Method of fabrication of thin film transistors

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ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating a thin film transistor on an insulating substrate such as quartz or glass without defect in the channel region in semiconductor thin layer, or at the boundary between the semiconductor thin layer and gate insulation layer, but with high mobility and high integration. For that purpose, ions produced by the discharge-decomposition of a hydride gas including dopant are accelerated and implanted into the semiconductor thin layer, wherein the protecting insulation layer for protection of the channel region is of a thickness larger than the projected range of the hydrogen ion.

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