Organic field effect transistor with an organic dielectric

Details Organic field effect transistor with an organic dielectric Organic field effect transistor with an organic dielectric

2006-04-18

2006-04-18

Ngô, Ngân V. (Department: 2818)

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process

Having organic semiconductive component

C257S040000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07029945

ABSTRACT:
A process of manufacturing an organic field effect device is provided comprising the steps of (a) depositing from a solution an organic semiconductor layer; and (b) depositing from a solution a layer of low permittivity insulating material forming at least a part of a gate insulator, such that the low permittivity insulating material is in contact with the organic semiconductor layer, wherein the low permittivity insulating material is of relative permittivity from 1.1 to below 3.0. In addition, an organic field effect device manufactured by the process is provided.

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