Hi,
I would like to know the possibility of using Carbon as top electrode (mainly for transparency) for Organic resistive switching application. My choice of device architecture would be ITO/Organic material/Carbon electrode. I am thinking of sputtering to form a thin carbon film as top electrode. Can anyone tell me the feasibility of the device? Do you think it is OK to use such a device configuration. Also, once the carbon is sputtered as thin film, do you think i can expect graphitic domains in the electrode as such? given we use graphite source as target
Thanks and warm wishes
This kind of device has a severe problem--Flatulence, which is important for the sustainability of a device.
Hi Hengheng,
Thank you very much. That`s really a problem which escaped due to my oversight. Just curious to know, how does flatulence show up here? are there ways t oavoid it?
Warm wishes,
Ram.
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