Abstract
Organic complementary inverters that have high performance, low-power operation, and flexible compatibility are achieved using a simple and low-cost method to prepare a thin low- ${k}$ polymer dielectric on sputtered C nanoparticles. The operation voltage of the flexible inverter can be as low as 3 V, and the gain is close to 200, which is superior to most reported organic-based inverters. The flexible inverter also exhibits outstanding switching stability in multiple signal processing. The present organic inverters may be of value in portable and wearable electronics.
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