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Solution-processed single-wall carbon nanotube transistor arrays for wearable display backplanes

Byeong-Cheol Kang, Tae-Jun Ha

AIP Advances · 2018

doi:10.1063/1.5017794 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

In this paper, we demonstrate solution-processed single-wall carbon nanotube thin-film transistor (SWCNT-TFT) arrays with polymeric gate dielectrics on the polymeric substrates for wearable display backplanes, which can be directly attached to the human body. The optimized SWCNT-TFTs without any buffer layer on flexible substrates exhibit a linear field-effect mobility of 1.5cm2/V-s and a threshold voltage of around 0V. The statistical plot of the key device metrics extracted from 35 SWCNT-TFTs which were fabricated in different batches at different times conclusively support that we successfully demonstrated high-performance solution-processed SWCNT-TFT arrays which demand excellent uniformity in the device performance. We also investigate the operational stability of wearable SWCNT-TFT arrays against an applied strain of up to 40%, which is the essential for a harsh degree of strain on human body. We believe that the demonstration of flexible SWCNT-TFT arrays which were fabricated by all solution-process except the deposition of metal electrodes at process temperature below 130oC can open up new routes for wearable display backplanes.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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