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ABSTRACT:
A polythiophene polymer with high charge-carrier mobilities, a method for fabricating the polymer, and a semiconductor component and an organic field effect transistor including the polymer are provided. The polymer has electrical semiconductor characteristics and includes a backbone formed from thiophene groups. The thiophene groups carry a side group in the 3rdand 4thpositions that can itself have semiconductor characteristics. The polymers have a high mobility of the charge carriers and are therefore suitable for fabricating electronic components such as field effect transistors.

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