POTENTIAL-DEPENDENT CONDUCTIVITY OF CONDUCTING POLYMERS YIELDS OPPORTUNITIES FOR MOLECULE-BASED DEVICES - A MICROELECTROCHEMICAL PUSH-PULL AMPLIFIER BASED ON 2 DIFFERENT CONDUCTING POLYMER TRANSISTORS
Ch. Mccoy et Ms. Wrighton, POTENTIAL-DEPENDENT CONDUCTIVITY OF CONDUCTING POLYMERS YIELDS OPPORTUNITIES FOR MOLECULE-BASED DEVICES - A MICROELECTROCHEMICAL PUSH-PULL AMPLIFIER BASED ON 2 DIFFERENT CONDUCTING POLYMER TRANSISTORS, Chemistry of materials, 5(7), 1993, pp. 914-916
Conducting polymers exhibit potential-dependent conductivity maximizin
g at a partially oxidized state. The potential of maximum conductivity
depends on the polymer and gives rise to interesting device possibili
ties. The preparation and characterization of a microelectrochemical p
ush-pull amplifier based on polyaniline and poly(3-phenylthiophene) ar
e reported.