We report on synthesis of diamond films by direct current glow discharge chemical vapour deposition (CVD) prepared at different deposition conditions, for application in high energy physics. The syntesis apparatus is briefly described. Continuous undoped diamond samples have been grown onto Mo substrates with a deposition area up to 1 cm(2) and an electrical resistivity as high as 10(13) Ohm cm. The deposition parameters are related to the material properties of the diamonds, investigated by optical spectroscopy, electron microscopy and diffraction analysis. Decreasing the linear growth rate results in good quality films with small remnants of graphite-like phases. The high crystalline quality and phase purity of the films are related to very low values of leakage currents. The particle induced conductivity of these samples is also studied and preliminary results on charge collection efficiency are presented.

Synthesis of low leakage current chemical vapour deposited (CVD) diamond films for particle detection

Santoro M;
1998

Abstract

We report on synthesis of diamond films by direct current glow discharge chemical vapour deposition (CVD) prepared at different deposition conditions, for application in high energy physics. The syntesis apparatus is briefly described. Continuous undoped diamond samples have been grown onto Mo substrates with a deposition area up to 1 cm(2) and an electrical resistivity as high as 10(13) Ohm cm. The deposition parameters are related to the material properties of the diamonds, investigated by optical spectroscopy, electron microscopy and diffraction analysis. Decreasing the linear growth rate results in good quality films with small remnants of graphite-like phases. The high crystalline quality and phase purity of the films are related to very low values of leakage currents. The particle induced conductivity of these samples is also studied and preliminary results on charge collection efficiency are presented.
1998
diamond synthesis
structural properties
optical and electronic properties
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