Application of amorphous silicon field effect transistors in addressable liquid crystal display panels

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AbstractThe current-voltage characteristics of amorphous silicon alloy n-π-n and p-i-p diodes have been investigated. These diodes show highly nonlinear conduction characteristics which are attributed to the punch-through effect. The dependence of the non-linearity on the thickness and doping of the intermediate active layer support this interpretation. An experimental 108 × 108 pixel liquid crystal display was built with punch-through diodes as pixel switches.


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