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理論計算探討分子設計:以五環素衍生物為基本結構之高效能有機半導體材料

Density-Functional Theory Calculation: High Performance Organic Semiconducting Materials Based on Pentacene Derivatives

指導教授 : 郭明裕
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摘要


有機場效電晶體到目前為止的發展,P型材料已經有不錯的載子遷移率,但是為了將兩種形式的材料結合成互補式電晶體,改進單一型材料的缺點,開發可於空氣中穩定操作之高效能新穎N型有機場效電晶體或是更加方便的雙極性電晶體是目前的焦點目標。 本篇利用密度泛函定理 (DFT) 理論計算的方式計算出材料的游離能、電子親合力、重排能、HOMO和LUMO,來研究發展有機半導體材料,以五環素 (Pentacene) 為基礎,設計一系列TNP的衍生物,目標發展穩定、可溶、高效能的N型和雙極性有機半導體材料。本篇設計的TIPS-TNP系列有不錯的空氣中穩定性,也是很好的N型半導體材料,其中的TIPS-BClTNP-2更有機會成為雙極性材料,並且在藉由比較重排能的大小,相信這一系列的材料載子遷移率都可以達道100 cm2V-1s-1等級的高效能材料。

並列摘要


Although P-type organic field effect transistor (OFET) have already performed well in electronic property, we combine the P-type OFET with N-type OFET in complementary circuits in order to improve the drawback of single type OFET. So, it is necessary to develop the N-type OFET or Ambipolar OFET which not only can be air-stable but also have good mobility. Charge transport of organic semiconductors for a series of Pentacene derivatives was theoretically studied using Density Functional Theory (DFT) , The goal of this study is developing novel, soluble, stable and high-performance N-type or Ambipolar organic semiconductors. A series of TIPS-TNP derivatives can be air-stable and have good mobility at the same time. One of them which is TIPS-BClTNP-2 may be a good Ambipolar organic semiconductors. A comparison with reorganization energies of TIPS-TNP indicates that a series of TIPS-TNP derivatives have 100 cm2V-1s-1 mobility which is high-performance organic semiconductors.

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