A lot of industries use ATO (Antimony doped tin oxide) as heat absorber layer. Majority of UV-Vis spectra shown that ATO absorb strongly at IR region while quite transparent at visible part.

While as long as I know, as ATO has semiconductor properties, IR absorbtion represent low band gap material. If IR is absorbed, how can ATO transmits visible light rather than absorbs it?

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