Publikation: Focus on Molecular Electronics
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The notion 'molecular electronics' has been used more frequently since the 1970s and summarizes a series of physical phenomena and ideas for their application in connection with organic molecules, oligomers, polymers, organic aggregates and solids. The properties studied in this field were connected to optical and electrical phenomena, such as optical absorption, fluorescence, nonlinear optics, energy transport, charge transfer, electrical conductance, and electron and nuclear spin-resonance. The final goal was and is to build devices which can compete or surpass some aspects of inorganic semiconductor devices. For example, on the basis of organic molecules there exist rectifiers, transistors, molecular wires, organic light emitting diodes, elements for photovoltaics, and displays. With respect to applications, one aspect of the organic materials is their broad variability and the lower effort and costs for their processability.
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SCHEER, Elke, Peter REINEKER, 2008. Focus on Molecular Electronics. In: New Journal of Physics. Institute of Physics Publishing (IOP). 2008, 10(6), 065004. eISSN 1367-2630. Available under: doi: 10.1088/1367-2630/10/6/065004BibTex
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