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titleOfInvention A field effect transistor having a silver oxide doped zinc oxide nanowire and a method of manufacturing the same
abstract The field effect transistor includes a substrate; A gate insulating film on the substrate; Source and drain electrodes spaced apart from each other on the gate insulating film; And a nanowire positioned between the source electrode and the drain electrode and including zinc oxide doped with silver. A method of manufacturing a field effect transistor includes forming a gate insulating film on a first substrate; Forming nanowires on the second substrate; Separating at least a portion of the nanowires from the second substrate and mixing them in a solution; Injecting a solution in which the nanowires are mixed into a first substrate to locate the nanowires on the first substrate; And forming a source electrode and a drain electrode spaced apart from each other with the nanowire interposed therebetween on the first substrate.n n n n Nanowires, Oxides, Silver Doping, Zinc Oxide, Field Effect Transistors
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