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Thin Film Diamond For Optical Applications

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Publication Date2018-01-01
JournalAmerican Journal of Engineering Research and Reviews
AuthorsMohammad Abdul Razak and Sheikh Irfan Samad

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Diamond is a unique material with robust mechanical properties, the electrical and the optical properties of the thin film diamond can be altered as they are deposited using microwave plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (MPCVD) method. The thin film diamond can be used both as optical window for certain wavelengths of light and as a reflector, based on the thickness and the deposition parameters of the thin film diamond. In this paper, we are illustrating a 1 Āµm thin film diamond that we were able to deposit, pattern and etch selectively using standard microfabrication techniques. This patterning of diamond film allows us to create 3D structures using single crystal diamond.

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