Abstract

We have carried out simulations of microwave plasmas inside a reactor for thick diamond syntheses. In a model reactor used in the calculation, a diamond substrate with finite thickness and area is taken into account. Distributions of electric field, density of microwave power absorbed by the plasma, temperatures and flow field of gas have been studied not only in a bulk region inside a reactor but also a local region around the substrate surface. Numerically predicted distributions of (1) microwave power density, (2) temperature on the top surface of the substrate, and (3) gas flow around the substrate imply that the adopted arrangement of the substrate is not desirable for continuous growth of large diamond crystals.

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