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Low-voltage and short-channel pentacene field-effect transistors with top-contact geometry using parylene-C shadow masks

Chung et al., 2010

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2281679732867721801
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Chung Y
Murmann B
Selvarasah S
Dokmeci M
Bao Z
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Applied Physics Letters

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We have fabricated high-performance top-contact pentacene field-effect transistors using a nanometer-scale gate dielectric and parylene-C shadow masks. The high-capacitance gate dielectric, deposited by atomic layer deposition of aluminum oxide, resulted in a low …
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