Organic thin film phototransistors (OPTs) are fabricated using pentacene as semiconductor and the photocurable polymer ActivInk D150 as gate insulator. The photoresponse was studied through a simple model developed to describe the direct photocurrent (photoconductive effect) and the current enhancement due to the threshold voltage shift (photovoltaic effect). The results show a nearly linear correlation between photocurrent and incident optical power, with a high responsivity. Furthermore, the direction of threshold shift can be modulated by a persistent gate bias during illumination.
Pentacene-based thin film phototransistors
Rubino, A.;Liguori, R.
2017-01-01
Abstract
Organic thin film phototransistors (OPTs) are fabricated using pentacene as semiconductor and the photocurable polymer ActivInk D150 as gate insulator. The photoresponse was studied through a simple model developed to describe the direct photocurrent (photoconductive effect) and the current enhancement due to the threshold voltage shift (photovoltaic effect). The results show a nearly linear correlation between photocurrent and incident optical power, with a high responsivity. Furthermore, the direction of threshold shift can be modulated by a persistent gate bias during illumination.File in questo prodotto:
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