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A Flexible 3D Organic Preamplifier for a Lactate Sensor File

Baek, Sanghoon , Kwon, Jimin , Mano, Taisei , Tokito, Shizuo , Jung, Sungjune

Article Issue Date2020-11 View4
A Nonchlorinated Solvent-Processable Fluorinated Planar Conjugated Polymer for Flexible Field-Effect Transistors File

Lee, Myeongjae , Kim, Min Je , Ro, Suhee , Choi, Shinyoung , Jin, Seon-Mi , Nguyen, Hieu Dinh , Yang, Jeehye , Lee, Kyung-Koo , Lim, Dong Un , Lee, Eunji , et al

Article Issue Date2017-08 View9
Compact modelling and SPICE simulation for three-dimensional, inkjet-printed organic transistors, inverters and ring oscillators File

Jung, Sungyeop , Kwon, Jimin , Tokito, Shizuo , Horowitz, Gilles , Bonnassieux, Yvan , Jung, Sungjune

Article Issue Date2019-10 View8
Enhancement of the field-effect mobility of poly(3-hexylthiophene)/functionalized carbon nanotube hybrid transistors File

Park, Yeong Don , Lim, Jung Ah , Jang, Yunseok , Hwang, Minkyu , Lee, Hwa Sung , Lee, Dae Ho , Lee, Hwa-Jeong , Baek, Jong-Beom , Cho, Kilwon

Article Issue Date2008-06 View7
High Mobility Amorphous Polymer-Based 3D Stacked Pseudo Logic Circuits through Precision Printing File

Kim, Woojo , Ryu, Gyungin , Nam, Youhyun , Choi, Hyeonmin , Wang, Meng , Kwon, Jimin , Nielsen, Christian B. , Kang, Keehoon , Jung, Sungjune

Article Issue Date2024-05 View4
Transparent and Colorless Polyimides Containing Multiple Trifluoromethyl Groups as Gate Insulators for Flexible Organic Transistors with Superior Electrical Stability File

Min, Honggi , Kang, Boseok , Shin, Yo Seob , Kim, BongSoo , Lee, Seung Woo , Cho, Jeong Ho

Article Issue Date2020-04 View5
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