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Transparent electrodes based on conducting polymers for display applications

Displays, v.34 no.4, 2013년, pp.301 - 314  

Wang, P.C. ,  Liu, L.H. ,  Alemu Mengistie, D. ,  Li, K.H. ,  Wen, B.J. ,  Liu, T.S. ,  Chu, C.W.

Abstract AI-Helper 아이콘AI-Helper

The materials science and engineering related to the fabrication of conducting polymer thin films and the progress in the development of devices integrated with organic transparent electrodes based on conducting polymers for display applications are reviewed. Transparent electrodes are essential com...

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