Demonstrates robust p-type conduction in SnO thin-film transistors, indicating suitability for high-temperature electronics.
/V·s. By replacing Pt with W as the source/drain electrodes, robust p-type conduction is preserved after 350 °C annealing, satisfying BEOL thermal constraints. In addition, the top-gate operation mode suppresses thermally activated electron current by over 3 orders of magnitude. The devices exhibit stable operation under bias stress and long-term storage with good device-to-device reproducibility. These results establish a thermally robust p-type SnO TFT platform for BEOL-compatible monolithic 3D oxide electronics.
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