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Filling the gap in the literature, this overview of our knowledge of the physics behind organic semiconductor devices contains contributions from over 17 international research groups on various aspects of the field. Topics include the growth of organic layers and crystals, electronic properties at interfaces, photophysics and electrical transport properties, as well as applications. For both students and researchers.
List of contents
- Organic Molecular Beam Deposition (Frank Schreiber)
- Interfaces between Organic Semiconductors and Metals (Martin Knupfer)
- Thermal and Structural Properties of Alq_3 (M. Coelle and W. Brütting)
- Ultrafast Photophysics in Conjugated Polymers (G. Lanzani et al.)
- The Origin of the Green Emission Band in Polyfluorene (S. Gamerith et al.)
- Exciton Energy Relaxation and Dissociation (V.I. Arkhipov and H. Bässler)
- Polarons in pi-conjugated Semiconductors (M. Wohlgenannt)
- Electronic Traps in Organic Transport Layers (R. Schmechel and H. v. Seggern)
- Charge Carrier Density Dependence of the Hole Mobility in PPV (C. Tanase et al.)
- Analysis and Modeling of Organic Devices (Y. Roichman et al.)
- Fabrication and Analysis of FETs (S. Scheiner and G. Paasch)
- Organic Single-Crystal Field-Effect Transistors (R.W. I. de Boer et al.)
- Charge Carrier Photogeneration and Transport in Solar Cells (I. Riedel et al.)
- Modification of PEDOT:PSS as Hole Injection Layer in LEDs (M. de Kok et al.)
- Optimizing OLED Structures for Display Applications (W. Rieß et al.)
About the author
Wolfgang Brütting received his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Bayreuth in 1995 with a work on charge transport in one-dimensional charge-density wave systems. He then moved to the field of organic semiconductors where he could take part in the development of organic light-emitting devices for display applications. In 2003 he became Professor for Experimental Physics at the University of Augsburg. His current research activities include thin film growth, photophysics and electrical transport in organic semiconductor devices.
Report
"... is a useful contribution to the field and well worth buying." ChemPhysChem "There is no doubt this book will be a useful companion to current researchers of whichever strand - physicists, chemists, materials scientists, and electrical engineers alike, as well as researchers about to enter the field." Advanced Materials
