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Recently, the Xi'an Jiaotong University research team used microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition (MPCVD) technology to successfully achieve batch production of 2-inch heteroepitaxial single crystal diamond self-supporting substrates (as shown in the picture above). Through effective control of film formation uniformity, temperature field and flow field, the yield of heteroepitaxial single crystal diamond is improved. The substrate surface has a step-flow growth mode (as shown in the figure below), which can reduce the defect density of the substrate and improve the crystal quality. The half-peak widths of XRD (004) and (311) rocking curves are less than 91 arcsec and 111 arcsec respectively (as shown in the figure below), reaching the world's leading level.

Figure: Optical microscope photo of heteroepitaxial diamond (a) magnified 100 times (b) magnified 500 times

Figure: XRD test results (a) (004) surface rocking curve; (b) (311) surface rocking curve; (c) (311) surface four-fold symmetry; (d) pole figure

This method uses microwave plasma to excite reactive gases to achieve the growth of heteroepitaxial single crystal diamond at lower temperatures and pressures. Compared with traditional preparation methods, this method has higher growth rate and lower cost, while enabling large-scale production. This will effectively ensure the demand for high-quality, large-size electronic-grade single crystal diamond in domestic power electronic devices, thermal conductivity, radar detection and other fields, while also meeting the demand for high-quality seed crystals for scientific research in colleges and universities.

It is worth mentioning that the industrialization of this research results has broken the foreign technology monopoly, reduced the production costs of related domestic industries, and has broad application prospects. With the rapid development of emerging technologies such as 5G and the Internet of Things, the demand for diamond applications in electronics, photonics, quantum and other fields continues to increase. The mass production of heteroepitaxial single crystal diamond substrates will provide more stable and reliable raw material support for the development of related industries. At the same time, the promotion and application of this achievement will also drive the development of related industrial chains and promote the transformation and upgrading of our country's economy. We look forward to more applications and breakthroughs of this technology in the future.
Xi'an Jiaotong University's Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Materials and Devices Research Center was established in 2013. The director of the laboratory is Professor Wang Hongxing, a nationally appointed expert. After nearly 10 years of development, the laboratory has formed a series of technologies such as diamond semiconductor epitaxial equipment research and development, single crystal/polycrystalline substrate growth, and electronic device development with independent intellectual property rights, and has been authorized 48 patents. Extensive cooperation on diamond semiconductor materials and devices has been carried out with relevant large domestic communication companies, relevant research institutes of China Electronics Technology, etc., which has promoted the practical development of diamond radio frequency power electronic devices, power electronic devices, MEMS and other devices.

High Light Intelligence Technology, as a semiconductor diamond production supplier, while the semiconductor industry is developing rapidly, we also provide diamond materials to major commercial customers and academic researchers, contributing to the development of semiconductor technology and materials. With MPCVD technology as the core, we have long been committed to the R&D and manufacturing of high-quality diamond materials and related equipment. We have advanced MPCVD equipment, laser processing equipment and precision polishing equipment.
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