Low-voltage self-supported organic transistors based on ion-conductive membranes

Nikolai Kaihovirta; Carl-Johan Wikman; Tapio Mäkelä; Carl-Eric Wilén; Ronald Österbacka

Low-voltage self-supported organic transistors based on ion-conductive membranes

Nikolai Kaihovirta, Carl-Johan Wikman, Tapio Mäkelä, Carl-Eric Wilén, Ronald Österbacka

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Abstract

We present a novel ion enhanced organic transistor using a thick, ion conducting mem-brane (MemFET). The membrane acts both as gate insulator and as mechanical sup-port. The fabrication of the membranes starts with a PVDF-film as base material, which is functionalized by the roll-to-roll suitable electron beam irradiation induced grafting technique. For comparison, we have also used the commercially available Nafionr-membrane. The MemFETs are fabricated by standard laboratory fabrication techniques using soluble conducting and semiconducting polymers. The MemFETs operate at 1 V.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2009
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	XLIII Annual Conference of the Finnish Physical Society - Espoo, Finland Duration: 12 Mar 2009 → 14 Mar 2009

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Conference	XLIII Annual Conference of the Finnish Physical Society
Country/Territory	Finland
City	Espoo
Period	12/03/09 → 14/03/09

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large-scale fabrication
organic transistor
roll-to-roll

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