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The cover illustrates a polymer semiconductor highway for efficient transport of both electrons and holes. On p. 478, Samson A. Jenekhe, Mark D. Watson, and co‐workers have demonstrated high‐mobility single‐component ambipolar field‐effect transistors, by utilizing a new polymer semiconductor, and integrated them into complementary inverters. Polymer semiconductors with good ambipolar charge transport...
High‐performance ambipolar transistors and inverters are demonstrated using a new donor–acceptor copolymer semiconductor. The ambipolar transistors show electron and hole mobilities of up to 0.04 and 0.003 cm2 V−1 s−1, respectively. Voltage transfer curves of the inverters made on common gold electrodes showed sharp switching with gain of 30.
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