science and Technology, Shenzhen 518055, China
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DOI:
10.15541/jim20200073
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Huajing FANG, Zetian ZHAO, Wenting WU, Hong WANG.
Progress in Flexible Electrochromic Devices
[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2021, 36(2): 140
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1. W
18
O
49
nanowires and Ag NWs by solvothermal preparation co-assembled on PET substrate to obtain flexible color-changing film
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2. Flexible sensor based on prussian blue
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3. Flexible ECD based on PEDOT:PSS_PD electrodes
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4. Flexible multicolor ECD based on viologen
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5. Electrochromic performance of the Ag grid/PEDOT: PSS/WO
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film after bending
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6. ECD on household PE cling wrap
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7. Stretchable electrochromic supercapacitor
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Materials
Switching
time/s
Coloration efficiency/(cm
2
·C
-1
)
Transmittance modulation/%
Stability/cycles
Bending
radius/mm
Ref.
W
18
O
49
10.3/7.4
35.7
60
1000
12
[4]
WO
3
/Ag/WO
3
11/10.5
136
53
3000
15
[10]
WO
3
3.5/8.4
60.1
73.3
200
5
[11]
WO
3
-NiVO
x
6/5
-
42
8000
75
[15]
WO
3
30
139
49
1000
-
[16]
WO
3
9/19
58.95
89.7
300
2
[17]
MoO
3
6.2/10.9
34.7
27.7
150
11
[19]
NiO
x
-WO
3
-
20-35
60
125
36
[22]
WO
3
-ZnO
6.2/2.8
80.6
68.2
-
-
[23]
Prussian blue -WO
3
<10
-
52.4
2250
-
[28]
Table 1.
Performance comparison of inorganic FECD
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Materials
Switching
time/s
Coloration efficiency
/(cm
2
·C
-1
)
Transmittance modulation/%
Stability
Bending radius/mm
Ref.
PANI
40/20
22.9
34
200 cycles
6
[34]
PANI
3.9/2.61
80.9
49
500 cycles
10
[35]
PEDOT
4.1/3.4
-
21
10000 cycles
20
[38]
PEDOT: PSS
4.6/2
429
45
4000 cycles
-
[39]
ethyl viologen
41/395
117.7
92.1
60000 s
12.5
[43]
monoheptyl-viologen/diheptylviologen/diphenyl-viologen
20/34
87.3
25
3600 s
10
[44]
FeL
3.6/7.3
299.8
41
250 cycles
-
[47]
MEPE
2/26
445
40.1
-
10
[48]
Poly[Ni(salen)]-type polymer
157/145
130.4
88.7
3000 cycles
-
[49]
Table 2.
Performance comparison of organic FECD
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Materials
Switching time/s
Coloration efficiency
/(cm
2
·C
-1
)
Transmittance modulation/%
Stability/cycles
Bending radius/mm
Ref.
W
18
O
49
NWs-PEDOT:PSS
18.2/6.6
118.1
34.3
-
2.5
[50]
PEDOT:PSS-WO
3
1.9/2.8
124.5
81.9
2000
20
[52]
WO
3
·2H
2
O-PEDOT
4.4/2.6
180.2
63.1
-
-
[53]
Viologen-TiO
2
8/6
226
53
1000
-
[54]
Ag NW/Ni(OH)
2
-PEIE/PEDOT:PSS
0.3/0.6
517
30
100
1
[55]
Table 3.
Performance comparison of inorganic/organic composite FECD
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Materials
Switching time/s
Coloration efficiency
/(cm
2
·C
-1
)
Transmittance modulation/%
Stability
Bending radius/mm
Ref.
WO
3
/Ag/PEDOT:PSS/WO
3
1.82/0.75
-
23
30000 s
5
[61]
Heptyl Viologen
32/43
31.82
74.5
100 cycles
4.8
[63]
WO
3
nanotube / PEDOT: PSS
<10
83.9
37.7
20000 cycles
40
[65]
WO
3
-PANI
4.1/2.1
75.5
40
500 cycles
5
[66]
poly(3-methylthiophene)/Prussian blue
1.3/1.2
201.6
17.8
180 cycles
2.5
[67]
copolymer DFTPA-PI-MA
5.3/12.2
82.2
60
100 cycles
-
[69]
Table 4.
Performance comparison of stretchable electrochromic devices
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Category: TOPLCAL SECTION: Electrochromic Materials and Devices (Contributing Editor: DIAO Xungang, WANG Jinmin)
Received: Feb. 16, 2020
Accepted: --
Published Online: Feb. 20, 2021
The Author Email: WANG Hong (wangh6@sustech.edu.cn)
DOI:
10.15541/jim20200073
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