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titleOfInvention Doping method for metal oxide with F by using teflon and manufacturing method of oxide semiconductor using the same
abstract The present invention relates to a fluorine doping method of a metal oxide using Teflon and a method of manufacturing an oxide semiconductor using the same, and is for precisely controlling a doping level of fluorine ions to a metal oxide which is a doping object to 10 18 / cm 3 or less. The present invention relates to a doping method for doping fluorine ions generated by applying a plasma to Teflon to a metal oxide as an object to be doped, and a method for doping fluorine ions into a metal oxide to form an oxide semiconductor Of the present invention.
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