Thin film transistor and method for manufacturing the same
A thin-film transistor and thin-film technology, applied in the direction of transistors, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, semiconductor devices, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient current drive capability, inability to supply current, and increased rated on-resistance
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[0131] This embodiment relates to a bottom gate staggered TFT including a semiconductor channel protection film 16, and the (third) case involved in this embodiment is that the linear edge of the gate electrode is at a position on the contour portion 30 It overlaps with the concave portion of the contour portion 30.
[0132] Image 6 Is a floor plan, Figure 7 For the edge Image 6 A cross-sectional view of the C-C section line shown in.
[0133] The second embodiment ( Figure 4 The arrangement shape of) is: the gate electrode has a convex shape, and the linear contour portion 30 overlaps the convex portion.
[0134] In contrast, the arrangement shape of the TFT 10C of the third embodiment is such that the contour portion 30 has a convex portion that overlaps the linear edge of the gate electrode 13.
[0135] Specifically, in Image 6 Among them, the semiconductor channel protection film 16 has recesses on the drain electrode side and the source electrode side, respectively. Each ed...
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[0145] Figure 8A Is a schematic floor plan, Figure 8B It is a schematic diagram showing the structure in the vertical direction. This schematic structural diagram shows the approximate extent to which the semiconductor film formed with the channel and the source / drain electrodes overlap along the channel length direction. Figure 8B The gate electrode adjacent to the edge point with the shortest distance is shown.
[0146] The fourth embodiment relates to a bottom-gate staggered TFT including the semiconductor channel protection film 16, and relates to the case where the gate electrode 13 overlaps the contour portion 30 over the entire width thereof (the fourth type).
[0147] Such as Figure 8A As shown, the width of the gate electrode 13 is smaller than the length of the contour portion 30, and the gate electrode 13 overlaps the contour portion 30 over its entire width. The gate electrode 13 is provided in a layer below the semiconductor film 15 and close to the edge point 31 a...
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