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vtft with polymer core

A technology of polymer materials and electrodes, applied in semiconductor devices, electrical components, transistors, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-07-16
EASTMAN KODAK CO
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There remains the problem of combining multiple SAD steps to form working devices

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[0168] Description of coating device

[0169] The method for depositing the inorganic thin film layer of following embodiment all adopts as reference Figure 66 The flow setup (flowsetup). The flow path setup is supplied with a nitrogen stream 81 which has been purified to remove oxygen and water impurities to below 1 ppm. The gas is diverted through a manifold to several flow meters that control the flow of purge gas and gas diverted through the bubbler to select reactive precursors. In addition to the nitrogen supply, an air stream 90 is delivered to the plant. The air is preconditioned to remove moisture.

[0170] The following streams are delivered to the ALD coating apparatus: a metal (zinc) precursor stream 92 containing a metal precursor diluted in nitrogen; an oxidant-containing stream 93 containing a non-metallic precursor or an oxidant diluted in nitrogen; and only A nitrogen purge stream 95 consisting of an inert gas. The composition and flow of these streams...

Embodiment I1

[0200] Inventive Example I1: Quad Pixel with Printed VTFTF

[0201] In order to manufacture the inventive example I1, a glass substrate was provided and an O 2Plasma (100W 0.3 Torr for 1 minute) cleaning. Next, a solution of 40 wt% SU-8 2010 in cyclopentanone was spun at 500 rpm for 10 seconds and ramped up to 2000 rpm for a final 30 seconds. The coating was made using a pre-exposure hot plate bake of two minutes at 95°C, a blanket exposure of 90 seconds, a post-exposure hot plate bake of two minutes at 95°C and a final hard bake at 225°C. A baked recipe was used to cure, resulting in a cured SU-8 film at 7500 Å.

[0202] Next, the surface of SU-8 was coated with O 2 Plasma treatment for 30 seconds to activate the surface of SU-8. An inorganic cap was formed over the SU-8 layer using a combination of SAD and ALD. Selective area deposition was performed using a patterned layer of deposition inhibiting material using a Fuji Dimatix 2500 piezo inkjet printer as described w...

Embodiment I2

[0210] Inventive Example I2: Triple Pixel with Printed VTFT Layer

[0211] Inventive Example I2 was formed using the same process as Inventive Example I1 and on the same substrate. The only difference between Inventive Embodiment I2 and I1 is that Inventive Embodiment I2 has a 3-pixel wide pattern, which is used to define the width of the transistor when forming the source and drain electrodes.

[0212] The VTFT of Example I2 of the present invention is shown in Figs. 68a to 68c. Figure 68a is an optical micrograph of a complete VTFT. For easy understanding, the first, second and third electrodes (180, 170 and 175) are as Figure 1b marked in. The post and cover structures are identified by the outline of the cover 30 . Figure 68a is an optical micrograph illustrating features of the present invention, wherein a channel is defined by a first electrode and a second electrode comprising a width dimension and a length dimension, wherein the length dimension varies along the...

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Abstract

A transistor includes a polymeric material post on a substrate. An inorganic material cap, covering the post, extends beyond an edge of the post to define a reentrant profile. A conformal conductive material gate layer is over the edge of the post in the reentrant profile. A conformal insulating material layer is on the gate layer in the reentrant profile. A conformal semiconductor material layer is on the insulating material layer in the reentrant profile. A first electrode is in contact with a first portion of the semiconductor layer over the cap. A second electrode is in contact with a second portion of the semiconductor layer over the substrate and not over the post, and adjacent to the edge of the post in the reentrant profile such that a distance between the first electrode and second electrode is greater than zero when measured orthogonally to the substrate surface.

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[0001] field of invention [0002] The present invention relates generally to semiconductor devices, and in particular to transistor devices. [0003] Background of the invention [0004] Modern electronic systems often require multiple patterned layers of electrically and optically active materials, sometimes over relatively large substrates. Electronic devices, such as radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, photovoltaic devices, and optical and chemical sensors, require some degree of patterning in their electronic circuits. Flat panel displays, such as liquid crystal displays or electroluminescent displays, rely on precisely patterned sequential layers to form the thin-film components of the backplane. These electronic components include capacitors, transistors, and power buses. The common combination of photolithographic patterning methods and selective etching processes has several disadvantages, including high cost, difficulty with large substrates, and complexity...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H01L29/786
CPCH01L29/78642H01L29/78603H01L29/7869
Inventor C.R.埃林格尔S.F.纳尔逊
Owner EASTMAN KODAK CO
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