Solution-processed Sb-doped In2O3thin-film transistors (TFTs) have been fabricated. To improve the electrical performance, In2O3was doped with Sb, which exhibits a higher standard electrical potential than In and acts as a booster to create more oxygen vacancies and extra electrons. We observed that as the doping concentration increases, the oxygen deficiency of In2O3and the concentration of Sb5+increases, leading to an increase in the field-effect mobility. Doping with an appropriate amount of Sb resulted in a significant improvement of the field-effect mobility of TFTs. A TFT exhibiting a high mobility of 1.6 cm2/Vs and an ON/OFF current ratio of 104was obtained. A field-effect mobility of ten times higher than that of single In2O3TFTs was achieved.
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