Tunable CVD diamond structures

Single-crystal – oriented-crystal – and epitaxy growth processes; – Forming from vapor or gaseous state – With a step of measuring – testing – or sensing

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C117S087000, C117S104000, C117S929000, C423S446000

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ABSTRACT:
Monocrystalline diamond, adapted for use as in applications such as semiconductor devices, optical waveguides, and industrial applications, in the form of a single crystalline diamond structure having one or more diamond layers, at least one of which is formed by a CVD process. The diamond layers are “lattice-matched” or “lattice-mismatched” to each other to provide a desired level of strain.

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