The conductive properties of two series of camphorsulphonic acid protonated
polyaniline films spun from m-cresol and hexafluoropropanol solutions are
probed by means of high frequency experiments as a function of temperature.
Furthermore, the DC conductivity and room temperature optical absorption h
ave been studied. In contrast to the DC conductivity, the microwave respons
e depends weakly on temperature and reveals a gradual transition from metal
lic to insulating behavior upon cooling.