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Self-Assembly Fabrication of the Polymer p-n Junction Film

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The p-n junction film which consists of the conductive polymer of p type semiconductor of polyhexylthiophene (PAT-6) and n type one polyquinoline(PQ) was fabricated by self-assembly by applying novel stratified phase separation phenomenon that had been discovered previously by us. The film showed ideal characteristic I-V relationship of the diode device

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Advanced Design Technology, ICAMMP 2011

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 421)

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188-191

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.421.188

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December 2011

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Nai Di Tan, Yan Lin Zhang, Xi Wu Fan, Noriko Asano, Masayuki Toda, Katsuo Olihara

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Conductive Polymer, I-V Characteristics, Phase Separation Phenomenon, p-n Junction Film, Self-Assembly, Stratified Structure

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