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Chapter 4 109<br />
insulators to increase the hydrophobicity level and obtain a large-grain<br />
growth of pentacene.<br />
Known techniques to account this are the utilization of highly<br />
hydrophobic compounds in gate dielectric layer fabrication, the<br />
surface treatment of usual insulating materials by chemical [14][15]<br />
and/or physical [16] processing or by the deposition of buffer layers<br />
[11][12][13], self-assembled monolayers (SAM)[17] or selfassembled<br />
multilayers (SAMT)[18].<br />
In the preparation of the new dielectric materials, we introduced<br />
an organic-inorganic hybrid material based on a Tetraethyl<br />
Orthosilicate / 1H,1H,2H,2H-Perfluorodecyl triethoxysilane<br />
commonly named “PFTEOS:TEOS” solution. The abovementioned<br />
layer is characterized by perfluoroalkyl units which are responsible of<br />
the desired hydrophobic properties. It has been deposited by a spincoating-based<br />
sol-gel technique on the metallic gate layer.<br />
From the point of view of the physical treatments we studied the<br />
effect of CF4 plasma treatments on common PMMA gate dielectrics as<br />
it has been already done on PVP/CeO2 combined dielectrics [16].<br />
Furthermore, by following the same optimization path, a thin film<br />
(