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Development of organic thin film transistors based on flexible substrates
A concept for organic field effect transistors (OFETs) based on polymeric foils is presented. Starting with a short description of the basic OFET design, the selection of materials used as organic semiconductor, substrate, electrodes and gate insulator is discussed. In order to obtain reference valu...
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description | A concept for organic field effect transistors (OFETs) based on polymeric foils is presented. Starting with a short description of the basic OFET design, the selection of materials used as organic semiconductor, substrate, electrodes and gate insulator is discussed. In order to obtain reference values from well-characterised test chips, transistor measurements carried out using silicon/silicon dioxide substrates are described. The characteristic values extracted from these measurements serve as input data for the simulation of a ring oscillator to qualify the applicability of the OFETs in simple digital circuits. |
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