Patterning organic semiconductors using "dry" poly(dimethylsiloxane) elastomeric stamps for thin film transistors.
This communication demonstrates a method of transferring unreacted low molecular weight (LMW) siloxane oligomers from freshly prepared "dry" PDMS stamps for patterning organic semiconductors and conducting polymers into functional devices via selective wetting. The semiconductors were patterned onto the modified surfaces via dip-coating with well-resolved feature sizes as small as 1 mum. Functional transistor arrays exhibited field-effect mobilities as high as 0.07 cm2/Vs. The proposed printing method eliminates the need to ink SAMs for fabricating patterns and results in a simple, fast, and highly reproducible method of patterning organic semiconductors from solution. The method herein also produced a flexible transistor composed of patterned PEDOT source-drain electrodes.
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California--Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA.
Alejandro L
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Briseno
Mark
M
Roberts
Mang-Mang
MM
Ling
Hyunsik
H
Moon
E Joseph
EJ
Nemanick
Zhenan
Z
Bao