Seong-Yong Hwang
Samsung
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Applied Physics Letters | 2003
Y. S. Choi; Young-Joon Cho; J. H. Kang; Yun-Hee Kim; In-Mo Kim; Sung-Chon Park; Hyun-Kyu Lee; Seong-Yong Hwang; S. J. Lee; Chun Gyoo Lee; Tae Sik Oh; Jung-Hwan Choi; Sung-Wook Kang; Ju-Yong Kim
A field-emission display (5-in.) using thick-film carbon nanotube emitters is fabricated. A thick-film insulating layer and an emitter layer are employed for low-cost manufacturing and scalability to a large panel. A self-focus cathode for this display is proposed. An auxiliary electrode in contact with the cathode electrode surrounds the emitter layer at the center of gate aperture. The structure has several advantages in manufacturing. According to simulation results, this self-focus cathode structure shows excellent focusing effects in spite of its simple manufacturing process and structure.
SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2005
Sung-Lak Choi; Seong-Yong Hwang; Weon Sik Oh; Miyang Kim
Mo layer is used as a protective layer of Al metal line causing problems such as hillock and oxidation in TFT-LCDs. When the insulating SiNx and passivation layer is etched to form a contact hole in Mo/Al/Mo trilayered metal line, the upper Mo layer is also removed due to the lack of selectivity of the dry etching process. As a result, IZO layer appear to contact to Al directly, possibly resulting in the formation of Al2O3 increasing the contact resistivity. However, detailed investigation by TEM revealed that there are two amorphous layers, inner and outer layers, preventing the direct contact of IZO to Al layer. The inner layer was enriched with Mo, while the outer layer was enriched with Al and oxygen. Oxygen concentration was considerably reduced in front of the inner layer, indicating the Mo-rich inner layer as a barrier layer against oxygen diffusion. On the other hand, Al concentration was still higher and decreasing continuously across the inner layer, exhibiting fast Al diffusion through the inner layer. It was shown that Al-Mo alloy is able to form an amorphous phase at the interface during deposition because of large difference in melting point between Al and Mo. Based on the observed details, the interfacial amorphous layers are considered to produce thermodynamically stable phase, oxide and intermetallic compound, upon further annealing.
SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2005
Chang-Oh Jeong; Yang-Ho Bae; Beom-Seok Cho; Je-Hun Lee; Min-Seok Oh; Sung-Lak Choi; Seong-Yong Hwang; Kyung-Lae Roh; Shi-Yul Kim; Soon-Kwon Lim; Jun-Hyung Seok
It was found that the mechanism of lowering contact resistance between TCO and Mo/Al/Mo layer is the side ring contact between TCO and top Mo of Mo/Al/Mo. This is contrary to the previous results that used MoxAly interfacial layer to explain the low contact resistance of TCO and Mo/Al/Mo layer.
Archive | 2007
Sung-Kyu Shim; In-Sun Hwang; Seong-Yong Hwang; Joo-woan Cho
Archive | 2007
Seong-Yong Hwang; Sung-Chul Kang; Weon-Sik Oh; Cheol-Yong Jeong; Jin-Suk Lee; Ju-Young Yoon; Won-Gu Cho
Archive | 2008
Joong-Hyun Kim; In-Sun Hwang; Seong-Yong Hwang; Kang-woo Lee
Archive | 2007
Ju-Young Yoon; Seong-Yong Hwang; Gi-Cherl Kim
Archive | 2006
Seong-Yong Hwang; In-Sun Hwang; Joong-Hyun Kim; Hye-eun Park; Sang-Yu Lee
Archive | 2004
Seong-Yong Hwang; Weon-Sik Oh; Sung-Lak Choi; Chun-Ho Song; Ju-Young Yoon
Archive | 2010
Seong-Yong Hwang; Jin Seo; In-Sun Hwang; Seul-Gi Kim; SeungChul Jeong