Gold Single Crystal Substrate Description
Stanford Optics employs the Modified Bridgman method to grow gold single crystals along the <111> direction, achieving diameters of up to 20 millimeters. The Gold Single Crystal Substrate is meticulously cut from the gold ingot and polished to a surface roughness of 30 Å (angstroms), ensuring optimal performance in demanding applications.
Key Features
- High Purity: Ensures minimal defects and exceptional material properties.
- Uniform Structure: The absence of grain boundaries enhances electrical and thermal conductivity.
- Precision Engineering: Tailored to meet the exacting standards of high-precision applications.
- Versatility: Suitable for semiconductor devices, optical components, and nanotechnology.
Gold Single Crystal Substrate Applications
- Electronics: As a foundational layer for semiconductor devices and integrated circuits, enhancing performance and reliability.
- Photonics: Utilized in the fabrication of optical components such as lenses, waveguides, and mirrors, providing superior optical clarity and minimal signal loss.
- Advanced Research: Facilitates studies in material science and nanotechnology, enabling the exploration of material properties at the atomic level.
- Surface Science: Ideal for surface adsorption studies, catalytic applications, and the development of novel surface coatings.
Gold Single Crystal Substrate Packaging
Our Gold Single Crystal Substrate is carefully handled during storage and transportation to maintain the pristine quality and structural integrity of the single crystal. Each substrate is packaged in protective materials to prevent contamination and physical damage, ensuring that the exceptional properties of the substrate are preserved until use.
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