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Polymer-based capacitors, junction field -effect transistors, and a follower circuit by lithography, self -assembly, and ink -jet printing techniques
The study of organic materials to create field-effect transistors has recently emerged and is gaining much interest. All-polymer electronic devices are currently in their infancy, like semiconductor devices when they first appeared. As a result, current performance of these devices is in no way comp
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