Self-supporting Cvd Diamond Film and Method for Producing a Self-Supporting Cvd Diamond Film
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This patent discloses a self-supporting chemical vapor deposition (CVD) diamond film formed by stacking multiple diamond layers, each featuring a gradient in crystal size from fine (2–50 nm) at the lower side to coarser (50–500 nm) at the upper side. The invention also describes a cost-effective and scalable method for producing such robust and large-area diamond films, which can be further doped and integrated into electronic or mechanical devices.
Use CasesContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Protective coatings in high-wear mechanical components (e.g., tools, bearings, engine parts)
- Heat spreaders or thermal management substrates in electronics and optoelectronics
- Robust, planar substrates for semiconductor device fabrication and MEMS
- Electrodes or components for sensors and quantum devices requiring high thermal stability and chemical inertness
- Windows in high-power laser systems or harsh environments due to diamond's transparency and durability
- Substrates in biotechnology (e.g., microfluidics) for their chemical inertness and biocompatibility
- Components in advanced power electronics, such as diamond-based transistors or diodes
BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Enables fabrication of larger, flat, and mechanically robust diamond films compared to previous methods
- Offers fine control over crystal structure and surface quality for customized applications
- Scalable and cost-effective production technique suitable for industrial use
- Improved handling due to increased mechanical strength and planarity
- Flexibility for semiconductor applications via possible n- and p-type doping
- Surface can be tailored for specific adhesion or integration needs, such as metallization or bonding to other materials
- Potential for integration into a wide variety of high-performance and high-reliability devices due to diamond's extreme properties
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Chemistry & Materials Science
Manufacturing & Transport
Sub Classifications
Cements, Concrete & Ceramics
Coating Metallic Material
Crystal Growth
Nanotechnology
CPC Codes
Inventors & Applicants
Applicants
Univ Friedrich Alexander Er
Rosiwal Stefan
Fandrey Jan
Kellermann Karsten
Patent Abstract
The invention relates to a self-supporting CVD diamond film comprising a plurality of diamond layers (8) lying one over the other, wherein a lower side of each diamond layer (8) is made of diamond having a first average crystal size of 2 to 50 nm, wherein the average crystal size increases within the diamond layer (8) from the lower side to an upper side of the diamond layer (8), and wherein a second average crystal size in the area of the upper side is 50 to 500 nm.
Key Information
Publication No.
WO2010100261A1
Family ID
40834382
Publication Date
2010-09-10
Application No.
EP2010052840W
Application Date
2010-03-05
Priority Date
2009-03-06
Granted
Yes (1/5)
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