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Meeting MS&T22: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium ACerS Richard M. Fulrath Award Session
Presentation Title Displays Having FETs with Crystalline Oxide Semiconductor Materials
Author(s) Kenichi Okazaki
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Kenichi Okazaki
Abstract Scope There is currently a high demand for materials and manufacturing technology which realize high-definition, low-cost, energy-saving displays. Since the 2000s, there has been a shift towards oxide semiconductors as materials for displays’ field-effect transistors (FETs) from conventional silicon-based materials. Leading manufacturers have successfully entered volume production with display FETs fabricated with crystalline oxide semiconductor materials. The materials were discovered by Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co., Ltd., and using the materials for FETs enables high-definition displays in a variety of form factors. More and more OLED display products carry this technology, and further proliferation is expected. In my presentation, I will introduce the fundamental properties and FET characteristics of crystalline oxide semiconductor materials and report examples of its real-world application.

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Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics Using Preceramic Polymers
Advancing Solid State Reaction Science Through In Situ X-ray Diffraction and Processing Control
Design Paradigm for Sustainable Manufacturing of Ceramics by Analyzing Different Case Studies
Development of New Process for Mass-producing Nanoparticles and Industrialization of Quantum Dots Materials for Display
Development of Ultra-thin Piezoelectric Type Loudspeaker for Mobile Phones
Displays Having FETs with Crystalline Oxide Semiconductor Materials
Elucidation of Dielectric Polarization Mechanism Using THz Spectroscopy
Fabrication and Morphology Control of Advanced Glass-Ceramics for Next-generation All-Solid-State Batteries
Material Development for High Performance and Miniaturization of Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors by Using Sn

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