Second Workshop on Diamond Electronics: Status, Challenges, and Opportunities
Abstract
A workshop on diamond electronics is proposed that will communicate to interested U.S. scientific, engineering, and government communities the status of current, worldÐwide, stateÐofÐtheÐart diamond technologies. It will also highlight a number of diamond based applications that have commercial and military potential. Diamond is a unique material with a wide and unusual constellation of highly attractive material properties that are crucial to modern science and technology. Its properties give it promising applications in a wide range of applications including high-power high-voltage electronics, high-power high-frequency electronics, high temperature electronics, high radiation hardness detectors, quantum sensors, communications and computing using diamond color centers, and electrochemical based sensors and water purification. The objectives of this workshop will be to provide a summary of the stateÐofÐtheÐart current, and potential worldÐwide diamond electronics developments, diamond-based quantum sensor, communications and computing developments, and electrochemical and interfaces developments. Topics include diamond material supply, applications, and characterization techniques specific to the current and future applications.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Dec 04, 2019
- Source ID
- W911NF2010005
Entities
People
- T.A. Grotjohn
Organizations
- Army Contracting Command
- Michigan State University
- United States Army