Selective growth of diamond crystals on the apex of silicon pyramids
Abstract Diamond crystals have been selectively grown on the apex of anisotropically chemically etched silicon pyramids. A novel process sequence is developed which exposes a patterned sharp apex of silicon pyramids surrounded by thermally grown silicon dioxide to a high pressure microwave plasma-as...
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