Flexible self-aligned double-gate IGZO TFT

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Abstract

In this letter, flexible double-gate (DG) thin-film transistors (TFTs) based on InGaZnO4 and fabricated on free standing plastic foil, using self-alignment (SA) are presented. The usage of transparent indium-tin-oxide instead of opaque metals enables SA of source-, drain-, and top-gate contacts. Hence, all layers, which can cause parasitic capacitances, are structured by SA. Compared with bottom-gate reference TFTs fabricated on the same substrate, DG TFTs exhibit a by 68% increased transconductance and a subthreshold swing as low as 109 mV/dec decade (-37}\%). The clockwise hysteresis of the DG TFTs is as small as 5 mV. Because of SA, the source/drain to gate overlaps are as small as ∼1μ m leading to parasitic overlap capacitances of 5.5 fF μ m -1. Therefore a transit frequency of 5.6 MHz is measured on 7.5 μ m long transistors. In addition, the flexible devices stay fully operational when bent to a tensile radius of 6 mm. © 1980-2012 IEEE.

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Munzenrieder, N., Voser, P., Petti, L., Zysset, C., Buthe, L., Vogt, C., … Troster, G. (2014). Flexible self-aligned double-gate IGZO TFT. IEEE Electron Device Letters, 35(1), 69–71. https://doi.org/10.1109/LED.2013.2286319

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