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[24a-61A-7]Study on the correlation between carbon impurity and electrical properties of InOx thin film

〇CHIATSONG CHEN1, Yuki Yoshimoto2, Toshifumi Irisawa1, Tatsuro Maeda1 (1.AIST, 2.KE)

Keywords:

oxide semiconductor,carbon,Hall measurement

Indium oxide (InOx) based oxide semiconductors (OSs) have stirred up much attention toward low-power CMOS devices by stacking OS transistors and memory above logic circuits. Moreover, OS thin film prepared by atomic layer deposition (ALD) is of interest thanks to the excellent uniformity, step coverage, and thickness controllability to approach 3-dimensional structures. Although there are many advantages in ALD to fabricate OS transistors, impurities of carbon (C) and hydrogen (H) from the non-decomposed precursor will lead to the huge amount of oxygen vacancy (Vo) and the degradation of device performance. In order to improve the cut-off characteristics of OS transistors for low-power CMOS applications, the influence of impurities within InOx-based thin film should be carefully investigated. In this work, the chemical insight on the effect of C impurity on intrinsic and electrical properties of InOx thin film was emphasized.