Lecture

Optoelectronic and Electronic Phenomena

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Description

This lecture covers topics such as exciton binding, singlets and triplets in photo and electrical generation, relaxation processes, interactions with light, conjugation for conduction, mobility, transport of charges, the MTR model, temperature dependence of mobility and conductivity, and classes of organic semiconductors. It also discusses pi-stacking for good transport properties and the effects of channel ordering on transport.

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