Optimum bias of CMOS organic field effect transistor inverter through threshold adjustment of both p- and n-type devices

B. M. Dhar, R. Özgün, B. J. Jung, H. E. Katz, A. G. Andreou

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Abstract

A hybrid fabrication technique is reported that relies on photolithography plus mechanical peel-off and enables, for the first time, the patterning of positive and negative charges spatially on n- and p-type organic field effect transistors, respectively, on the same wafer. Using the proposed fabrication and threshold adjusting technique, the first organic FET-based CMOS inverter has been fabricated that employs threshold adjustment for both p- and n-type transistors to bias them so that the inverter has maximum gain.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1335-1336
Number of pages2
JournalElectronics Letters
Volume46
Issue number19
DOIs
StatePublished - 16 Sep 2010

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