Rj. Stroh et al., LOW-TEMPERATURE (LESS-THAN-OR-EQUAL-TO-600-DEGREES-C) POLYSILICON THIN-FILM TRANSISTORS, IEE proceedings. Part G. Circuits, devices and systems, 141(1), 1994, pp. 9-13
Polycrystalline silicon is a promising candidate for the fabrication o
f thin-film transistors used to control the pixel voltage of active-ma
trix liquid-crystal displays. Results are presented on the ultra-high
vacuum chemical vapour deposition of silicon thin films and on the gat
e-oxide deposition at low temperature by distributed electron-cyclotro
n-resonance-plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition. It is shown th
at high electron mobilities and low off currents characterise the tran
sistors fabricated with these techniques.