Abstract:
A thin film transistor array substrate and repairing methods thereof are disclosed. The thin film transistor array substrate comprises openings in each pixel electrode, each capacitor electrode and each common line. The openings of the capacitor electrode and the common line are located in the opening of the pixel electrode. The opening of the capacitor electrode exposes a portion area of the capacitor electrode and the common line. The pixel electrode is coupled to the common line through a connecting conductive layer. The MII storage capacitor Cst is formed by the pixel electrode and the capacitor electrode. When the MII storage capacitor Cst fails, the MII storage capacitor Cst can be switched to the MIM storage capacitor Cst by laser repairing.
Abstract:
A thin film transistor array substrate and repairing methods thereof are disclosed. The thin film transistor array substrate comprises openings in each pixel electrode, each capacitor electrode and each common line. The openings of the capacitor electrode and the common line are located in the opening of the pixel electrode. The opening of the capacitor electrode exposes a portion area of the capacitor electrode and the common line. The pixel electrode is coupled to the common line through a connecting conductive layer. The MII storage capacitor Cst is formed by the pixel electrode and the capacitor electrode. When the MII storage capacitor Cst fails, the MII storage capacitor Cst can be switched to the MIM storage capacitor Cst by laser repairing.
Abstract:
A method of determining a composition of an integrated circuit feature, including collecting intensity data representative of spectral wavelengths of radiant energy generated by a plasma during plasma nitridation of an integrated circuit feature disposed on a substrate, analysing the in intensity data to determine a peak intensity at one of the wavelengths, and determining a component concentration of the feature based on the peak intensity.
Abstract:
A method of determining a composition of an integrated circuit feature, including collecting intensity data representative of spectral wavelengths of radiant energy generated by a plasma during plasma nitridation of an integrated circuit feature disposed on a substrate, analyzing the intensity data to determine a peak intensity at one of the wavelengths, and determining a component concentration of the feature based on the peak intensity.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a method for forming a gate stack structure for semiconductor devices. The disclosed method comprises steps such as forming a dielectric layer on a substrate; applying a plasma nitridation process on the formed dielectric layer; applying a first anneal process on the deposited dielectric layer; etching the dielectric layer to a predetermined thickness using a diluted etchant; applying a second anneal process using an oxygen environment on the etched dielectric layer after the etching; and forming a gate electrode layer on top of the dielectric layer. The etching makes the top portion of the etched dielectric layer have a significantly higher concentration of nitrogen than the lower portion of the etched dielectric layer so as the leakage current is significantly reduced.