Geometric Model of CVD Mono-Crystalline Diamond Growth

Li Zhu Zhang; Fu Zhong Wang; Guang Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.730.160

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Geometric Model of CVD Mono-Crystalline Diamond Growth

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In order to describe the morphology of diamond films, we have developed a geometrical growth model which takes into account the displacement of the observed faces [1].We will see how to establish the topologies that are potentially accessible to CVD diamond growth.Lastly, we will present results showing the influence of the occurrence of certain crystalline faces on the film characteristics. From these results, we will show how the growth model and to establish a growth strategy aimed at obtaining large usable surface area crystals.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 730)

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Li Zhu Zhang, Fu Zhong Wang, Guang Tian*

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CVD Mono-Crystalline, Diamond, Geometrical Model

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