Polymer gate dielectrics have been used for organic thin-film transistors (OTFTs) primarily because of wet processability. An inorganic dielectric, if it is wet processable, can remedy many problems associated with a polymer dielectric. A siloxane-based spin-on glass is used to show that it can lead to better device performance than the best polymer dielectric known, thus paving the way to replacing the polymer dielectric for OTFTs, except in flexible device applications.
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