What is BS IEC 62860 - Characterization of organic transistors and materials about?
BS IEC 62860 is an international standard that discusses organic transistors and materials. BS IEC 62860 outlines a method for characterizing organic electronic devices, including measurement techniques, methods of reporting data, and the testing conditions during characterization.
The purpose of BS IEC 62860 is to provide a method for systematically characterizing organic transistors and is intended to maximise the reproducibility of published results by providing a framework for testing organic devices, whose unique properties cause measurement issues not typically encountered with inorganic devices.
Who is BS IEC 62860 - Characterization of organic transistors and materials for?
BS IEC 62860 on the characterization of organic transistors and materials is useful for:
- Manufacturers of organic transistors and materials
- Test centres Regulatory authorities
Why should you use BS IEC 62860 - Characterization of organic transistors and materials?
Organic transistors are mechanically flexible and expectedly biocompatible since they are made of soft organic electronic material. Organic field-effect transistors (OFET) are now widely recognized for their potential application in all fields (smart labels, chemicals and biosensors, and flexible display circuits).
BS IEC 62860 assists you with standard organic field-effect transistors (OFET) characterization procedures like device structures, guidelines for the organic field-effect transistors (OFET) characterization process, electrical standards, and environmental control standards.
This assists in efficiently and easily characterizing organic transistors and materials.
BS IEC 62860 also provides you with the most common sources of measurement error and recommended practices to minimize and characterize the effect of each.
BS IEC 62860 also include standard reporting practices to minimize confusion in analysing reported data.
With obedience and compliance to BS IEC 62860, you can adopt standardized characterization methods and reporting practices for creating a means of effective comparison of information.
