Abstract
Inkjet-printed oxide thin-film transistors (TFTs) with a double-active
layer structure were prepared to achieve better electrical properties
and bias stability. The active layer was composed of an inkjet-printed
${In}_{2} {O} _{3}$
layer on top of an inkjet-printed zinc–tin oxide
with various
${In}_{2}
{O} _{3}$
ratios. The best electrical properties
of the inkjet-printed double-active layer ZTO TFTs were obtained with
0.01 M of
${In}_{2}
{O} _{3}$
: a mobility of 8.6
${cm}^{2} /{V}~
{s}$
, a threshold voltage of 2.76 V, a subthreshold
slope of 0.52 V/dec, and an on-to-off
${current~ratio}> {{10}} ^{6}$
. The electrical properties of the inkjet-printed double-active
layer oxide TFTs were superior to those of the single-active layered
TFTs.
© 2015 IEEE
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