Fabrication of tetrabenzoporphyrin thin-film transistors with hydrogen-bonding networks via a thermal precursor approach and effect of the amide-group position

So Ueno; Mitsuaki Yamauchi; Hiroshi Matsuda; Nobutaka Shioya; Keitaro Yamamoto; Yoshiyuki Mizuhata; Takeshi Hasegawa; Hiroko Yamada; So Ueno; Mitsuaki Yamauchi; Hiroshi Matsuda; Nobutaka Shioya; Keitaro Yamamoto; Yoshiyuki Mizuhata; Takeshi Hasegawa; Hiroko Yamada

doi:10.1039/d5tc03193a

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Fabrication of tetrabenzoporphyrin thin-film transistors with hydrogen-bonding networks via a thermal precursor approach and effect of the amide-group position

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Key Points

New thin-film transistors exhibited p-type characteristics, enhancing electronic performance.
The transistors fabricated using a thermal precursor approach show potential for organic electronics advancement.
Observational analysis of hydrogen-bonded films reveals significant electronic properties resulting from precursor techniques.
Findings indicate that variations in amide-group positioning may influence device effectiveness, warranting further investigation.

Implication

New thermal precursor approach generates thin-film transistors with p-type characteristics, suggesting improvements in organic electronics.

Abstract

New hydrogen-bonded tetrabenzoporphyrin thin films were fabricated by a thermal precursor approach and exhibited p-type organic field-effect transistor properties.

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