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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 02, 2016
Filed:
May. 24, 2012
Beverley Anne Brown, Warrington, GB;
Simon Dominic Ogier, Ripon, GB;
Marco Palumbo, Durham, GB;
Keri Laura Mccall, Ripon, GB;
Raymond Fisher, High Peak, GB;
Michael James Simms, High Peak, GB;
Neil David Forrest, High Peak, GB;
Aaron James Page, High Peak, GB;
Stuart Edmund Willetts, High Peak, GB;
Julie Diane Ellis Jones, Abingdon, GB;
Beverley Anne Brown, Warrington, GB;
Simon Dominic Ogier, Ripon, GB;
Marco Palumbo, Durham, GB;
Keri Laura McCall, Ripon, GB;
Raymond Fisher, High Peak, GB;
Michael James Simms, High Peak, GB;
Neil David Forrest, High Peak, GB;
Aaron James Page, High Peak, GB;
Stuart Edmund Willetts, High Peak, GB;
Julie Diane Ellis Jones, Abingdon, GB;
Neudrive Limited, Macclesfield, GB;
Abstract
This invention comprises a semiconducting polymer having a permittivity greater than 3.4 at 1000 Hz and a charge mobility in the pure state greater than 10cmVsand more preferably greater than 10cmVs. Preferred polymers include repeating units of triarylamines which have specific cyano and/or alkoxy substitution. They are suitable for use in electronic components such as organic thin film transistors.