Thin-Film Diamond II

✍ Scribed by Christoph E. Nebel and Jürgen Ristein (Eds.)

Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 2004
Tongue: English
Leaves: 411
Series: Semiconductors and Semimetals 77
Edition: 1st ed
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
List of Contributors
Pages xi-xii

Preface
Pages xiii-xiv
Christoph E. Nebel, Jürgen Ristein

Chapter 1 Hydrogen diffusion and acceptor passivation in diamond Original Research Article
Pages 1-35
Jacques Chevallier

Chapter 2 Structural and electronic properties of diamond surfaces Original Research Article
Pages 37-96
Jürgen Ristein

Chapter 3 Electrochemistry of diamond Original Research Article
Pages 97-119
John C. Angus, Yuri V. Pleskov, Sally C. Eaton

Chapter 4 Electroanalytical applications of diamond electrodes Original Research Article
Pages 121-148
Greg M. Swain

Chapter 5 Industrial applications of diamond electrodes Original Research Article
Pages 149-196
Werner Haenni, Philippe Rychen, Matthyas Fryda, Christos Comninellis

Chapter 6 Diamond-based radiation and photon detectors Original Research Article
Pages 197-309
Philippe Bergonzo, Richard B. Jackman

Chapter 7 Diamond held effect transistors using h-terminated surfaces Original Research Article
Pages 311-338
Hiroshi Kawarada

Chapter 8 Diamond surface acoustic wave device Original Research Article
Pages 339-358
Shinichi Shikata, Hideaki Nakahata

Index
Pages 359-372

Contents of volumes in this series
Pages 373-396

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