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Evidence for Pseudocapacitance and Faradaic Charge Transfer in High-Mobility Thin-Film Transistors with Solution-Processed Oxide Dielectrics
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posted on 2020-03-24, 16:12 authored by Xiaoci Liang, Ling Liu, Guangshuo Cai, Peng Yang, Yanli Pei, Chuan LiuIn
developing low-power electronics, low-voltage transistors have
been intensively investigated. One of the most important findings
is that some high-k oxide gate dielectrics can lead
to remarkable enhancement of apparent mobility in thin-film transistors
(TFTs), which is not clearly understood. Here, we investigate InOx TFTs with solution-processed
AlOx dielectrics. At
very low frequencies (<1 Hz), the AlOx films feature strong voltage-dependent capacitance. Also, cyclic
voltammograms show clear features of surface-controlled Faradaic charge
transfer. The two independent experiments both point to the formation
of pseudocapacitance, which is similar to the mechanism behind some
supercapacitors. A physical model including charge transfer is established
to describe ion distribution. The charge transfer is probably related
to residual hydrogens, as revealed by secondary-ion mass spectroscopy.
The results provide direct evidence of the formation of pseudocapacitance
in TFTs with high apparent mobilities and advance the understanding
of mechanisms, measurements, and applications of such TFTs for low-power
electronics.
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Solution-Processed Oxide Dielectricssurface-controlled Faradaic charge transfercharge transferelectroniccyclic voltammograms showmechanismAlO x films featureHigh-Mobility Thin-Film TransistorsInO x TFTssecondary-ion mass spectroscopytransistorformationsolution-processed AlO x dielectricsFaradaic Charge Transferpseudocapacitancek oxide gate dielectrics
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