Hydroxyl-Rich Siloxane Hybrid Dielectric with Moisture-Enhanced Dipolar Polarization and Hydrophobic Surface Passivation for Stable Low-Voltage OTFTs
Surfaces and Interfaces 2026, 86, 108696.
Research overview
A siloxane hybrid dielectric combines polar groups in the film bulk with a fluorinated surface. The bulk promotes dielectric polarization, while the surface limits moisture-related trapping at the semiconductor interface. This separation of bulk and interface functions supports stable transistor operation at low voltage.
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