Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 27, 2024
Abstract
The
key
roles
of
electrode/semiconductor
and
semiconductor/dielectric
interfaces
play
in
the
ideality
organic
field‐effect
transistors
(OFETs)
by
traditional
device
preparation
technologies
are
not
yet
fully
understood,
which
severely
limits
progress
design
molecules,
understanding
transport
mechanisms,
circuit
applications
OFETs.
Herein,
at
a
quantitative
level,
origin
nonideal
current–voltage
(
I–
V
)
curves
possibly
overestimated
mobility
single‐crystal
OFETs
is
revealed,
including
contact
resistance
R
c
),
charge
trapping,
scattering
devices.
Impressively,
an
efficient
interface
collaborative
strategy,
consists
transferred
“doped”
electrodes
with
tunable
“doping”
localized
regions
source‐drain
contacts
polymer‐modified
SiO
2
suitable
surface
polarity
γ
s
p
further
demonstrated
that
have
great
advantages
construction
ideal
high
Also,
interesting
double‐edged
sword
effect
dielectric
on
observed.
lower
can
result
higher
mobility,
while
too
low
would
degrade
due
to
significant
scattering.
findings
only
provide
new
perspectives
strategies
construct
but
also
offer
useful
guidance
correctly
evaluate
semiconductor
materials.
Macromolecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
Fine-tuning
the
charge
polarity
and
enhancing
electron
transport
in
conjugated
polymers
are
critical
for
developing
high-performance
organic
field-effect
transistors
(OFETs).
Quinoidal
polymers,
characterized
by
planar
backbones
deep-lying
lowest
unoccupied
molecular
orbital
(LUMO)
energy
levels,
offer
distinct
advantages
over
their
aromatic
counterparts
but
face
challenges
achieving
reliable
mobilities
exceeding
1
cm2
V–1
s–1.
Herein,
we
synthesized
a
set
of
novel
quinoid–donor–acceptor
(Q-D-A)
with
various
acceptor
units.
Increasing
strength
narrowed
band
gap,
lowered
LUMO
shifted
from
unipolar
p-type
to
ambipolar
ultimately
dominant
n-type
behavior.
The
electron-to-hole
mobility
ratio
increased
0
40
behavior
observed
Q-D-A
polymer
first
time.
Consequently,
strongest
acceptor-based
exhibited
backbone,
small
effective
mass,
high
crystallinity,
low
disorder,
resulting
1.20
s–1
decent
operational
stability.
This
is
record-high
value
quinoidal
transport.
Our
findings
viable
strategy
tuning
improving
providing
insights
into
structure–property
relationships
essential
advancing
electronics.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
review
describes
the
design
considerations,
bonding
modes
between
monomers,
structural
modification
strategies,
and
applications
of
polymer
semiconductors
with
excellent
electron
transport
performances.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(35)
Published: June 10, 2024
Conjugated
polymers
are
emerging
as
competitive
candidates
for
organic
thermoelectrics
(OTEs).
However,
to
make
the
device
truly
pervasive,
both
p-
and
n-type
conjugated
essential.
Despite
great
efforts,
no
equivalents
p-type
benchmark
PEDOT:PSS
exist
date
mainly
due
low
electrical
conductivity
(σ).
Herein,
a
near-amorphous
polymer,
namely
pDFSe,
is
reported
with
high
σ
by
achieving
synergy
between
charge
transport
doping
efficiency.
The
polymer
pDFSe
synthesized
based
on
an
acceptor-triad
moiety
of
diketopyrrolopyrrole-difluorobenzoselenadiazole-diketopyrrolopyrrole
(DFSe),
which
has
noncovalently-fused-ring
structure
reinforce
backbone
rigidity.
Furthermore,
axisymmetric
thiophene-selenophene-thiophene
donor
introduced,
enables
formation
microstructures.
above
merits
ensure
good
efficiency
without
scarifying
efficient
intrachain
charge-carrier
transport.
Thus,
pDFSe-based
transistors
exhibit
electron
mobility
up
6.15
cm
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(47)
Published: July 31, 2024
Abstract
Diketopyrrolopyrrole
(DPP)‐based
polymer
semiconductors
have
drawn
great
attention
in
the
field
of
organic
electronics
due
to
planar
structure,
decent
solubilizing
capability,
and
high
crystallinity.
However,
electron‐deficient
capacity
DPP
derivatives
are
not
strong
enough,
leading
relatively
high‐lying
lowest
unoccupied
molecular
orbital
(LUMO)
energy
levels
corresponding
polymers.
As
a
result,
n‐type
ambipolar
DPP‐based
polymers
rare
their
electron
mobilities
also
lag
far
behind
p‐type
counterparts,
which
limits
development
important
p‐n‐junction‐based
electronic
devices.
Therefore,
new
design
strategies
been
proposed
recent
years
develop
n‐type/ambipolar
with
improved
performances.
In
this
view,
these
summarized,
including
copolymerization
different
acceptors
weak
donors,
flanked
aromatic
ring
modification,
DPP‐core
expansion
dimerization.
The
relationship
between
chemical
structures
thin‐film
transistor
performances
is
intensively
discussed.
Finally,
perspective
on
future
trends
proposed.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Abstract
Developing
low‐cost
unipolar
n‐type
organic
thin‐film
transistors
(OTFTs)
is
necessary
for
logic
circuits.
To
achieve
this
objective,
the
usage
of
new
electron‐deficient
building
blocks
with
simple
structure
and
easy
synthetic
route
desirable.
Among
all
units,
N
‐oxide‐functionalized
bipyridines
can
be
prepared
through
a
oxidized
transformation
bipyridines.
However,
employing
as
unit
to
construct
efficient
N‐type
polymers
has
been
overlooked.
This
gap
strongly
encourages
us
design
synthesize
two
‐oxide
blocks,
5,5'‐dibromo‐[2,2'‐bipyridine]
1‐oxide
(BPyO)
1,1'‐dioxide
(BPyDO),
oxidation
sp
2
‐
in
2,2ʹ‐bipyridine.
The
single‐crystal
X‐ray
diffraction
shows
that
BPyO
BPyDO
possess
planar
strong
π‐stacking,
which
beneficial
charge
transport.
Incorporation
these
into
acceptor–acceptor
backbones
leads
polymers,
namely
P(DPP‐BPyO)
P(DPP‐BPyDO).
Both
P(DPP‐BPyDO)
lower
frontier
molecular
orbital
energy
levels
than
non‐oxide
polymer
P(DPP‐BPy).
Consequently,
transition
from
P(DPP‐BPy)
(without
oxide
group)
(mono‐oxide
then
(dioxide
decrease
hole‐transport
performance
gradually
switch
transport
nature
p‐type
via
ambipolar.
These
results
prove
introduction
groups
units
would
promising
strategy
approach
high‐performance
polymers.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Abstract
Developing
unipolar
n‐type
semiconducting
polymers
with
electron
mobility
(
µ
e
)
exceeding
10
cm
2
V
−1
s
presents
a
significant
challenge
in
organic
electronics.
In
response
to
this
challenge,
novel
molecular
architecture‐tailoring
approach
known
as
the
heteroannulated
acceptor
dimerization
strategy
is
introduced.
Through
theoretical
framework
that
integrates
heteroatom
substitution
and
based
on
parent
hexylthiophene‐flanked
benzothiadiazole,
our
establishes
modulate
frontier
orbital
(FMO)
levels
while
enhancing
planarity.
The
removal
of
alkyl
side
chains
flanking
thiophene
units
leads
more
planar
polymer
backbone,
evidenced
by
dihedral
angles
0°.
prediction
deeper
FMO
oxadiazole‐containing
experimentally
validated,
demonstrating
efficacy
design
principles.
Using
strategy,
new
copolymers
are
synthesized
via
modified
palladium/copper
co‐catalyzed
direct
arylation
polymerization
protocol
10‐gram
scale.
Compared
its
hexylthiophene‐counterpart
pN‐BBOE‐C6,
pN‐BBOE‐H
exhibits
exceptional
structural
electronic
properties,
including
π–π
stacking
distance
3.5
Å
11.2
,
among
highest
for
polymers.
This
work
not
only
advances
understanding
materials
but
also
provides
robust
designing
high‐performance
Journal of Materials Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(27), P. 10209 - 10217
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
triple-acceptor
P2DPP-BT
shows
a
deeper
LUMO
level
and
stronger
π–π
interaction,
leading
to
the
highest
electron
mobility
of
1.1
cm
2
V
−1
s
in
organic
transistors.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 28, 2024
Abstract
Achieving
low
threshold
voltage
(
V
th
)
in
organic
electrochemical
transistors
(OECTs)
is
essential
for
minimizing
power
consumption
and
enhancing
sensitivity
bioelectronic
devices.
However,
obtaining
OECT
materials
with
ultra‐low
,
close
to
0
n‐type
conjugated
polymers
remains
challenging.
Here,
a
polymer
FBDOPV‐CNTVT
introduced,
which
features
rigid
backbone
structure
high
electron
deficiency,
leading
an
exceptionally
lowest
unoccupied
molecular
orbital
(LUMO)
energy
level
of
−4.67
eV,
achieved
through
dual
electron‐withdrawing
substitutions.
With
its
LUMO
level,
exhibits
susceptibility
doping,
even
demonstrating
efficient
doping
near
V.
Consequently,
the
device
employing
as
active
material
shows
7.5
mV,
setting
new
record
Furthermore,
µC
*
value
6.13
F
cm
−1
s
retains
≈85%
current
after
2000
cycling.
This
study
highlights
potential
substitutions
achieve
levels,
effectively
reducing
devices
promising
advancements
bioelectronics.
Chemical Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(30), P. 11761 - 11774
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
A
conformation
engineering
strategy
is
proposed
to
manipulate
the
crystal
structure
of
electron
deficient
heteroarenes
for
superior
n-type
organic
semiconductors
with
an
mobility
3.5
cm
2
V
−1
s
.