Intrinsically stretchable organic field-effect transistors: progress and challenges

Jing Sun; Guodong Zhao; Mingxin Zhang; Xiaoli Zhao; Yanhong Tong; Qingxin Tang; Yichun Liu

doi:10.1039/d3tc04821g

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Intrinsically stretchable organic field-effect transistors: progress and challenges

Jing Sun Guodong Zhao Mingxin Zhang Xiaoli Zhao Yanhong Tong Qingxin Tang Yichun Liu

Year: 2024 Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry C Vol: 12 (17)Pages: 6011-6026 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d3tc04821g

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This paper introduces the materials, preparation, and applications of intrinsically stretchable organic field-effect transistors and discusses the challenges and advancements in their development.

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Materials science Nanotechnology Transistor Field-effect transistor Field (mathematics) Engineering physics Systems engineering Electrical engineering Engineering

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