A. Yoshinouchi et al., FORMATION OF SOURCES DRAINS USING SELF-ACTIVATION TECHNIQUE ON POLYSILICON THIN-FILM TRANSISTORS/, JPN J A P 1, 33(9A), 1994, pp. 4833-4836
Source/drain formation by ion doping using self-activation technique w
ithout thermal anneal on polysilicon thin film transistors (TFT's) hav
e been investigated. Phosphorus ions and protons were simultaneously i
mplanted into polysilicon films. At total ion doses over 8 x 10(15) io
ns/cm(2), resistivities of self-activated films have been found equal
to those of the ones annealed after the implantation. This self-activa
tion technique enabled us to fabricate self-aligned TFT's having low-r
esistance Al gates and, at the same time, to hydrogenate active layers
. With the case of Self-activation technique, field-effect mobilities
as high as 58 and 49 cm(2)/(V.s) were achieved in n-channel and p-chan
nel TFT's, respectively, fabricated on glass substrates.