Black diamond: a new material for active electronic devices
Hydrogen surface conductivity has been a controversial subject since its discovery. Initial plasma treatments on single crystal diamond and polycrystalline diamond have led to the widespread use of this material in active electronics. However, 'black' polycrystalline diamond, usually terme...
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| author | Williams, O Jackman, R Nebel, C Foord, J |
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| description | Hydrogen surface conductivity has been a controversial subject since its discovery. Initial plasma treatments on single crystal diamond and polycrystalline diamond have led to the widespread use of this material in active electronics. However, 'black' polycrystalline diamond, usually termed 'thermal management grade', shows carrier concentration and mobility values similar to both white polycrystalline diamond and single crystal material. However, black diamond can be grown considerably faster than white diamond and is thus much cheaper. © Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:9bc386bb-b1c5-439d-94bd-d41660de72742022-03-27T00:31:03ZBlack diamond: a new material for active electronic devicesConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:9bc386bb-b1c5-439d-94bd-d41660de7274Symplectic Elements at Oxford2002Williams, OJackman, RNebel, CFoord, JHydrogen surface conductivity has been a controversial subject since its discovery. Initial plasma treatments on single crystal diamond and polycrystalline diamond have led to the widespread use of this material in active electronics. However, 'black' polycrystalline diamond, usually termed 'thermal management grade', shows carrier concentration and mobility values similar to both white polycrystalline diamond and single crystal material. However, black diamond can be grown considerably faster than white diamond and is thus much cheaper. © Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. |
| spellingShingle | Williams, O Jackman, R Nebel, C Foord, J Black diamond: a new material for active electronic devices |
| title | Black diamond: a new material for active electronic devices |
| title_full | Black diamond: a new material for active electronic devices |
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| title_short | Black diamond: a new material for active electronic devices |
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