Cheol-Ho Yu
Samsung
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SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2011
Moojin Kim; Jun-Hyuk Cheon; Jae-Seob Lee; Yong-Hwan Park; Sung-Guk An; Tae-Woong Kim; Dong-un Jin; Hoon-Kee Min; Cheol-Ho Yu; Sungchul Kim; Jin Jang
This study reported a low temperature polycrystalline silicon LTPS thin film transistor TFT fabrication process on plastic substrates for flexible display applications. Polycrystalline silicon poly-Si films were formed by excimer laser annealing ELA method. It was found by ELA thermal simulation that there was around 70 □ on plastic surface during ELA crystallization process. The excimer laser irradiated film was analyzed by using various spectroscopic methods such as X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and atomic force microscopy. Dehydrogenation and activation processes were performed by a conventional LTPS method without causing any plastic substrate distortion. The fabricated poly-Si TFT on a flexible backplane shows a very good performance with field effect mobility of 95.3 cm2/Vs, on/off ratio current ratio > 108, and threshold voltage of −1.6 V. Bending tests after a delamination process were also performed with TFT backplane samples.
Journal of Applied Physics | 2008
Moojin Kim; Kyoung-Bo Kim; Ki-Yong Lee; Cheol-Ho Yu; Hye-Dong Kim; Ho-Kyoon Chung
Integrating circuits into organic light emitting diode displays require fabrication of polycrystalline silicon (poly-Si) based thin-film transistors (TFTs) on glass substrates. In this work we evaluated the use of high pressure annealing (HPA) process of poly-Si films in H2O atmosphere to improve TFT characteristics via reducing defect density in poly-Si films. We attempted to develop a HPA process at temperatures below 600°C without causing any glass distortion and reducing the throughput. The HPA-treated poly-Si film was analyzed using various spectroscopic methods such as Raman, x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and transmission electron microscope, and the evaluation of the characteristics of TFTs fabricated by such poly-Si films was made. The heating at 550°C with 1MPa H2O vapor increased the carrier mobility from 8.5to20cm2∕Vs and reduced the absolute value of the threshold voltage from 9.6to6.5V, as compared with the conventional solid phase crystallization (SPC) process. The sub-threshold swings a...
Archive | 2009
Jong-mo Yeo; Dae-Hyun No; Do-hyun Kwon; Choong-Youl Im; Soo-Beon Jo; Sung-Won Doh; Il-Jeong Lee; Cheol-Ho Yu
Archive | 2009
Do-hyun Kwon; Choong-Youl Im; Dae-Hyun No; Il-Jeong Lee; Cheol-Ho Yu
Archive | 2010
Oh-Seob Kwon; Jae-yong Kim; Sungchul Kim; Kyoung-Bo Kim; Il-Jeong Lee; Cheol-Ho Yu; Yong-Woo Park; Han-Hee Yoon; In-young Jung
Archive | 2009
Do-hyun Kwon; Choong-Youl Im; Dae-Hyun No; Il-Jeong Lee; Cheol-Ho Yu
Archive | 2013
Jong-Yun Kim; Cheol-Ho Yu
Archive | 2011
Beong-Ju Kim; Ji-Su Ahn; Cheol-Ho Yu
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 2008
Kyoung-Bo Kim; Hye-Hyang Park; Ohseob Kwon; Moojin Kim; Ki-Yong Lee; Yong-Woo Park; Jong-Hyun Choi; Cheol-Ho Yu; Hye-Dong Kim; Sungchul Kim; Ho-Kyoon Chung
Archive | 2016
Jintaek Kim; Jong Yun Kim; Cheol-Ho Yu