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An Electrochemical Transducer Based on a Pentacene Double‐Gate Thin‐Film Transistor

Göllner et al., 2012

Document ID
17576425966927698160
Author
Göllner M
Glasbrenner G
Nickel B
Publication year
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Electroanalysis

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We report an electrochemical transducer based on an organic double‐gate transistor. The bottom‐gate is given by ap‐doped silicon substrate, which is covered by 300 nm thermal oxide. A 20 nm pentacene film acts as the semiconducting layer, and a 50 nm …
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