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November 15, 2016Advanced Electronic Materials99 citations

Film‐Depth‐Dependent Light Absorption and Charge Transport for Polymer Electronics: A Case Study on Semiconductor/Insulator Blends by Plasma Etching

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LBLaju BuSGShuang GaoWWWeichen Wang

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An easily accessible plasma etching approach is utilized to acquire film-depth-dependent light absorption spectra and 3D charge transport pathways in a polymer field-effect transistor, both with nanometer depth resolution. As an application of this study, depth-dependent optical and electronic properties of semiconductor/insulator blends films are synergically manipulated to increase optical transparency toward higher than 90% with simultaneously improved transistor performance.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6f2653a2d7cf2e39c28862https://doi.org/10.1002/aelm.201600359
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