Diamond Wafer overview:
Diamond wafers have advanced electronic, optical, and thermal applications due to their exceptional hardness, high thermal conductivity, wide bandgap, and chemical stability. They are used in the following fields:
- Semiconductors – Used in high-power transistors and RF/microwave devices.
- Optics – Applied in infrared windows, high-power laser optics, and lenses.
- Quantum Computing – NV (nitrogen-vacancy) centers in diamond enable quantum information processing.
- Heat Spreaders – Effectively dissipate heat in high-performance electronics, including 5G and aerospace applications.
- Biosensors & Medical Devices – Biocompatible and chemically inert, making them ideal for advanced sensors.
Diamond wafers
SHOOSAN provides wafers with a large area (25 mm) and a smooth surface (<1 nm). The wafers are available in round, square, and rectangular shapes.
Diamond Viewports
Diamond has an ultra-broadband transparent spectrum. Diamond viewport are used for high power laser windows (220 nm – 50 µm – THz, Mid-IR laser).
Cutting products
Diamond is widely used as a cutting material due to its exceptional hardness and wear resistance.
