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The organic field effect transistor has a layered construction. A voltage applied to the gate causes the polymer layer to become a semiconductor and allows current flow between the source and drain contact. | The organic field effect transistor has a layered construction. A voltage applied to the gate causes the polymer layer to become a semiconductor and allows current flow between the source and drain contact. | ||
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Background
The organic field effect transistor has a layered construction. A voltage applied to the gate causes the polymer layer to become a semiconductor and allows current flow between the source and drain contact.
Significance
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All parts of an OFET can be made from plastics or thin flexible metals so that this could be used for flexible or printed electronics.
