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All-organic field effect transistors
MRS Proceedings, 2003AbstractIn this work we present fully patterned organic transistors based on selective electropolymerization of conducting polymers that enables simple fabrication of micron scale features. It involves fabrication of pentacene field effect transistors in which the conducting, insulating parts as well as the substrate are all made of polymers.
R. Parashkov +7 more
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A bright future for organic field-effect transistors
Nature Materials, 2006Field-effect transistors are emerging as useful device structures for efficient light generation from a variety of materials, including inorganic semiconductors, carbon nanotubes and organic thin films. In particular, organic light-emitting field-effect transistors are a new class of electro-optical devices that could provide a novel architecture to ...
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On the degradation of organic field-effect transistors
Proceedings. The 16th International Conference on Microelectronics, 2004. ICM 2004., 2005Degradation experiments with organic thin film transistors (OTFT) made of the p-conducting organic semiconductor pentacene revealed a distinct dependence of the electrical transistor parameters to the ambient conditions. A sample that was kept unprotected in dark ambient air conditions was found to be still operating after 9 months of degradation.
Ch. Pannemann +2 more
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Bio-organic field effect transistors
SPIE Proceedings, 2007This paper reports on the use of new DNA-based biopolymers as the semiconducting layer in field effect transistors. Thin-film field effect transistor (FET) structures are fabricated with two different DNA-biopolymers as semiconductor layers, and two different field effect transistor structures are studied.
Carrie M. Bartsch +6 more
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Advanced Functional Materials, 2019
Physically flexible electronics offer a wide range of benefits, including the development of next‐generation consumer electronics and healthcare products.
Robert A. Nawrocki
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Physically flexible electronics offer a wide range of benefits, including the development of next‐generation consumer electronics and healthcare products.
Robert A. Nawrocki
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Advances in organic field-effect transistors
Journal of Materials Chemistry, 2005Since organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) were first described in 1987, they have undergone great progress, especially in the last several years. Nowadays, the performance of OFETs is similar to that of amorphous silicon (a-Si : H) devices and they have become one of the most important components of organic electronics.
Yanming Sun, Yunqi Liu, Daoben Zhu
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Organic field-effect bipolar transistors
Applied Physics Letters, 1996Organic field-effect transistors (FETs) which employ two carefully selected active materials can function as n channel, p channel, or both n- and p-channel devices. It is shown that under an appropriate set of bias conditions the channel current in FETs with α-hexathienylene (α-6T) and C60 active layers consist of electron and hole components that are ...
DODABALAPUR A +3 more
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Molecular materials for organic field-effect transistors
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2008Organic field-effect transistors are important applications of thin films of molecular materials. A variety of materials have been explored for improving the performance of organic transistors. The materials are conventionally classified as p-channel and n-channel, but not only the performance but also even the carrier polarity is greatly dependent on ...
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Theory of the organic field-effect transistor
Synthetic Metals, 1999A method is described to derive the mobility of organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) by using the current-voltage characteristics at low drain voltage. After correction for the contact series resistance, it appears that the mobility of sexithiophene (6T) and octithiophene (8T) is gate bias dependent, which actually corresponds to charge ...
G. Horowitz +3 more
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Tutorial: Organic field-effect transistors: Materials, structure and operation
Journal of Applied Physics, 2018Chemical versatility and compatibility with a vast array of processing techniques has led to the incorporation of organic semiconductors in various electronic and opto-electronic devices. One such device is the organic field-effect transistor (OFET).
Zachary A. Lamport +4 more
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