The book Organic Semiconductors for Optoelectronics provides a thorough analysis of the topic and illustrated examples of organic semiconductors in various applications. Organic semiconductors, which are composed of polymers or -bonded molecules, may conduct when charge carriers are inserted into them. The backbone of the polymeric chain containing the conjugated system of bonds enables charge transfer through the polymer chain.
This textbook offers the teachers, researchers, and students an easy and thorough explanation of the principles, guidelines, and, particularly, the complicated instrumentation techniques used in optoelectronics. It discusses some recent advances in the study of the optoelectronic properties of organic semiconductors while also summarizing the fundamental ideas. Examples and applications of electronic and optoelectronic organic materials are also discussed in the book. This handbook thoroughly covers different aspects of organic semiconductors present today. Even a reader with no prior knowledge should be able to grasp the fundamental concepts of organic semiconductors after reading this book.
