NE 476
Organic Electronics
Winter 2025 · Winter 2025 – Hany Aziz 1
Topics
- Organic molecular orbitals, conjugation, HOMO and LUMO levels
- Photophysics, excited states and radiative/non-radiative transitions
- Excitons and energy transfer
- Charge generation, hopping, mobility and traps
- OLED injection, transport, luminescence, efficiency and ageing
- Organic photoreceptors, photodetectors and photovoltaic devices
- Organic semiconductor materials and thin-film transistors
- Possible quantum-dot OLEDs and conducting polymers
Readings
- Electronic Processes of Organic Crystals and PolymersOxford, 1999; general reference.
- Essentials of Molecular PhotochemistryCRC Press, 1991; general reference.
- Organic SemiconductorsVerlag Chemie, 1974; general reference.
- Physics of Organic SemiconductorsWiley, 2005; general reference.
- Organic Electronics: Materials, Manufacturing, and ApplicationsWiley, 2006; general reference.
- Electrical Transport in Solids: With Particular Reference to Organic SemiconductorsPergamon, 1981; general reference.
- No textbook is required. Lecture notes and handouts are provided.
Winter 2022
Topics
- OLEDs
- Electronic structure of organic molecules
- Molecular photophysics
- Excitons and energy transfer
- Charge conduction in organic solids
- OLED technology
- Organic light-harvesting devices
- Organic materials and thin-film transistors
Readings
- Electronic Processes of Organic Crystals and PolymersOxford, 1999
- Essentials of Molecular PhotochemistryCRC Press, 1991
- Organic SemiconductorsVerlag Chemie, 1974
- Physics of Organic SemiconductorsWiley, 2005
- Organic Electronics: Materials, Manufacturing, and ApplicationsWiley, 2006
- Electrical Transport in Solids: With Particular Reference to Organic SemiconductorsPergamon, 1981
- Lecture notes and handouts are provided.
- ECE 634 students review approved research papers; individual papers are selected during the course.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- course_outline ↗Winter 2025
- course_outline ↗Winter 2022
- Official public PDF outline or course description. Materials and topic extracts may be partial; consult the linked source for the full list.
- No textbook is required; the six books are listed as general references.