A Preparation Method of Diamond Specimens Using an Advanced FIB Microscopy for Micro and Nanoanalysis

Yi Qing Chen; Feng Zai Tang; Liang Chi Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.531-532.592

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A Preparation Method of Diamond Specimens Using an Advanced FIB Microscopy for Micro and Nanoanalysis

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This paper reports the specimen preparation using an advanced dual beam focused ion beam (FIB) technique for bulk polycrystalline diamond (PCD) composites after dynamic friction polishing (DFP). The technique adapted allows for precisely processing diamond materials at the specific polishing track sites of PCD surface, from which large cross-sectional specimens for SEM/EDS/Raman microanalysis could be successfully created. In addition, an in-situ lift-out method was developed to prepare the site-specific HRTEM specimens which were thin enough for imaging the atomic lattice of diamond and for conducting EELS analysis.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 531-532)

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December 2012

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Yi Qing Chen, Feng Zai Tang, Liang Chi Zhang

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Focused Ion Beam (FIB), Microstructure, Nanostructure, Polycrystalline Diamond

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