Organic electronics open new fields of applications requiring large-area coverage, structural flexibility, low-temperature
and low-cost processing. A key for this technology is access to suitable materials. Progress in conducting and
semiconducting materials for organic electronics will be reported. Highly conductive PEDOT-grades have been
developed for high resolution printing. Linear oligomeric and star shaped oligothiophenes will be discussed. These
materials show outstanding carge carrier mobility and environmental stability when deposited from vacuum deposition.
After fine tuning the deposition parameter by ink jet printing we also obtained transistors with excellent properties. The
concept of "flexible core" star shaped oligothiophenes will be discussion which might be a way to combine both, high
charge carrier and wet processing.
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