OFET & OLED Polymer Materials
OFETs (organic field-effect transistors) and OLEDs (organic light-emitting diodes) are at the forefront of organic electronics. These stable polymer materials have semiconducting properties and are both solution-processable and morphologically advantageous. Maximize your OFET and OLED device efficency by fabricating and testing new devices in a glove box environment.
The primary advantages of OFET and OLED polymer materials include their flexibility, lightweight nature, and the potential for low cost production through processes like slot die coating. They are ideal for flexible displays, wearable electronics, and innovative lighting solutions, marking a significant shift from traditional silicon-based electronics.
OFET Polymers
Typically with high charge carrier mobility, which is achieved through a conjugated backbone that facilitates efficient electron or hole transport. These materials often include thiophene-based polymers like P3HT, which are known for their stability and performance in transistor applications.
OLED Polymers
Designed to emit light efficiently when an electric current is applied. These materials are characterized by their ability to support electron and hole injection and transport to emit light. OLED polymers possess a wide range of emission spectra that can be carefully selected for, depending on the specific application and device architecture.
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OLED Fabrication Guide
In this guide, we demonstrate how to make standard OLED devices in a glove box using materials and equipment easily available to any lab. Find out more.
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