Diamond Materials for Semiconductor Applications Report

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03 Feb, 2014, 19:00 GMT

DUBLIN, February 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/z9rl7h/diamond_materials) has announced the addition of the "Diamond Materials for Semiconductor Applications Report" report to their offering.

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$43M diamond material market in 2020 will be driven mainly by passive devices

Diamond materials have been in development for more than 50 years. Besides the traditional tooling applications (drilling, cutting), the interest in diamond continues to grow for optical and thermal applications, and for new applications in semiconductor devices such as high-power devices and high-frequency devices able to work at elevated temperatures.

In fact, diamond's unique physical and electrical properties, which include: the highest known thermal conductivity, a wide band gap, excellent electrical insulator properties, very high breakdown voltage and very high carrier mobility, make diamond an excellent candidate for electronic devices with ultimate performance.

However, the costs of diamond, as well as the remaining technology barriers limit the diamond material market to only a few applications and some high-end devices.

The diamond applications in electronic devices, such as high-voltage power electronics, high-frequency high-power devices, and high-power optoelectronic devices (laser diodes, LEDs), are the scope of the report.

Both passive (heat spreaders) and active (diodes, transistors) diamond solutions are considered in the market quantification.

Despite the high costs of high-quality materials, a large number of players are involved in the 2013 diamond materials market and its largest segment - R&D activities. Two scenarios for 2013-2020 diamond material market growth are presented in the report. According to the base scenario, the diamond materials market for semiconductor devices will surpass $43M and will be represented mainly by heat spreaders used in high-power device thermal management.


Key Topics Covered:

1. Glossary

2. Objectives of the report

3. Executive summary

4. Introduction

5. Noteworthy news

6. Introduction to diamond material

7. Diamond applications in electronic devices

8. Diamond heat spreader

9. GaN on diamond

10. Cost of diamond materials

11. Diamond material market forecast

12. Diamond crystal and film growth

13. Diamond wafer fabrication from a single crystal

14. Diamond film growth

15. Supply chain

16. Diamond R&D and technology roadmap

17. Company and R&D institution profiles

Conclusions


Companies Mentioned:

  • Adamas BSU
  • Blue Wave Semiconductors
  • CEA
  • CNRS
  • Carat Systems
  • Cornes Technologies (SEKI Diamond)
  • DRL
  • De Beers Group
  • Diamond Materials GmbH
  • EDP Corp.
  • Element Six (E6)
  • Evince Technology
  • Fraunhofer IAF
  • Gemesis
  • Group4 Labs
  • IIa Technologies
  • INEX Newcastle University
  • Lockheed Martin
  • Luoyang Aimeil Diamond
  • Microwave Enterprises
  • NTT
  • NeoCoat
  • Nitronex
  • Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  • Oxford Lasers
  • Plassys-Bestek
  • Quantum Communications Victoria
  • RFHIC
  • Raytheon
  • Scio Diamond Technology
  • Sumitomo Electric
  • TriQuint Semiconductor
  • University of Augsburg
  • University of Bristol
  • Washington Diamonds
  • iplas
  • sp3 Diamond Technologies



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