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publicationNumber EP-2787527-A1
titleOfInvention Method for treating metallic oxide surface and method for preparing thin film transistor
abstract Embodiments of the present invention provide a method for surface treatment on a metal oxide and a method for preparing a thin film transistor. The method for surface treatment on a metal oxide comprises: utilizing plasma to perform a surface treatment on a device to be processed; the plasma comprises a mixture gas of an F-based gas and O 2 , and the device to be processed is a metal oxide or a manufactured article coated with a metal oxide. The embodiments provided by the present invention can reduce the contact resistance between a metal oxide and other electrodes, and improve the effect of ohmic contact of the metal oxide.
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