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titleOfInvention Preparation method of single nanowire multichannel multiplexing thin film transistor device
abstract A preparation method of a single nanowire multichannel multiplexing thin film transistor device comprises the following steps of 1) adopting a supporting material with certain hardness and 300 ℃ temperature resistance as the surface of a clean substrate; 2) manufacturing a guide channel with the depth of about 100 +/-10 nm and the periodic loop of 8μm x 2μm on a substrate by a photoetching technology; 3) by a planar nanowire guiding growth method, crystal nanowires with diameters of about 50 +/-10 nm are precisely grown along the guiding channel to form a single nanowire multichannel multiplexing-shaped nanowire; 4) manufacturing metal blocks with the thickness of 80-120nm on two sides of a specific position of the nanowire by photoetching and evaporation technology to serve as metal electrodes; 5) defining a covering dielectric layer above the nanowire array by using ALD (atomic layer deposition); 6) and defining a grid electrode at a specific position above the dielectric layer by photoetching thermal evaporation, wherein the thickness of the grid electrode is 100 nm.
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