A diamond is wide bandgap semiconductor, which allows to achieve new devices with greater power density and energy efficiency. Due it highest thermal conductivity and high carrier mobility it occupies a special place among the other high demanded wide bandgap semiconductors, such as silicon carbide (SiC), gallium nitride (GaN), other nitrides from the group V in periodic table and their triple compounds. A diamond also has a unique role between optical, acoustic materials, radiation detectors, electronic emitters, materials for quantum applications, and other types of high-tech materials associated with a combination of exceptional and extreme physical properties that can only be found in diamonds.
Such a unique combination of extreme properties is a consequence of the nature and crystalline structure of the diamond, which herewith make diamond one of the most difficult technological materials. That is why, despite the enormous high-tech potential that diamonds naturally have, the diamond enters these niches so slowly and with such difficulty. For example: the first step of proving diamond’s potential to influential electronics corporations is already difficult. To impress investors, one must prove the necessity of obtaining high crystalline quality single-crystal diamonds up to two inches in size as a first step. Without this, it is nearly impossible to get the necessary level of financial backing in order to develop the scientific field. This diamond substrate size will allow to use technological converters in the electronics industry, which will open fundamentally new opportunities for the development of diamond electronic structures. Diamonds need to be grown in near-equilibrium conditions – that is, at high pressures & temperatures that create the thermodynamic stability that mimics nature. By using a multi-stage approach, EcoDiamond solves the technological task of cultivation of such diamonds, creating economically viable technology.
EcoDiamond offers products from grown diamonds under the new brand EcoDiamond, symbolizing the birth of diamonds in conditions similar to natural deep in the hidden caves of the earth – but, at the same time, our diamonds never mistreat the ecology of our planet, nor do they destroy people’s lives, on the way to the consumer.
