Method of crystallizing large-sized diamond

Abstract

To solve the following problem that when diamond is used for a substrate of a semiconductor integrated circuit, it is expected to control a large amount of power, but it is difficult to crystallize the diamond to a certain size, and it takes a lot of time and effort to cut into small diamonds, which makes it difficult to mass-produce.SOLUTION: Mass production can be achieved by: using artificial diamond (in a particle form) to harden a blade of a shield machine or metal-cutting machine; and crystallizing the same.SELECTED DRAWING: None

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an application technology of diamond crystallization technology. [Background technology]

[0002] Artificial diamond crystallization technology Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] Conventionally, in order to crystallize a large diamond, a small diamond was cut into a sapphire crystal and crystallized to produce a large diamond. To provide a manufacturing method which is simpler and more efficient than conventional methods. [Means for solving the problem]

[0004] Artificial diamonds (in tiny particles or powder form), which are used to harden the blades of shield machines and metal cutting machines, are arranged on top of a sapphire crystal. This is then crystallized to produce large diamonds. This can then be used as a substrate for semiconductor integrated circuits, in jewelry, and so on. This method solves the problem.

Claims

1. Diamond semiconductor integrated circuits are capable of controlling 50,000 times more power than silicon, the substrate (base) of conventional semiconductor integrated circuits. When artificially crystallizing the diamond used for this substrate, a notched diamond was placed on top of a sapphire crystal. In contrast, this method involves arranging a large number of industrial artificial diamonds (such as those used in construction machinery blades) on top of a sapphire crystal and crystallizing them. In this method, artificial diamonds (in the form of fine powder), which are used to harden the blades of shield machines and metal processing machines, are evenly arranged on a sapphire crystal, and then a large diamond crystal is produced through a crystallization process. This diamond crystal is then used as the substrate (base) for a semiconductor integrated circuit. This is how large diamonds are crystallized.

2. A component, device or piece of jewelry produced using the method of claim 1.

3. A service or business using the parts, devices, or jewelry described in claim 2.