Abstract

A new form of thin film transistor, named the source-gated transistor (SGT), is described. The current is determined by a source barrier, located opposite a gate that controls the effective source barrier height. The SGT has several advantages compared with a standard FET. These include a much lower saturation voltage, higher output impedance, and in the case of amorphous silicon, a much better stability.

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