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Focus on organic electronics. [PDF]
Electronically active materials, once largely the domain of inorganic metals and semiconductors, have become increasingly organic in character. Contemporary electronic materials such as light-emitting device (LED) displays, photovoltaic cells, and thin-film transistors (TFTs) all feature organic molecules with π-conjugated backbones, whose ...
Wei A, Zempo Y.
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The low mobility and large contact resistance in organic thin-film transistors (OTFTs) are the two major limiting factors in the development of high-performance organic logic circuits.
Anubha Bilgaiyan +4 more
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Efficient and stable perovskite solar cells with simple active layers are desirable for manufacturing, yet formation of a two-dimensional component in the perovskite film compromises the performance.
Xiao Wang +11 more
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Optimizing the Spatial Nonuniformity of Irradiance in a Large-Area LED Solar Simulator
The solar simulator has allowed all photovoltaic devices to be developed and tested under laboratory conditions. Filtered xenon arc lamps were the gold-standard source for solar simulation of small-area silicon photovoltaic devices; however, scaling ...
Alaa Al-Ahmad +5 more
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Theoretical background on semiconducting polymers and their applications to OSCs and OLEDs
Organic electronics has developed rapidly over the past 40 years. In 1977, a seminal discovery was reported that showed that a polymer known as polyacetylene could conduct electricity as well as metals could.
Luscombe Christine K. +3 more
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Fully 3D-printed organic electrochemical transistors
Organic electrochemical transistors (OECTs) are being researched for various applications, ranging from sensors to logic gates and neuromorphic hardware.
Matteo Massetti +10 more
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Organic electronics for neuroprosthetics
Neuroprosthetics aims at restoring impaired or lost neurological and mental functions by exploiting technological advances in implantable and wearable devices.
Marta J.I. Airaghi Leccardi +2 more
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Laser-induced graphitization of a forest-based ink for use in flexible and printed electronics
Laser-induced graphitization (LIG) is a method of converting a carbon-rich precursor into a highly conductive graphite-like carbon by laser scribing. This method has shown great promise as a versatile and low-cost patterning technique.
Jesper Edberg +5 more
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A tool for identifying green solvents for printed electronics
For printed electronics to realize its potential as a sustainable ubiquitous technology, eco-friendly solvents that deliver excellent ink performance must be found. Here, the authors report a free online tool that identifies functional green solvents for
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