The fully inkjet-printed top-gate metal-oxide thin-film transistors (TFTs) with excellent electrical performance are realized with the gate dielectric layer of scandium zirconium oxide (Sc1Zr1Ox). It is found that adding of nitrate-based scandium oxide (ScOx) precursor into the chloride ligand-based zirconium oxide (ZrOx) precursor will reduce the corrosivity of the mixed solution, and the incorporation of Zr ions into ScOx will suppress the hydrogen-ion migration and eliminate the acceptor-like traps in pure ScOx. The fully printed indium gallium oxide (InGaO) TFTs based on Sc1Zr1Ox dielectric exhibited an average mobility of 10.8 cm2V-1· s-1, a highest mobility of 12.9 cm2· V-1· s-1, negligible hysteresis, and excellent stability under both the negative and positive bias stresses. In addition, a resistor-loaded inverter was fabricated using a fully printed InGaO TFT, which exhibited the full swing characteristics and a maximum gain of 5 at 2 V.
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