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On page 27, C.‐L. Liu, W.‐C. Chen, and co‐workers report the first combination of “double floating‐gate”, “ambipolar charge‐carrier trapping”, and “discrete trapping sites” to produce high‐performance organic non‐volatile transistor memory devices using a heterostructure of single‐crystal C60 needles/CuPc nanoparticles. The devices exhibit a wide memory window (ca. 4.4 V), low power consumption (within...
Low‐voltage organic field‐effect transistor memory devices exhibiting a wide memory window, low power consumption, acceptable retention, endurance properties, and tunable memory performance are fabricated. The performance is achieved by employing single‐crystal C60 needles and copper phthalocyanine nanoparticles to produce an ambipolar (hole/electron) trapping effect in a double floating‐gate architecture...
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