Threshold voltage and turn-on voltage in organic transistors: Sensitivity to contact parasitics
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Abstract
Threshold voltage and turn-on voltage of organic field effect transistors are very sensitive to the fabrication process. Their knowledge and control are required for design and fabrication of OFET based circuits. A simple gradual channel OFET model is not appropriate close to threshold, and even fails to describe turn-on voltage. Therefore a distributed model has been developed, based on a numerical calculation of the accumulated charge along the channel, allowing the calculation of the transistor output characteristics both below and above threshold. Also, uneven source contact carrier injection can be modelled, based on physical parameters. In the present work, in-depth analysis of contact influence is carried-out, both below and above threshold, and impact on threshold voltage and turn-on voltage is outlined. Besides, surface Fermi level pinning effects and influence of the semiconductor layer thickness is also discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics · Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design · Thin-Film Transistor Technologies
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