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  1. Dec 3, 2019 · SPD stands for Suspended Particle Devices (rod-like particles that are suspended in a matrix). SPD can block up to 99% of light, making it ideal for custom shading in outdoor windows, and not a solid privacy solution.

  2. Suspended Particle Devices (SPD) is a smart glass technology developed and patented by US-based Research Frontiers Inc., which offers an instantaneous and reversible change in tint when driven by voltage. In the deactivated state, SPD smart glass is opaque.

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  3. Gauzy SPD allows glass to turn on, off, or dim to block up to 99% of light for high performance glazing that replaces traditional shading solutions. SPD emulsions and films developed and manufactured by Gauzy are optimized and utilized for automotive and architectural dimmable glass applications.

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  4. The SPD film allows dynamic control of light transmission without ever completely blocking the view, offering excellent versatility in a variety of fields. The microscopic particles suspended in the fluid layer within the material show blue in the OFF state and transparent in the ON state.

  5. Unparalleled control of solar glare and heat. Featuring suspended particle device (SPD) film between 2 or more sheets of glass, helping to reduce thermal transmittance, decrease HVAC costs, and with a UV block of 99.5%. Options include manual and automatic tuning.

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  6. SPD smart glass blocks 99% of light, allowing windows to dim and tint without blocking views, making it the optimal shading choice for exterior windows across industries. LCG® Smart Glass is available with two distinct technologies: PDLC or SPD.

  7. The SPD film layer in SPD-Smart architectural products is called alight valve.” Within the film are millions of microscopic particles. The particles are randomly oriented due to Brownian motion and absorb over 99% of visible light hitting the window.