A 3-V, 6-bit DAC is designed using complementary organic thin-film transistors on a glass substrate. The p-channel and n-channel transistors utilize dinaphthothienothiophene (DNTT) and hexadecafluorocopperphthalocyanine (F16CuPc) as the organic semiconductors, respectively. A low-temperature process compatible with flexible plastic substrates is used to fabricate the circuit. The DAC utilizes switched capacitors to circumvent the large transistor-current variations, and a C-2C structure to avoid the large capacitances that would otherwise be required in the thin-film process. With calibration, the DAC achieves DNL and INL of less than 1 LSB at a conversion rate of 100 Hz.
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