@inproceedings{0b42b257fa2a4a8a97d019d341c5ca2b,
title = "New dimensions for semiconductor devices: polymeric field-effect transistors",
abstract = "Conducting polymers are sometimes considered as a branch of molecular electronics. The solubility recently achieved for some conductive polymers facilitates a flexible fabrication of polymer based electronic device structures. Thin film field-effect transistors have been prepared from poly (3-hexylthiophene) by spin-coating techniques. The characteristics of these devices are presented as well as their use in materials characterization to study the charge carrier mobility. Potential benefits and drawbacks of polymers in these device applications are discussed.",
author = "Jari Paloheimo and Eero Punkka and Pekka Kuivalainen and Henrik Stubb and Paula Yli-Lahti",
note = "LIS: B1 CA: PUO",
year = "1989",
language = "English",
isbn = "951-666-281-1",
series = "Acta Polytechnica Scandinavica: EL Electrical Engineering Series",
publisher = "Finnish Academies of Technology",
pages = "178--185",
editor = "Juha Sinkkonen",
booktitle = "Treatise on microelectronics",
}