N- DOTIERUNG VON ORGANISCHEN HALBLEITERN

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Contributors

  • TUD Dresden University of Technology

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for the production of doped organic semi-conductor materials with increased charge carrier mobility and effective charge carrier mobility by doping with a doping agent. The doping agent is produced, essentially, by electrocrystallisation in a first step and is selected from a group of organic compounds having a reduced oxidation potential. An organic semi-conductor material is doped with the doping agent in a second step. The invention also relates to doped organic semi-conductor materials with increased charge carrier mobility and effective charge carrier mobility which are produced according to the above-mentioned method. The invention further relates to an organic diode comprising doped organic semi-conductor materials which are produced according to the above-mentioned method.

Translated title of the contribution
N-DOPING OF ORGANIC SEMI-CONDUCTORS

Details

The invention relates to a method for the production of doped organic semi-conductor materials with increased charge carrier mobility and effective charge carrier mobility by doping with a doping agent. The doping agent is produced, essentially, by electrocrystallisation in a first step and is selected from a group of organic compounds having a reduced oxidation potential. An organic semi-conductor material is doped with the doping agent in a second step. The invention also relates to doped organic semi-conductor materials with increased charge carrier mobility and effective charge carrier mobility which are produced according to the above-mentioned method. The invention further relates to an organic diode comprising doped organic semi-conductor materials which are produced according to the above-mentioned method.

Original languageGerman
IPC (International Patent Classification)H01L 51/ 00 A N
Patent numberWO2005036667
Country/TerritoryGermany
Priority date10 Oct 2003
Priority numberDE20031047856
Publication statusPublished - 21 Apr 2005
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