Single-Pixel, Single-Layer Polymer Device as a Tricolor Sensor with Signals Mimicking Natural Photoreceptors

Single-Pixel, Single-Layer Polymer Device as a Tricolor Sensor with Signals Mimicking Natural Photoreceptors

Color sensing procedures typically involve multiple active detectors or a photodetector coupled to a filter array. We demonstrate the possibility of using a single polymer layer based device structure for multicolor sensing. The device structure does not require any color filters or any subpixelatio...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of the American Chemical Society 2011-11, Vol.133 (44), p.17942-17949
Hauptverfasser: Gautam, Vini, Bag, Monojit, Narayan, K. S
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