Diamond Materials Grade or surface option

Electronic-Grade Diamond

For device work where electrical behaviour depends on controlled impurities and defects.

Electronic-Grade Diamond, representative image
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Good to know

  • Specify the relevant nitrogen and boron limits, rather than relying on the grade name alone.
  • Electrical characterization must match the intended device structure.

Specifications

What we define for electronic-grade diamond, with units and how each is typically measured. We confirm values for your application in technical review.

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Dimensions & tolerances

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Lateral size, outline or diameter, and tolerancemmOptical measurement

Crystal & purity

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Nitrogen content and detection limitppb or ppmFTIR spectroscopy or SIMS
Boron concentration and doping (layer or bulk)cm⁻³SIMS or capacitance–voltage
Inclusions, growth sectors and defectsCross-polarised microscopy or birefringence imaging
Crystal type, grade and grain sizeRaman spectroscopy or microscopy
Face orientation, edge orientation and miscutXRD or Laue diffraction
Dislocation densitycm⁻²X-ray topography or etch-pit counting
Crystalline quality (rocking-curve width)arcsecXRD rocking curve
Raman linewidth of the diamond linecm⁻¹Raman spectroscopy

Surface & finish

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Surface roughness per sidenm RaProfilometry or AFM

Electrical & electrochemical

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Electrical resistivity and test conditionsΩ·cmFour-point probe
Carrier concentration and mobilitycm⁻³Hall-effect measurement

Integration & packaging

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Certificate of conformance and traceabilitySupplier declaration

Where it is used

Requirement to review

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