An active region or channel for printed, organic or
plastic electronics or
polymer semiconductors, such as organic field-effect transistors (OFETs), is obtained by using an enhanced inkjet drop-cast printing technique. A two-
liquid system is employed to achieve the direct growth of well-oriented organic crystals at the active region of channel. High-performance electrical properties exhibiting high carrier mobility and low
threshold voltage are obtained due to the proper orientation of molecules in the grown
crystal in a highest mobility direction, due to the absence of grain boundaries, and due to low trap densities. The hydrophobic-
hydrophilic interactions between the liquids utilized, which results in the fabrication of low-cost and
mass-producible printable electronic devices for applications in flexible displays, electronic signages, photovoltaic panels, membrane keyboards,
radio frequency identification tags (RFIDs), electronic sensors, and integrated electronic circuits.