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Polymer diodes with high rectificationRoman et al., 1999
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- Roman L
- Berggren M
- Inganäs O
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Polymer diodes made using a bilayer of doped poly (3, 4-ethylenedioxythiophene) and a semiconducting polymer in a sandwich structure with two low-work-function metals are reported. The conducting polymer layer acted as a modifier of the injection properties of the …
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