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The classical semiconductors are indirect semiconductors and, therefore, unsuitable as light-emitting diodes (LED) materials. | |
It can be seen that the transistors exhibit significant hysteresis behaviors and storage circles in current-voltage characteristics in the dark and under illumination, indicating that the transistors may act as a nonvolatile memory element. | |
Thanks to the simple structure and nanoscale switching region, this modulated LED may offer a feasible method to replace traditional thin film transistors or CMOSs with complicated structures and techniques, enabling the potential application of low-cost and high-density LED displays. We developed an intensity-modulated light-emitting device (LED) by integrating a p-GaN/n-ZnO heterojunction with multilevel resistive random access memory (RRAM). | |
These transistors have potential for transparent logic integrated circuit applications. | |
To the best of our knowledge, these are the most radiation-hard thin film transistors reported to date. | |
103 Citations | These characteristics are comparable to those of LED on sapphire. |
Vertical Organic Transistors are a novel technology that has the potential to overcome these limitations of OFETs. | |
We demonstrate the possibility of producing flexible polymer light-emitting transistors using AgNW electrodes. | |
32 Citations | Here, a novel vertical integration scheme is utilized to fabricate nanowire LEDs with nanowire field effect transistors (FETs) for the first time. |
Transistors fabricated by this method have a high optical transparency and reliable electrical performance. | |
27 Citations | This work is anticipated to be useful for the development of in-plane light-emitting transistors. |
46 Citations | The results presented here will open the way to fabricating efficient light-emitting transistors with high mobility. |
41 Citations | The results show the possibility of fabricating transistors with a very thin, highly doped base. |
102 Citations | Electrical output characteristics of both kinds of devices are reported, demonstrating that the performances of our devices may be compared to those of transistors fabricated employing different realization techniques. |
The performance of the transistors seems to be compatible with application of them in active–matrix organic light emitting displays. | |
These characteristics are comparable to those of LED on sapphire substrate. | |
141 Citations | The performance of these transistors compares favorably with that of similar devices constructed using conventional methods and inorganic substrates, dielectrics, and conductors. |
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