CVD diamond handbook - United States

CVD diamond handbook Contents2 Introducing diamond3 Physical properties4 diamond classification5 diamond synthesis6 Types of CVD diamond7 Crystallography8 Mechanical strength9 Polishing of diamond10 diamond surfaces11 PropertiesOptical properties12 Optical constants13 Raman scattering14 Single crystal optics15 Polycrystalline optics16 Emissivity and RF windows17 Precision components18 Thermal properties19 diamond heat spreaders20 Ultra precision machining21 Electronic properties22 diamond in quantum applications23 Electrochemical properties24 DatasheetsOptical and RF grades25 Thermal grades26 Mechanical grades27 Electrochemical processing grade28 Electronic grades29 DNV grade materials30 Further reading31 Advances in the synthesis and processing technology for CVD diamond has resulted in materials with exceptional diamond properties in practical components.

silicon 14 28.085 P phosphorus 15 30.973 High-pressure, high-temperature synthetic diamond is usually nitrogen doped, giving it a distinctive yellow hue. Carbon’s position as a group IV element above silicon in the periodic table. 4 Physical properties ... diamond wafers can be fabricated 120 mm in diameter, with thermal and infrared ...

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