Polymer field-effect transistors (PFETs) have been extensively studied because of their potential applications in flexible display and wearable electronic devices. Particularly
the design and synthesis of high-performance polymers has become the focus of academic research. A number of studies have shown that the side chains of conjugated polymers not only endow solubility
but also affect the alignment orientation and stacking mode of polymer chains
thus affecting the morphology and properties of semiconductor films. In this mini-review
the recent progress of modification of side chains of conjugated polymers is introduced
including changing the length of side chains
changing the position of side chains
changing the branching position
replacing one bulky branching chain with a linear one
and modifying side chains with functional groups. In addition
the effects of side chain modification on the crystallization process and device performance are highlighted and the future development for in-depth understanding of the side chain effect is discussed.
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场效应晶体管共轭聚合物侧链改性链间堆积
Keywords
OFETsConjugated polymersModification of side chainsIntermolecular/interchain packing
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