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Naohiro Konya

Researcher at Casio

Publications -  9
Citations -  335

Naohiro Konya is an academic researcher from Casio. The author has contributed to research in topics: Thin-film transistor & Gate oxide. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 9 publications receiving 335 citations.

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Thin-film transistor and a liquid crystal matrix display device using thin-film transistors of this type

TL;DR: A thin-film transistor as discussed by the authors comprises a gate electrode formed on a glass substrate, a gate insulating film formed essentially over an entire surface of the substrate to cover the gate electrode, and a drain electrode and a source electrode spaced a specified distance apart on the semiconductor film.
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Thin-film transistor

TL;DR: A thin-film transistor as mentioned in this paper consists of a gate electrode and a semiconductor film consisting of amorphous silicon, formed on an insulating substrate to oppose each other through a gate insulating film.
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Method for manufacturing a TFT panel

TL;DR: A TFT panel is manufactured by a process of forming an oxide voltage-apply lines, gate lines, and capacitor lines on an insulating substrate, and a process consisting of forming thin-film transistors, pixel electrodes, data lines and ground lines as mentioned in this paper.
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Thin-film transistor having electrodes made of aluminum, and an active matrix panel using same

TL;DR: A thin-film transistor as discussed by the authors comprises a gate electrode formed on an insulating substrate, a gate insulating film covering the gate electrode and the substrate, an i-type semiconductor layer formed on the gate INSulating film, and a source electrode and a drain electrode electrically connected to two ends of the I-type SINR layer, respectively.
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Method of forming silicon-based thin film and method of manufacturing thin film transistor using silicon-based thin film

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a method of forming a thin film consisting of a silicon-based material in a chamber having high-frequency electrodes for receiving a highfrequency power while the substrate is kept heated at a predetermined temperature, a second step of supplying a process gas to the chamber, a third step of applying a high frequency power to the highfrequency electrodes to generate a plasma, and a fourth step of depositing an insulator consisting of the silicon based material on the substrate to a predetermined thickness.