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High-performance ZnO transistors processed via an aqueous carbon-free metal oxide precursor route at temperatures between 80-180 °C

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An aqueous and carbon-free metal-oxide precursor route is used in combination with a UV irradiation-assisted low-temperature conversion method to fabricate low-voltage ZnO transistors with electron mobilities exceeding 10 cm(2) /Vs at temperatures <180 °C.
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An aqueous and carbon-free metal-oxide precursor route is used in combination with a UV irradiation-assisted low-temperature conversion method to fabricate low-voltage ZnO transistors with electron mobilities exceeding 10 cm(2) /Vs at temperatures <180 °C. Because of its low temperature requirements the method allows processing of high-performance transistors onto temperature sensitive substrates such as plastic.

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Low-temperature fabrication of high-performance metal oxide thin-film electronics via combustion processing

TL;DR: Combustion processing is now reported as a new low-temperature route for the deposition of diverse metal oxide films, and high-performance transistors are demonstrated using this method as discussed by the authors.
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Flexible metal-oxide devices made by room-temperature photochemical activation of sol–gel films

TL;DR: Deep-ultraviolet irradiation induces efficient condensation and densification of oxide semiconducting films by photochemical activation at low temperature, which is applicable to numerous metal-oxide semiconductors, and the performance (in terms of transistor mobility and operational stability) of thin-film transistors fabricated by this route compares favourably with that ofthin- film transistors based on thermally annealed materials.
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Low-temperature, high-performance solution-processed metal oxide thin-film transistors formed by a ‘sol–gel on chip’ process

TL;DR: The formation of amorphous metal oxide semiconducting thin-films using a ‘sol–gel on chip’ hydrolysis approach from soluble metal alkoxide precursors affords unprecedented high field-effect mobilities, reproducible and stable turn-on voltages Von≈0 V and high operational stability at maximum process temperatures as low as 230 °C.
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Solution-processed zinc oxide field-effect transistors based on self-assembly of colloidal nanorods.

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