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Over the past decade, OTFTs (Organic Thin-Film Transistors) act as a key component of the radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, biological sensors and flexible display have a broad application prospects because of the advantages of low cost, large area and flexible substrate [1]. Material design and device engineering are both important approaches to generate performance enhancement. In this study, we demonstrate high-performance OTFTs with mobility of 0.15cm 2V -1S -1 using a novel semiconductor based on Peri-xanthenoxanthene [2] derivative, we also aim to reduce threshold voltage through the modification of insulator layer and using different structure of device. The result shows that the modification of insulator layer using a thin film of polymer is one useful strategy for reduce threshold voltage of device.

Type

Conference paper

Publication Date

20/08/2012

Pages

757 - 760