Oxide semiconductors (OS) are attractive materials for memory and logic device applications owing to their low off-current, high field effect mobility, and superior large-area uniformity. Recently, successful research has reported the high field-effect mobility (μ) of crystalline OS channel transistors (above 50 cm V s). However, the memory and logic device application presents challenges in mobility and stability trade-offs. Here, we propose a method for achieving high-mobility and high-stability by lowering the grain boundary effect. A DBADMIn precursor was synthesized to deposit highly -axis-aligned C(222) crystalline 3 nm thick InO films. In this study, the 250 °C deposited 3 nm thick InO channel transistor exhibited high μ of 41.12 cm V s, of -0.50 V, and SS of 150 mV decade with superior stability of 0.16 V positive shift during PBTS at 100 °C, 3 MV cm stress conditions for 3 h.
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