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Ultrabarrier Films for Packaging Flexible Electronics: Examining the Role of Thin-Film Technology

Ankit Kumar Singh, Samuel Lindsay Graham

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The development of organic electronics, such as organic LED (OLED) devices and organic field effect transistors (OFE Ts), as well as thin-film solar cells enable the development of devices with a range of functionality in f lexible form factors [1]-[6].

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The development of organic electronics, such as organic LED (OLED) devices and organic field effect transistors (OFE Ts), as well as thin-film solar cells enable the development of devices with a range of functionality in f lexible form factors [1]-[6].

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The development of organic electronics, such as organic LED (OLED) devices and organic field effect transistors (OFE Ts), as well as thin-film solar cells enable the development of devices with a range of functionality in f lexible form factors [1]-[6].

Key concepts: Organic electronics, Thin-film transistor, Materials science, Electronics, OLED, Thin film, Organic solar cell, Nanotechnology

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