Highly Sensitive Polymer Phototransistor Based on the Synergistic Effect of Chemical and Physical Blending in D (Donor)-A (Acceptor) Copolymers
Highly Sensitive Polymer Phototransistor Based on the Synergistic Effect of Chemical and Physical Blending in D (Donor)-A (Acceptor) Copolymers
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基于D(施主)-A(受主)共聚物化学和物理共混协同效应的高灵敏聚合物光电晶体管
DOI:
10.1002/aelm.201900174
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Qiu Longzhen
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作者:
Wang Xiaohong;Zhao Fengsheng;Xue Zhan;Yuan Ye;Huang Ming;Zhang Guobing;Ding Yunsheng;Qiu Longzhen
Organic phototransistors (OPTs) based on donor–acceptor copolymers (PBTIDBIBDFs) using chemical blending of different ratios of isoindigo and benzodifurandione units and physical blending with insulating polymers are investigated. The photoresponse of the OPT devices can be synergistically tuned by combining chemical and physical blending. The film morphology and the mobility of the devices can be adjusted using chemical blending, while the photoresponse is greatly enhanced by physical blending with poly(1,4‐butylene adipate) (PBA). The photoresponse of the blending polymer PBTIDBIBDF‐5 with PBA exhibits photo‐/dark current ratio (P) of 3.45 × 104and responsivity (R) of 128 A W−1. TheRvalue shows a remarkable 4.9 × 104times increase due to the synergistic effect of chemical and physical blending, with an ultralow detection limit of 0.03 mW cm−2. The highly sensitive OPT performance is attributed to the synergistic effect of chemical and physical blending, which changes the energy level and increases the energy trap density. Furthermore, flexible low‐voltage OPTs are fabricated and the photoresponse parametersPandRof the devices reach 5.7 × 104and 180 mA W−1, respectively. This process is cost‐effective and provides a novel method for the fabrication of high‐photosensitivity, low‐voltage, and flexible OPTs.