Abstract
AbstractWe will demonstrate a novel approach to the problem of patterning organic small molecule layers, which is compatible with printing techniques. By locally changing the chemistry of the dielectric surface by means of Self-Assembly Monolayers (SAM), we predefine active and passive areas of the circuit. The subsequent growth of the organic film by sublimation takes place under growth conditions which cause the formation of a high-mobility, well- connected two-dimensional (2D) grains in the predefined active area contrasting with ill- connected, low-mobility 3D-grains in the passive area. We will explain this patterned growth in terms of a microscopic theory of nucleation of organic semiconductor on inert substrates and present experimental results.
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