Semiconducting Molecules
Semiconducting molecules are organic compounds which exhibit semiconducting properties. Semiconducting molecules are composed of carbon-based organic compounds, unlike traditional semiconductors like silicon which are inorganic materials.
Features and Properties
- Tunable conductivity. Semiconducting molecules can conduct electricity. Their properties can be tuned by modify the chemical structure, allowing precise control over their conductivity.
- Low cost-manufacturing. Low cost, solution-based processing methods can be used leading to reduced device manufacturing costs. Semiconducting molecules are also generally cheaper to produce than inorganic semiconductors.
- Flexibility. Organic molecules are more flexible than inorganic materials, enabling the fabrication of flexible or stretchable devices.
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