Organic Small-Molecule Heterointerface for Use in Transistor-Type Non-Volatile Memory
Organic Electronics 2021, 93, 106107.
Research overview
A pentacene/Alq₃ bilayer forms the active and charge-storage regions of an organic transistor memory. Sequential deposition creates a heterointerface whose energy-level offset controls charge transfer during writing and erasing. The devices demonstrate nonvolatile memory operation with stability in air.
Summary based on the published abstract.
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