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High Light 10/15kw MPCVD equipment upgraded, growth area greatly expanded!
2024-10-25 10:06:46
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With the development of science and technology, diamond has become the "ultimate power semiconductor" material, with a wide range of applications, especially in heat dissipation, wafers and semiconductor devices. MPCVD technology leads the preparation of large-size, high-quality diamonds. High Light Intelligence Technology has upgraded 10/15kW equipment to expand the growth area, increase speed and quality, and accelerate the functional application of diamonds.
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The upgraded 10/15kw MPCVD equipment from High Light Intelligence Technology has increased the growth area to 90-100mm, improving single production and efficiency. High quality diamonds are prepared using MPCVD technology and deposited by microwave induced gas plasma deposition.
The expansion of growth area is of great significance to the High Light and diamond industries:
1, increasing single production and improving overall output;
2, Efficiency improvement to meet the market demand for large-sized high-quality diamonds.
Technological progress and market expansion have led to the widespread application of large-sized high-quality diamonds in fields such as semiconductors, optics, and thermal management, with increasing demands for both excellent performance and specific specifications. High Light's MPCVD equipment upgrade provides a reliable and efficient solution for diamond preparation. The expansion of growth area has increased research and development potential, which is conducive to exploring diverse substrates and growth conditions, optimizing processes, improving performance, and is of great significance for the widespread application and development of diamond.
The upgrade of 10/15kw MPCVD equipment by High Light is a major breakthrough in the fields of technology and diamond production, expanding the growth area, improving production and efficiency, and ensuring the market demand for large-sized and high-quality diamonds. In the future, companies such as High Light will promote the wider application and better performance of diamond.
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