CVD Diamond
Description
Our CVD diamond has an extremely broad transmission spectrum, exceptional thermal conductivity, vastly increased component lifetime and can be engineered to virtually any configuration, which is why industry leading photonics engineers choose Element Six.
CVD Diamond
Specifications |
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| Application Spectrum: | Ultraviolet (UV), Infrared (IR) |
| Wavelength Range: | 220-5000 nm |
Features
Extremely broad transmission spectrum from 220 nm up to >50 µm
Highest thermal conductivity (>2000 W/mK)
Thicknesses available up to 3 mm
Low absorption
Wide range of sizes available
Single crystal path length >10 mm possible
Chemically inert and operates in corrosive environments
Biocompatiblity
Scratch resistant
Low birefringence
Highest Raman gain coefficient
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Frequently Asked Questions
The CVD diamond has an extremely broad transmission spectrum from 220 nm up to >50 µm.
The thermal conductivity of the CVD diamond is up to 100x higher than competing optical materials, with a value of >2000 W/mK.
Yes, the CVD diamond is chemically inert and operates in corrosive environments.
Yes, the CVD diamond is the hardest material known to science and offers the ultimate in scratch resistance.
The CVD diamond components are available in sizes up to Ø 135 mm in diameter and up to 3 mm thickness, and can be processed to virtually any shape.