Inkjet-patterned, organic complementary circuits and non-volatile memory arrays based on ferroelectric field-effect transistors

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Event ECS Symposium on Thin Film Transistors

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Tse Nga Ng
Sambandan, Sanjiv
Daniel, Jurgen H.
Ana Claudia Arias
Technical Publications
October 10th 2010
Organic complementary circuits are demonstrated for integration with mechanical sensors to enable the fabrication of a sensor tape to detect mechanical impacts correlated to traumatic brain injury. The control electronics were fabricated by inkjet patterning with p- and n-channel organic semiconductors and printed electrodes based on metal nanoparticles. Typical carrier mobilities for these printed TFTs are ~0.005-0.015 cm2/Vs for both semiconductors with current on-to-off ratios >10^4. The inverters showed a typical gain of 4 with VDD at 10V. The printed amplifiers are integrated with mechanical sensors consisted of ferroelectric polymers, and the acceleration sensor sensitivity is calibrated to be 2mV/g.

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Ng, T.; Sambandan, S.; Daniel, J. H.; Arias, A. C. Inkjet-patterned, organic complementary circuits and non-volatile memory arrays based on ferroelectric field-effect transistors. 218th Electrochemical Society Meeting, Symposium on Thin Film Transistors; 2010 Oct 10-15, Las Vegas, NV.

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