Docket #: S17-167
STRETCHABLE SELF-HEALING POLYMERIC DIELECTRICS CROSSLINKED THROUGH METAL-LIGAND COORDINATION
Stanford researchers at the Bao Lab have developed a new self-healing polymer system which employs metal?ligand (Fe2+, Zn2+-bipyridine) interactions. These stretchable self-healing polymeric dielectrics are mechanically robust and stable, with high electrical performance, and low gate current leakage when integrated into OFETs. It is believed to be the first example of integrating such a system into OFETs as gate insulators. This work can provide guidance on the future design of self-healing stretchable dielectric materials based on metal–ligand cross-linked polymers for applications like flexible electronics.
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Stage of Research
Applications
- Integration into flexible electronics for wearable electronics and medical devices
Advantages
- Fast self-healing ability at ambient condition
- Mechanically robust and stable
- High electrical performance
- Low gate current leakage even after 1000 cycles at 100% strain
Publications
- Rao, Ying-Li, Alex Chortos, Raphael Pfattner, Franziska Lissel, Yu-Cheng Chiu, Vivian Feig, Jie Xu et al. "Stretchable self-healing polymeric dielectrics cross-linked through metal–ligand coordination." J. Am. Chem. Soc 138, no. 18 (2016): 6020-6027.
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Patents
- Published Application: 20170331057
- Issued: 10,177,326 (USA)
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