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Enhanced Conductive Polymers for Reliable Organic Electronics

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Summary

Problems

Existing electrically conductive polymer compositions used in organic electronic devices, such as OLEDs, suffer from low pH levels due to water-soluble polymeric sulfonic acids, leading to decreased stress life and corrosion, and have conductivities too low for effective use as electrodes in thin film field effect transistors.

Innovation solutions

A conductive polymer composition comprising an electrically conductive copolymer and a fluorinated acid polymer, where the fluorinated acid polymer is present during the formation of the conductive copolymer, enhancing conductivity and stability, and allowing for improved compatibility with semiconducting polymers and solvents.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

aqueous solution synthesis
vs
stress life and corrosion resistance

General conflict description:

Ease of manufacture
vs
Reliability
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Principle concept:

If water-soluble polymeric sulfonic acids are used to prepare conducting polymers, then the polymers can be synthesized in aqueous solution, but the resulting compositions have undesirably low pH levels leading to decreased stress life and corrosion

Why choose this principle:

The patent changes the chemical parameter of the polymeric acid from conventional sulfonic acids to fluorinated sulfonic acids. This parameter change maintains the ability to synthesize conducting polymers in aqueous solution while fundamentally altering the pH characteristics and chemical stability, thereby resolving the contradiction between ease of manufacture and device reliability

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Principle concept:

If water-soluble polymeric sulfonic acids are used to prepare conducting polymers, then the polymers can be synthesized in aqueous solution, but the resulting compositions have undesirably low pH levels leading to decreased stress life and corrosion

Why choose this principle:

The patent creates a composite system comprising the conducting polymer (polyaniline or polythiophene) combined with fluorinated polymeric sulfonic acid. This composite material integrates the electrical conductivity of the conducting polymer with the chemical stability and high pH buffer capacity of fluorinated polymeric sulfonic acids, simultaneously achieving ease of aqueous synthesis and improved device reliability

Application Domain

conductive polymers organic electronics polymer stability

Data Source

Patent US7722785B2 Electrically conductive polymer compositions
Publication Date: 25 May 2010 TRIZ 新能源汽车
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AI summary:

A conductive polymer composition comprising an electrically conductive copolymer and a fluorinated acid polymer, where the fluorinated acid polymer is present during the formation of the conductive copolymer, enhancing conductivity and stability, and allowing for improved compatibility with semiconducting polymers and solvents.

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to electrically conductive polymer compositions, comprising at least one electrically conductive copolymer; and at least one fluorinated acid polymer, their use in organic electronic devices, and methods for preparation.

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