Brittle PCDTPT Based Elastic Hybrid Networks for Transparent Stretchable Skin‐Like Electronics

Abstract

Abstract Organic semiconductors offer the opportunity to develop intrinsically stretchable skin‐like electronics for future applications. However, the lack of intrinsically stretchable materials is still a fundamental challenge, originating from the brittle nature of most organic semiconductors with the fracture strain at a few percent (95% at 550 nm), with mobility as high as 2.31 cm2 V−1 s−1. The depth‐dependence light absorption spectra and the conductive atomic force microscopy images in horizontal and vertical directions of the blend film confirm the nonuniform distribution of PCDTPT fibers with sandwiched structure, which weakens the effect of device configuration on mobility. Compared with the conventional uniform film, the sandwiched film weakens the effect of device configuration on mobility. The fully transparent stretchable transistors with the blend films show the outstanding ductility and high optical transparency. This work opens up a feasible path for brittle organic semiconductors used in the transparent stretchable transistor, presenting their promising potential in future see‐through skin‐like electronics.

Keywords

• brittle semiconductors
• nanofibers
• skin‐like electronics
• stretchable transistors
• transparent electronics