Dynamics of Threshold Voltage Shifts in Organic and Amorphous Silicon Field-Effect Transistors

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Mathijssen, S.G.J.

Cölle, M.

Gomes, H.

Smits, E.C.P.

Boer, B. de

McCulloch, I.

Bobbert, P.A.

Leeuw, D.M. de
Progress in environmental stability and processability, and the increase of the field-effect mobility of organic semiconductors has triggered their use as the active element in microelectronic devices. The advantages of their application are the easy processing, for example, spin-coating and ink-jet printing, without a temperature hierarchy, and their mechanical flexibility. Applications are foreseen in the field of large-area electronics where numerous devices are integrated on low-cost substrates such as plastics. The first flexible, even rollable, quarter video graphics array (QVGA) active matrix displays based on organic semiconductors have already been reported.[1]
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Advanced Materials, pp. 2785 - 2789.
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