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Diamond in Semiconductor

The highest-performance material in modern electronics, produced in our own reactors.

Diamond is not an emerging material — it outperforms everything else. With the highest thermal conductivity of any known substance, a breakdown voltage 50 times that of silicon, and unmatched hardness, CVD-grown diamond sets the benchmark for next-generation high-power electronics and quantum technology. We produce CVD Type IIa diamond in our own MPCVD reactors, supplying substrates, heat sinks, and custom materials to engineering teams worldwide.

“The highest-performance material in modern electronics — produced in our own MPCVD reactors.”

Why Diamond? The Technical Case.

Engineered for the Hardest Thermal & Electrical Problems.

Unrivalled Thermal Conductivity

At 2,200 W/m·K, diamond conducts heat more effectively than any other known material — essential for thermal load in high-power electronics.

High Breakdown Voltage

Diamond withstands voltages far exceeding silicon or gallium nitride, enabling high-power, high-frequency applications where conventional materials fail.

Radiation Resistance

Diamond's chemical stability and atomic structure make it highly resistant to radiation damage — critical for aerospace and defence applications.

Applications

Applications Across High-Technology Industries

Diamond Semiconductor Substrates

High-quality CVD diamond substrates for advanced electronic and industrial applications, with superior reliability and thermal management.

Diamond Heat Sinks

Thermal management for high-power devices — diamond significantly outperforms copper and aluminium in heat dissipation.

Diamond Heat Spreaders

Engineered for exceptional thermal distribution — optimal for high-reliability applications where temperature management is critical.

Optical Components

Custom diamond optics leveraging superior hardness, thermal conductivity, and clarity for demanding laser applications.

Mechanical Tooling

Diamond-based tooling offering unmatched durability and precision for industrial use where conventional materials wear prematurely.

Quantum Technologies

Unique quantum properties, including nitrogen-vacancy centres, make diamond a leading material for quantum computing and sensing.

Speak to Our Materials Science Team

For technical specifications, samples, and custom application support, our engineering team is available.

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