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To: The Ox who wrote (168)	9/11/2000 6:58:10 PM
From: kinkblot	Read Replies (1) of 330

EE Times is not easily impressed! inferior performance of plastic transistors compared with conventional silicon thin-film transistors... 100 Hz seems pretty good to me, at this early stage of development. Philips press release with photos: world's first display using polymeric semiconductors as pixel drivers research.philips.com In a press release back in 1997 about an all-polymer RF identification tag they did specify a semiconducting polymer, but they may have moved on to something better by now. I hope so; this one's a tongue twister: A 50-nm semiconducting layer of polythienylenevinylene is then applied by spin coating and converted at an elevated temperature, using a catalyst. research.philips.com WT

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