Transfer Patterning of Pentacene for Organic Thin‐Film Transistors
S. Y. Park, Tae‐Seok Kwon, H. H. Lee
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S. Y. Park, Tae‐Seok Kwon, H. H. Lee
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A simple and economical way of patterning pentacene (see figure) for the fabrication of organic thin-film transistors (TFTs) is described. In this transfer patterning technique a pentacene film deposited on a patterned “rigiflex” mold is transferred to the surface of an insulating gate dielectric. The carrier mobility of such a TFT is shown to be similar to that of a reference device fabricated using a shadow-mask technique.
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A simple and economical way of patterning pentacene (see figure) for the fabrication of organic thin-film transistors (TFTs) is described. In this transfer patterning technique a pentacene film deposited on a patterned “rigiflex” mold is transferred to the surface of an insulating gate dielectric. The carrier mobility of such a TFT is shown to be similar to that of a reference device fabricated using a shadow-mask technique.
Key concepts: Pentacene, Thin-film transistor, Materials science, Shadow mask, Optoelectronics, Fabrication, Transistor, Nanotechnology