Organic transistors on paper: a brief review

Ute Zschieschang; Hagen Klauk

doi:10.1039/c9tc00793h

January 1, 2019Journal of Materials Chemistry COpen Access

Organic transistors on paper: a brief review

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Examine the emerging transition from polymer-based substrates to eco-friendly paper substrates in the fabrication of organic transistors for flexible electronic applications.
Reviewed literature addressing fabrication techniques for organic transistors built directly on paper substrates.
Assessed the physical and environmental properties of cellulose paper relative to traditional polymeric backing materials.
Identified paper as a viable, functional substrate alternative for supporting flexible organic electronic circuits.
Determined that paper substrates reduce non-biodegradable plastic accumulation while maintaining the mechanical flexibility required for organic electronics.

Implication

Review highlights paper substrate integration for organic transistors, suggesting an eco-friendly alternative to plastic flexible electronics.

Abstract

Organic transistors for flexible electronics applications are usually fabricated on polymeric substrates, but considering the negative impact of plastic waste on the global environment and taking into account the desirable properties of paper, there are more and more efforts to use paper as a substrate for organic transistors.

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