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2005-03-31

2008-05-13

Clark, Sheila V. (Department: 2823)

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process

Having organic semiconductive component

C438S082000, C438S780000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07371605

ABSTRACT:
Techniques for disposing an organic semiconductor film on a receiver substrate, comprising the steps of: depositing an organic semiconductor film onto a donor substrate, the semiconductor film having a first surface facing the donor substrate and having an exposed second surface; bringing the exposed second surface adjacent a receiver substrate such that the semiconductor film is in contact with both substrates; and then, moving the donor and receiver substrates apart; and wherein a surface portion of the receiver substrate is maintained above its glass transition during the moving step. Active organic semiconductor devices.

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