Digitally Printed Dewetting Patterns for Self-Organized Microelectronics.

Adv Mater

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Light Technology Institute, Engesser Str. 13, 76131, Karlsruhe, Germany.

Published: September 2016

Self-organization of functional materials induced by low surface-energetic direct printed structures is presented. This study investigates fundamental fluid and substrate interactions and fabricates all-printed small area organic photodetectors with On-Off ratios of ≈10(5) and dark current densities of ≈10(-4) mA cm(-2) , as well as ring oscillators based on n-type organic field-effect transistors showing working frequencies up to 400 Hz.

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