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High performance n-channel thin-film transistors with an amorphous phase C60 film on plastic substrateNa et al., 2007
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- Na J
- Kitamura M
- Arakawa Y
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- Applied Physics Letters
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We fabricated high mobility, low voltage n-channel transistors on plastic substrates by combining an amorphous phase C 60 film and a high dielectric constant gate insulator titanium silicon oxide (Ti Si O 2). The transistors exhibited high performance with a …
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