Fabrication and characterization of film profile engineered ZnO TFTs with discrete gates

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Abstract

By virtue of the film-profile engineering scheme and properly designed device structure, ZnO TFTs with discrete bottom gates and sub-micron channels were fabricated and characterized. In the fabrication, a suspended bridge constructed over the bottom gate is used to tailor the profile of subsequently deposited films. Superior electrical characteristics in terms of ultrahigh ON/OFF current ratio ( $\sim 10^{10 ), steep sub-threshold swing ( $66\sim 108$ mV/dec), and very low off-state leakage current are demonstrated with the fabricated devices. Effects of channel lengths on the device characteristics are also explored. Because of more effective shadowing of the depositing species with a longer suspended bridge, the deposited films become thinner at the central channel. As a result, the device shows more positive turn-on voltage and better subthreshold swing with increasing channel length.

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Lyu, R. J., Lin, H. C., & Huang, T. Y. (2015). Fabrication and characterization of film profile engineered ZnO TFTs with discrete gates. IEEE Journal of the Electron Devices Society, 3(3), 260–266. https://doi.org/10.1109/JEDS.2015.2396687

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