journal article·2024-08

Facile routes to enhance doping efficiency using nanocomposite structures for high-mobility and stable PEALD-ITGO TFTs

Dong-Gyu Kim, Minseok Kim, Dong-Hyeon Lee, Seunghee Lee, Jihyun Kho, Yurim Kim, Bongjin Kuh, Hiroshi Yanagi, Keiga Fukui, Jin-Seong Park

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