journal article·2014-05

Field Effect Transistors: Direct‐Write Complementary Graphene Field Effect Transistors and Junctions via Near‐Field Electrospinning (Small 10/2014)

Jiyoung Chang, Yumeng Liu, Kwang Heo, Byung Yang Lee, Seung‐Wuk Lee, Liwei Lin

Small· Volume 10· Issue 10
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Abstract

A novel process to create a self-aligned and chemically doped graphene channel is presented by L. Lin and co-workers on page 1920. Near-field electrospinning, reengineered from conventional electrospinning, is utilized to pattern and chemically dope the graphene layer using functionalized polymers such as PEI and PEO. Arbitrary patterning is readily available to write channels on either flexible or dielectric substrates. Field effects of p- and n-type graphene channel transistors are fabricated and a complimentary inverter circuitry using electronic junctions is successfully demonstrated. This work may be the impetus for substantial and practical development in graphene-based electronics.
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OpenAlex topics: Conducting polymers and applications

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Affiliations

Department of Physics University of California at Berkeley USA

Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center University of California at Berkeley USA

Department of Bioengineering University of California at Berkeley USA

School of Mechanical Engineering Korea University Seoul Korea

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