2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2003.11.084
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UV crystallization of poly-si using a CeO2 seed layer on plastic substrate for microelectronics applications

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“…And it is exciting that some successful models have been proposed to explain the formation process of crystalline silicon films: (1) surface diffusion model [8,9], (2) etching model [10] and (3) chemical annealing model [11]. Meanwhile, because of the light weight and flexibility demanded in modern solar cells and personal information displays, such as e-books, cellular phones, the preparation of high-quality crystalline silicon thin films on plastic has been attracting much attention the recent years [12][13][14][15]. And some approaches have been proposed to manufacture crystalline silicon on polymer substrates, such as laser annealing crystallization of amorphous silicon films [14,16] and the deposition of crystalline silicon films assisted with the appropriate substrate temperature, about 100 1C or more, in plasma chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes [12,14,17,18].…”
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“…And it is exciting that some successful models have been proposed to explain the formation process of crystalline silicon films: (1) surface diffusion model [8,9], (2) etching model [10] and (3) chemical annealing model [11]. Meanwhile, because of the light weight and flexibility demanded in modern solar cells and personal information displays, such as e-books, cellular phones, the preparation of high-quality crystalline silicon thin films on plastic has been attracting much attention the recent years [12][13][14][15]. And some approaches have been proposed to manufacture crystalline silicon on polymer substrates, such as laser annealing crystallization of amorphous silicon films [14,16] and the deposition of crystalline silicon films assisted with the appropriate substrate temperature, about 100 1C or more, in plasma chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes [12,14,17,18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meanwhile, because of the light weight and flexibility demanded in modern solar cells and personal information displays, such as e-books, cellular phones, the preparation of high-quality crystalline silicon thin films on plastic has been attracting much attention the recent years [12][13][14][15]. And some approaches have been proposed to manufacture crystalline silicon on polymer substrates, such as laser annealing crystallization of amorphous silicon films [14,16] and the deposition of crystalline silicon films assisted with the appropriate substrate temperature, about 100 1C or more, in plasma chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes [12,14,17,18]. However, some drawbacks in the above-mentioned approaches severely block the preparation of high-quality crystalline silicon films on plastic substrates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They have been used in solar cells, thin film transistors, imaging sensors and large-area flat displays. Meanwhile, because of the light weight and flexibility demanded in modern personal information displays, such as e-books, cellular phones, the preparation of high-quality crystalline silicon thin films on plastic has been attracting much attention in these years [4][5][6][7]. To date, two approaches are used to manufacture crystalline silicon films on plastic, i.e.…”
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“…To date, two approaches are used to manufacture crystalline silicon films on plastic, i.e. laser annealing crystallization (LAC) of amorphous silicon films [6,8] and the deposition of crystalline silicon films assisted with the appropriate substrate temperature, about 100 1C or more, in plasma chemical vapor deposition (CVD) process [4,6,9,10]. However, some drawbacks in the above-mentioned approaches severely block the preparation of high-quality crystalline silicon films on plastic substrates.…”
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