Method of making CMOS with organic and inorganic semiconducting

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ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating a thin film transistor device including forming first and second spaced apart control electrodes on a surface of a supporting substrate and forming a dielectric layer over the control electrodes. Inorganic and organic thin film transistors are formed on the dielectric layer, one on each control electrode. The inorganic and organic thin film transistors are n-type and p-type conductivity, respectively, and may be integrated into a complementary circuit. Also, the thin film transistor device is fabricated at relatively low temperatures so that plastic supporting substrates can be utilized.

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