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Organic diodes, field -effect transistors, and an inverter circuit by microfabrication techniques
The objective of this work is to fabricate microelectronic devices and circuits based on organic and polymer materials by micro fabrication techniques. The organic microelectronic device is one of the most promising alternative to traditional inorganic devices due to its varieties of advantages, suc
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