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Functional Oligothiophenes for Use in Self-Assembled Monolayer Field-Effect Transistors

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A R. Murphy, Clayton Mauldin, J M. Frechet, Paul C. Chang, Kanan Putambekar, Kin-Yip Phoa, V Subramanian, Dean DeLongchamp, Daniel A. Fischer, Eric K. Lin

Abstract

Asymmetric, end-functionalized thiophene oligomers capable of self-assembly and covalent bonding to silicon surfaces have been synthesized. Monolayer films were made using solution or Langmuir-Blodgett deposition techniques. Characterization of the films by AFM and ellipsometry confirms the presence of a single monolayer. The molecular orientation with respect to the surface was evaluated using multi-angle NEXAFS spectroscopy. Initial results using these materials in organic field-effect transistors are also presented.
Citation
Organic Letters

Keywords

combinatorial analysis, multivariate methods, organic semiconductor, transistor

Citation

Murphy, A. , Mauldin, C. , Frechet, J. , Chang, P. , Putambekar, K. , Phoa, K. , Subramanian, V. , DeLongchamp, D. , Fischer, D. and Lin, E. (2021), Functional Oligothiophenes for Use in Self-Assembled Monolayer Field-Effect Transistors, Organic Letters (Accessed October 8, 2025)

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Created October 12, 2021
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