doi.org/ 10.22184/2227-572X.2025.15.1.50.56

This article presents a method for non-destructive quality control of architectural electrochromic devices capable of regulating light and heat flows in residential premises. A distinctive feature of these devices is their high thermal efficiency, which is 80% higher than that of conventional double-­glazed windows. However, the issue of quality control of electrochromic devices, which was previously based on long-term cyclic tests, has remained unresolved. The result of the study was a new method that allows reducing the diagnostic time of electrochromic products from several weeks to 40–50 minutes.