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  • 2008Gallium-indium-zinc-oxide-based thin-film transistors: Influence of the source/drain material184citations
  • 2005Fabrication of Electrical Nanocontacts to Nanometer-sized materials and Structures Using a Focused Ion Beam2citations

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Gallium-indium-zinc-oxide-based thin-film transistors: Influence of the source/drain material

  • Pereira, Luis
  • Gonçalves, Gonçalo
  • Vilà, Anna
  • Morante, J.
  • Martins, Rodrigo
Abstract

During the last years, oxide semiconductors have shown that they will have a key role in the future of electronics. In fact, several research groups have already presented working devices with remarkable electrical and optical properties based on these materials, mainly thin-film transistors (TFTs). Most of these TFTs use indium-tin oxide (ITO) as the material for source/drain electrodes. This paper focuses on the investigation of different materials to replace ITO in inverted-staggered TFTs based on galhum-indium-zine oxide (GIZO) semiconductor. The analyzed electrode materials were indium-zinc oxide, Ti, Al, Mo, and Ti/Au, with each of these materials used in two,different kinds of devices: one was annealed after GIZO channel deposition but prior to source/drain deposition, and the other was annealed at the end of device production. The results show an improvement on the electrical properties when the annealing is performed at the end (for instance, with Ti/Au electrodes, mobility rises from 19 to 25 cm(2)/V center dot s, and turn-on voltage drops from 4 to 2 V). Using time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS), we could confirm that some diffusion exists in the source/drain electrodes/semiconductor interface, which is in close agreement with the obtained electrical properties. In addition to TOF-SIMS results for relevant elements, electrical characterization is presented for each kind of device, including the extraction of source/drain series resistances and TFT intrinsic parameters' such as mu(i) (intrinsic mobility) and V(Ti) (intrinsic threshold voltage).

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  • Deposition
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • mobility
  • extraction
  • zinc
  • semiconductor
  • annealing
  • tin
  • spectrometry
  • selective ion monitoring
  • secondary ion mass spectrometry
  • Gallium
  • Indium