Patent classifications
H01L51/05
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY DEVICE
To suppress a malfunction of a circuit due to deterioration in a transistor. In a transistor which continuously outputs signals having certain levels (e.g., L-level signals) in a pixel or a circuit, the direction of current flowing through the transistor is changed (inverted). That is, by changing the level of voltage applied to a first terminal and a second terminal (terminals serving as a source and a drain) every given period, the source and the drain are switched every given period. Specifically, in a portion which successively outputs signals having certain levels (e.g., L-level signals) in a circuit including a transistor, L-level signals having a plurality of different potentials (L-level signals whose potentials are changed every given period) are used as the signals having certain levels.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING HIGH-DENSITY ORGANIC MEMORY DEVICE
A method for manufacturing an organic memory device is disclosed. According to one embodiment, the method comprises the steps of: forming a first electrode on a substrate; forming an organic active layer on the first electrode; and forming a second electrode on the organic active layer through an orthogonal photolithography technique using a fluorinated material.
DISPLAY DEVICE
Provided is a display device. A poly-Si layer is disposed on a substrate. A first metal layer is disposed on the poly-Si layer, and a metal oxide layer is disposed on the first metal layer. A second metal layer is disposed on the metal oxide layer. The first metal layer is overlapped with the second metal layer. The first metal layer and the second metal layer may be gate lines connected to different TFTs. Thus, in the display device, a plurality of gate lines may be disposed so as to be overlapped with each Oxide other. Therefore, an area occupied by a circuit part in the display device can be reduced. Accordingly, it is possible to manufacture a display device with higher resolution, a transparent display device with improved transmittance, and a display device with a reduced size of a non-display area.
ORGANIC THIN FILM TRANSISTOR AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
An organic thin film transistor and a method of manufacturing the same, the transistor including a gate electrode; an organic semiconductor layer overlapping the gate electrode; and an insulating layer between the gate electrode and the organic semiconductor layer, the insulating layer having an organic/inorganic hybrid region, wherein the organic/inorganic hybrid region includes a polymer and an inorganic material that is chemically bonded to the polymer through a reactive group on the polymer, and the insulating layer includes a space adjacent to the polymer, the inorganic material being positioned in the space.
Thin film transistor
A thin film transistor includes a gate electrode, a insulating medium layer and at least one Schottky diode unit. The at least one Schottky diode unit is located on a surface of the insulating medium layer. The at least one Schottky diode unit includes a first electrode, a semiconductor structure and a second electrode. The semiconductor structure comprising a first end and a second end. The first end is laid on the first electrode, the second end is located on the surface of the insulating medium layer. The semiconducting structure includes a nano-scale semiconductor structure. The second electrode is located on the second end.
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY DEVICE
To suppress a malfunction of a circuit due to deterioration in a transistor. In a transistor which continuously outputs signals having certain levels (e.g., L-level signals) in a pixel or a circuit, the direction of current flowing through the transistor is changed (inverted). That is, by changing the level of voltage applied to a first terminal and a second terminal (terminals serving as a source and a drain) every given period, the source and the drain are switched every given period. Specifically, in a portion which successively outputs signals having certain levels (e.g., L-level signals) in a circuit
including a transistor, L-level signals having a plurality of different potentials (L-level signals whose potentials are changed every given period) are used as the signals having certain levels.
FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR STRUCTURE
A field effect transistor (FET) structure includes a substrate, an internal gate, an insulation layer, a semiconductor strip, a gate dielectric insulator, and a gate conductor. The internal gate includes a floor portion located on the substrate and a wall portion extending from the floor portion. The insulation layer is located on the floor portion of the internal gate. The semiconductor strip is located on the wall portion and a portion of the insulation layer, and the semiconductor strip includes source/drain regions and a channel region adjacent to the source/drain regions. The gate dielectric insulator is located on the channel region. The gate conductor is located on the gate dielectric insulator.
Field effect transistor array using single wall carbon nano-tubes
A field effect transistor array comprising a substrate and a plurality of single wall carbon nano-tubes disposed on a surface of the substrate. A plurality of electrodes are disposed over the nano-tubes such that the conductive strips are spaced-apart from each other. These electrodes form the contact point for the drain and source of the field effect transistor, while one or more of the nano-carbon tubes form the channel between the source and the drain.
Cephalopod proteins as proton conductors
The disclosed invention relates to novel materials and associated methods for conducting protons, such materials comprising cephalopod proton-conducting proteins such as reflectins. The protonic conductivity of such cephalopod proton-conducting proteins may be modulated by the application of an electric field. The invention further encompasses protonic transistors comprising a cephalopod proton-conducting protein channel. The transistors and related devices of the invention are amenable to use in biological systems for the sensing or manipulation of protonic flows within the biological system.
Semiconductor Composition Comprising an Inorganic Semiconducting Material and an Organic Binder
The present invention relates to a semiconductor composition comprising an inorganic semiconducting material and an organic binder. The present invention further relates to an electronic device comprising a semiconducting layer consisting of such semiconductor composition.