The global shift toward sustainable energy has driven rapid growth in lithium-ion battery(LIB)demand for portable electronics,and electric vehicles[1,2].This surge presents two challenges:increased pressure on critica...The global shift toward sustainable energy has driven rapid growth in lithium-ion battery(LIB)demand for portable electronics,and electric vehicles[1,2].This surge presents two challenges:increased pressure on critical raw material supplies and urgent waste management issues due to the3–10 year lifespan of LIBs[3,4].展开更多
Organic electrochemical transistors(OECTs)are emerging organic semiconducting devices intensively used in biological detection,environmental monitoring,biomimetic electronics,and computing circuits,due to the high tra...Organic electrochemical transistors(OECTs)are emerging organic semiconducting devices intensively used in biological detection,environmental monitoring,biomimetic electronics,and computing circuits,due to the high transconductance,low working voltage,and exceptional biocompatibility.Most reported OECTs are based on planar structures built by two dimensional(2D)semiconducting materials,which have found great challenges of rigid architecture,complicated fabrication,and small-scale production.To improve overall performance and extend the use of OECTs into wearables,integralization,miniaturization,and intellectualization,researchers have made intensive efforts to use 1D conducting polymer fibres as active channel for building new breed of fibrebased OECTs,namely F-OECTs.Here we present the research progress of F-OECTs along three lines:working principles,evaluation methods,and applications.Covering from P-type polymer to N-type polymer,various kinds of conducting polymers have been processed into channel materials of F-OECTs through mainstream wet spinning methods.The prepared F-OECTs have been widely used in in vivo recording,in vitro detection,neuromorphic sensing,and logical circuits.To conclude this review,we summarized current challenges in terms of performance optimization and material innovation,further suggesting possible solutions.This review could provide guidance for understanding the working principles of F-OECTs,designing high-performance F-OECTs,and fabricating advanced electronics.展开更多
文摘The global shift toward sustainable energy has driven rapid growth in lithium-ion battery(LIB)demand for portable electronics,and electric vehicles[1,2].This surge presents two challenges:increased pressure on critical raw material supplies and urgent waste management issues due to the3–10 year lifespan of LIBs[3,4].
文摘Organic electrochemical transistors(OECTs)are emerging organic semiconducting devices intensively used in biological detection,environmental monitoring,biomimetic electronics,and computing circuits,due to the high transconductance,low working voltage,and exceptional biocompatibility.Most reported OECTs are based on planar structures built by two dimensional(2D)semiconducting materials,which have found great challenges of rigid architecture,complicated fabrication,and small-scale production.To improve overall performance and extend the use of OECTs into wearables,integralization,miniaturization,and intellectualization,researchers have made intensive efforts to use 1D conducting polymer fibres as active channel for building new breed of fibrebased OECTs,namely F-OECTs.Here we present the research progress of F-OECTs along three lines:working principles,evaluation methods,and applications.Covering from P-type polymer to N-type polymer,various kinds of conducting polymers have been processed into channel materials of F-OECTs through mainstream wet spinning methods.The prepared F-OECTs have been widely used in in vivo recording,in vitro detection,neuromorphic sensing,and logical circuits.To conclude this review,we summarized current challenges in terms of performance optimization and material innovation,further suggesting possible solutions.This review could provide guidance for understanding the working principles of F-OECTs,designing high-performance F-OECTs,and fabricating advanced electronics.
