Organic thin film electronics
Thomas Nelson Jackson
Abstract
Thomas Nelson Jackson
Abstract
The technological landscape appears ripe for an explosion of organic electronic applications. Devices with performance exceeding a-Si:H thin film transistors have been demonstrated and applications that use the particular strengths of organic devices are beginning to emerge. All-organic displays have been demonstrated and solution processed materials with device performance similar to vapor deposited materials appear likely. The wide range of device and application possibilities and physical phenomena combine to make organic electronics one of the most exciting areas of device physics and engineering
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The technological landscape appears ripe for an explosion of organic electronic applications. Devices with performance exceeding a-Si:H thin film transistors have been demonstrated and applications that use the particular strengths of organic devices are beginning to emerge. All-organic displays have been demonstrated and solution processed materials with device performance similar to vapor deposited materials appear likely. The wide range of device and application possibilities and physical phenomena combine to make organic electronics one of the most exciting areas of device physics and engineering
Key concepts: Organic electronics, Thin-film transistor, Electronics, Transistor, Materials science, Organic semiconductor, Thin film, Nanotechnology