JOURNAL ARTICLE

Ambipolar rubrene thin film transistors

Soonjoo SeoByoungnam ParkPaul G. Evans

Year: 2006 Journal:   Applied Physics Letters Vol: 88 (23)   Publisher: American Institute of Physics

Abstract

We report ambipolar field-effect transistors fabricated from rubrene thin films on SiO2∕Si substrates. The mobilities of both holes and electrons were extremely low, ranging from 2.2×10−6to8.0×10−6cm2∕Vs, due to disorder in the films. Rubrene forms three-dimensional circular islands even at extremely low coverages and x-ray diffraction observations suggest that the film is amorphous. The formation of the conducting channel of the transistor follows the geometric percolation of rubrene islands.

Keywords:
Rubrene Ambipolar diffusion Materials science Percolation (cognitive psychology) Amorphous solid Optoelectronics Thin-film transistor Transistor Thin film Organic semiconductor Electron Organic field-effect transistor Diffraction Field-effect transistor Condensed matter physics Nanotechnology Crystallography Physics Optics Chemistry Layer (electronics)

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