Effect of keto defects on the electrical properties of fluorene-based oligomers
- 저자
- Yong-Young Noh , Dong-Yu Kim, Yuji Yoshida, Kiyoshi Yase, Byung-Jun Jung, Eunhee Lim, Hong-Ku Shim and Reiko Azumi
- 저널명
- Applied Physics Letters, 85, 2953–2955 (2004)
- 년도
- 2004
- Link
- http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1787939 110회 연결
[Abstract]
The effect of ketonic defects on electrical properties, i.e., the performance of organic ®eld-effect transistors (OFETs) was examined in ¯uorene end capped fused bithiophene oligomers (BFTT). The long wavelength emission at 2.1±2.3 eV resulting from the ketonic defects was observed in photoluminescence spectra of BFTT ®lms after UV irradiation in air. In addition, the peak corresponding to the carbonyl stretching mode of the ¯uorenone moiety at 1721 cm−1 was also apparent after UV irradiation for periods longer than 6 h in air. These observations con®rm that ketonic defects are present in the ¯uorene units of BFTT after photo-oxidation. The threshold voltage sVthd, i.e., switch-on voltage, of OFETs was increased and ®eld-effect mobility smFETd was decreased after the formation of the ketonic defects, since these defects induce the formation of numerous trap sites in the bandgap of the semiconducting conjugated oligomer.
The effect of ketonic defects on electrical properties, i.e., the performance of organic ®eld-effect transistors (OFETs) was examined in ¯uorene end capped fused bithiophene oligomers (BFTT). The long wavelength emission at 2.1±2.3 eV resulting from the ketonic defects was observed in photoluminescence spectra of BFTT ®lms after UV irradiation in air. In addition, the peak corresponding to the carbonyl stretching mode of the ¯uorenone moiety at 1721 cm−1 was also apparent after UV irradiation for periods longer than 6 h in air. These observations con®rm that ketonic defects are present in the ¯uorene units of BFTT after photo-oxidation. The threshold voltage sVthd, i.e., switch-on voltage, of OFETs was increased and ®eld-effect mobility smFETd was decreased after the formation of the ketonic defects, since these defects induce the formation of numerous trap sites in the bandgap of the semiconducting conjugated oligomer.