Lecture

Organic Electronics: Electronic Perturbations and Semiconductor Devices

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Description

This lecture covers the challenges, transport, and intramolecular electron delocalization in organic electronics. It discusses the preparation of organic semiconductor materials, basic organic electronic devices, and advanced topics like defects, sensors, bioelectronics, and sustainable electronics. The separation of electronic and nuclear motions, molecular vibrations, and quantum harmonic oscillators are also explained.

Instructor

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