Abstract:
A thin-film semiconductor device) having two thin-film transistors, wherein one of the thin-film transistors includes: a first gate electrode; a first gate insulating film; a first semiconductor film; an intrinsic semiconductor layer; a first contact layer of n-type in contact with and above a portion of the intrinsic semiconductor layer; a first source electrode; and a first drain electrode, and the other of the thin-film transistors includes: a second gate electrode; a second gate insulating film; a second semiconductor film; an intrinsic semiconductor layer; a second contact layer of p-type in contact with portions of sides of the semiconductor film and the intrinsic semiconductor layer; a second source electrode; and a second drain electrode.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a thin-film transistor substrate including a thin-film semiconductor includes: forming a metal film mainly comprising Cu above a substrate; forming a source electrode and a drain electrode by processing the metal film in a predetermined shape; irradiating the source electrode and the drain electrode with nitrogen plasma; exposing surfaces of a top and an end portion of the source electrode and the drain electrode with silane (SiH4) gas; and forming an insulating layer comprising an oxide on the source electrode and the drain electrode.
Abstract:
A method of thin film formation includes: preparing a substrate; forming a thin film above the substrate; and crystallizing the thin film by irradiating the thin film with a light beam, in which the crystallizing includes steps of: crystallizing the thin film in a first region into a first crystalline thin film by irradiating the first region while scanning a first light beam relative to the substrate, the first region including at least one of: edge portions of the substrate; and a region through which a cutting line passes when the substrate is cut; and subsequently crystallizing the thin film in a second region into a second crystalline thin film by irradiating at least the second region while scanning a second light beam relative to the substrate, and the thin film has a higher absorption ratio of the second light beam than that of the first crystalline thin film.