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poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF), printed organic FET active matrix,
128–132, 138–139 97–98
poly(vinylidene fluoride- printing, 244–247
trifluoroethylene) (P[Vdf-TrFE]), prion diseases, 342–343, 351–353
311 protein aggregation, 339–341
poly(vinyl phenol), 310 protein aggregation diseases, 341–343
poly(3-alkylthiophenes) (P3AT)-based (See also amyloid fibrils)
surface switches, 396–397 proton oscillations, electronic control
poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT) of, 402–403
transistors, 40–43 PSS, 402 (See also PEDOT:PSS)
polyaniline (PANI) colloids, 379–380, PTAA, 345–346, 349–350, 353
385, 388, 397–398 PTAA FET devices, 74
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons P(VDF-TrFE) thin films, 132–135
(PAHs), 60 P3AT (Poly[3-alkylthiophenes])-based
polyetheretherketone (PEEK), 380–381 surface switches, 396–397
polyimides, 310 P3HT (Poly[3-hexylthiophene])
polymer electrolytes, 311 transistors, 40–43
polymer OLEDs (PLEDs), 166 P3HT:PCBM system, 208, 218, 246,
polymer thin films, 363 247, 251
polymeric field-effect transistors, p-type MOS devices, 56
26–27 p-type semiconductors, 2, 60, 301–303
polymers, 362–363 PVA (poly[vinyl alcohol]), 310
applications of, 362–363 PVDF (see poly[vinylidene fluoride])
backbone of, 362 pyroelectric coefficient, 130
conjugated (see conjugated pyroelectric polymer materials, 128–129,
polymers) 131–135
electroactive, 309–311 pyroelectric response
EPD of, 379–382, 387–389 measuring, 135–136
pyroelectric, 128–129, 131–135 (See modeling, 141–153
also integrated pyroelectric phenomenology of, 137–141
sensors) poling, 136–137
solution-processable, 206–207, pyroelectric sensors (see integrated
301–302 pyroelectric sensors)
(See also conductive polymers) pyroelectricity, 128–131
polypyrrole (PPy)-based surface pyroelectrics, 129–130
switches, 398–399
polystyrene latex particles, 381 Q Q
polythiophenes, 62, 207, 208, 332 quenching, 336
PONT, 347–350
POPT chemiresistor sensors, 74 R R
potential determining ions (PDIs), resistors, thermal noise of, 258–259
367–368 resonant detection methods, 284–285
POWT, 332–334, 337–339 rise time (OPDs), 218–221
PPSs (passive pixel sensors), 253 robots, artificial skin for, 107–110
PPVs (poly[phenylene-vinylene]s),
207–208 S S
PPy (polypyrrole)-based surface sacrificial anode electrolysis (SAE), 78
switches, 398–399 SAM (see self-assembled monolayer)
pressure sensors saturation polarization, 133
for artificial sense of touch, 107–110 scaling behavior, 43–45
for e-textiles, 110–115 in chemical-sensing organic
large-area, 96–97, 323, 325 transistors, 25–43
single-element, 320 field dependent mobility model for,
state of the art organic materials for, 14–20
96–101 in organic transistors, 1–25
substrate-free OTFTs for, 102–107 sub-10-nm, charge transport in, 21–25