Abstract

The fabrication and electrical characterization of InZnO:N thin film transistors (TFTs) were investigated in this work. The InZnO:N film was deposited on SiO2/p-type Si substrates by radio frequency magnetron sputtering as the active layer of the TFTs at room temperature. In order to optimize the performance of the InZnO:N TFTs, the effect of the oxygen contents in the preparation of the active layer is investigated. We found that an appropriate O2/Ar gas flow ratio is very beneficial for the InZnO:N TFTs, and when the O2/Ar gas flow ratio is at 1/30, the transistor exhibited a high field-effect mobility of 39.3 cm2/Vs, a threshold voltage of 2.4 V and a ION/OFF ratio of 1.1 × 107.

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