Thin film transistor array and method of manufacturing same

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437101, 437909, H01L 21336

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051660865

ABSTRACT:
A self-aligned TFT array for liquid crystal display devices and a method of manufacturing the array are disclosed. A protective insulating layer on a semiconductor layer is exactly aligned with a gate electrode. A self-alignment method is used for patterning the protective insulating layer and an impurity-doped semiconductor layer on the semiconductor layer. No lift-off process is necessary.

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