Abstract
Herein we report on the charge transport properties of spin-coated thin films of an n-type fullerene derivative, i.e. the indene-C60 bis-adduct (ICBA). In particular, the effects of annealing temperature and duration as well as surface functionalization are explored. Electron mobilities approaching 0.1 cm(2) V(-1) s(-1) are reported.
Highlights
We report on the charge transport properties of spin-coated thin films of an n-type fullerene derivative, i.e. the indene-C60 bis-adduct (ICBA)
If organic electronics is to go to the market place, realizing complementary circuits as well as finding valid replacements for electron acceptors in oSC becomes of paramount importance
We investigate the effects of the annealing temperature and duration of the above-mentioned fullerene molecule and correlate the film morphology to the transport of electrons in thin-film transistors
Summary
We report on the charge transport properties of spin-coated thin films of an n-type fullerene derivative, i.e. the indene-C60 bis-adduct (ICBA). We investigate the effects of the annealing temperature and duration of the above-mentioned fullerene molecule and correlate the film morphology to the transport of electrons in thin-film transistors.
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