Evaluation of Polycrystalline-Si<sub>1-X</sub>Ge<sub>x</sub> Thin-Film Transistors Grown Laterally on a Glass Substrate Using a Continuous-Wave Laser

Evaluation of Polycrystalline-Si<sub>1-X</sub>Ge<sub>x</sub> Thin-Film Transistors Grown Laterally on a Glass Substrate Using a Continuous-Wave Laser
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使用连续波激光在玻璃基板上横向生长的多晶硅<sub>1-X</sub>Ge<sub>x</sub>薄膜晶体管的评估

DOI:
10.1149/10906.0059ecst
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2022
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ECS Transactions
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Kitahara Kuninori
Kitahara Kuninori
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作者:
Hara Akito;Sagawa Tatsuya;Kusunoki Kotaro;Kitahara Kuninori

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This study aims to understand the performance of continuous-wave laser lateral crystallization (CLC) poly-Si1-xGex TFTs. The transfer characteristics of n-ch CLC poly-Si1-xGex TFTs revealed that the threshold voltages shifted in the positive direction compared with those of CLC poly-Si TFTs with increasing Ge concentration. The characteristics of CLC n-ch poly-Si1-xGex TFTs can be explained by the formation of acceptors. For p-ch TFTs, the transfer characteristics of CLC poly-Si1-xGex TFTs exhibited a larger Ioff than those of CLC poly-Si TFTs. The Ion/Ioff ratio is small for p-ch parallel CLC poly-Si1-xGex TFTs and is weakly dependent on the gate length. In contrast, p-ch perpendicular CLC poly-Si1-xGex TFTs exhibit large Ion/Ioff values for long gate lengths. The variation in the Ion/Ioff ratio of p-ch CLC poly-Si1-xGex TFTs according to the parallel or perpendicular and long or short gate length is explained by Ge segregation along the grain boundary, resulting in the formation of a high-concentration p-type conduction region along the grain boundary, which connects the SD regions.