Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Having organic semiconductive component
Reexamination Certificate
2004-06-30
2008-08-05
Geyer, Scott B. (Department: 2812)
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Having organic semiconductive component
C438S094000, C136S263000, C257SE21007
Reexamination Certificate
active
07407831
ABSTRACT:
A method for the production of organic solar cells or photodetectors, particularly based on organic polymers, comprising the following steps:—a first organic n- or p-conductive semiconductor layer is applied to an electrode, to the solid first organic semiconductor layer is applied a second organic semiconductor layer of the respective other conductivity whose solvent partially dissolves the first organic semiconductor layer, such that the first semiconductor layer mixes with the second mixed layer;—a second electrode is applied opposite the first.
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Brabec Christoph
Pavel Schilinsky
Fish & Richardson P.C.
Geyer Scott B.
Konarka Technologies, Inc.
Patel Reema
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