Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1268127 Organic Electronics 2010 5 Pages PDF
Abstract

In this article, low temperature processed, reactively evaporated titanium oxide layers were utilized as gate dielectrics for achieving low voltage driven transistors and complementary inverters. The surface of the gate dielectric was modified by an ultra thin (∼30 nm) fluoropolymer Cytop® layer which partially helped to reduce the leakage in the dielectric films and also enhanced the organic transistor performance. The current investigation demonstrates the ability of these high capacitance bi-layer dielectrics (k ∼ 20). The combined p-type and n-type field-effect transistors show similar saturation mobility ∼0.3 cm2/V s−1 to achieve low voltage driven complementary circuits with output gain of 22. Low temperature processing of these dielectric layers make them easily integrated.

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