Hot Filament Chemical Vapor Deposition (HFCVD) Diamond Coating Equipment Manufacturer — Earthquake Information


Release time:

2024-07-22

As a semiconductor material with an ultra-wide bandgap, diamond boasts exceptional physical properties, including high carrier mobility, high thermal conductivity, high breakdown electric field, high carrier saturation velocity, and low dielectric constant. It is widely regarded as the “ultimate semiconductor” for fabricating next-generation electronic devices that feature high power, high frequency, high temperature resistance, and low power loss.

  As a semiconductor material with an ultra-wide bandgap, diamond boasts exceptional physical properties, including high carrier mobility, high thermal conductivity, high breakdown electric field, high carrier saturation velocity, and low dielectric constant. It is widely regarded as the “ultimate semiconductor” for fabricating next-generation electronic devices that feature high power, high frequency, high temperature resistance, and low power loss.
  Compared with advanced countries, China’s diamond semiconductor industry faces the following challenges: 1. Key equipment relies on imports, lacking independent intellectual property rights and thus vulnerable to foreign embargoes; 2. There is a shortage of technologies for preparing large-size diamond substrates and for epitaxial growth of diamond films; 3. Technologies for diamond grinding, bonding, and thinning remain immature, creating significant gaps. This project brings together top research teams from universities and outstanding engineering teams from industry, seamlessly integrating R&D and production processes—including high-quality diamond film growth, custom design of HFCVD and hot-filament CVD diamond deposition equipment, and wafer polishing, bonding, and thinning—necessary for industrialization. Starting with tool-grade and thermal-grade products, we will continue to drive forward the development of optical-grade, electronic-grade, and even quantum-grade products.
  Pengcheng Semiconductor Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as Pengcheng Semiconductor) has independently developed an HFCVD hot-filament chemical vapor deposition (HFCVD) equipment—specifically, a hot-filament chemical vapor deposition (HFCVD) diamond-coating system—that can be used for the production of micrometer- and nanocrystalline diamond wafers. It is also capable of fabricating corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant hard coatings, diamond BDD electrodes, and thin-film solar cells, among other applications.

  The domestically developed and manufactured single- or double-sided coated hot-filament CVD diamond equipment (HFCVD) can produce polycrystalline diamond wafers with substrate sizes of 2 inches, 4 inches, 6 inches, and 8 inches.

Diamond Film Production Line

 

6-inch diamond heat-dissipating wafer

  Application fields: third-generation semiconductors, high-power lasers, 10G communications, micro- and nano-acoustics, power amplifier devices, filtering devices, and more. The technology can be applied to the R&D and production of diamond products at the mechanical, thermal, optical, and acoustic levels.
  Company Profile:
  Pengcheng Semiconductor Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. was co-founded by Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) and a team of engineers with many years of practical experience. The company is rooted at the intersection of market frontiers, industrial frontiers, and technological frontiers, striving for innovation-led growth and sustainable development. It aims to address industry pain points and challenges in domestic substitution, and to achieve independent and controllable supply chains.
  The company’s core business encompasses the R&D, design, and manufacturing of micro- and nano-materials (including semiconductor materials), micro- and nano-manufacturing processes, and micro- and nano-equipment.
  Research-oriented equipment: PVD, CVD, MBE molecular beam epitaxy, and others.
  Industrial production equipment: large-scale vapor deposition equipment, multi-arc ion-source coating equipment, rectangular magnetron sputtering coating equipment, electron-beam evaporation equipment, OLED coating equipment, HFCVD hot-filament chemical vapor deposition equipment, vacuum high-temperature CVD furnace, and six-inch MBE production equipment.
  The company’s technologies and products can be widely applied in the following fields: new materials, new energy, microelectronics and optoelectronics, semiconductors, acoustics, optics, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS); sensors, biomedicine, precision medicine, greater healthcare, environmental protection, micro- and nano-robotics, and surface technology.
  The company’s core R&D team boasts a well-rounded knowledge structure, featuring a high-level team of materials and process researchers centered around professors and doctoral researchers from Harbin Institute of Technology, as well as a team of senior equipment designers from industry. The company’s team has over 20 years of experience in the research of micro- and nano-materials and devices (including semiconductor materials), PVD/CVD deposition technologies, epitaxial growth technologies, and the design, production, and manufacturing of complete sets of thin-film preparation equipment.

 

News Center

Application of Magnetron Sputtering Technology in the Preparation of Core Thin Films for Key Components in Medical Imaging

In the ongoing evolution of modern medical imaging technology, magnetron sputtering has become a core process in the field of thin-film fabrication and is widely used in the manufacturing of critical components for medical imaging.

Principles, Classification, and Applications of Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) Technology

Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is an advanced surface engineering technology that, under vacuum conditions, uses physical methods to convert a target material into gaseous atoms, molecules, or ions, which then deposit onto the substrate surface to form a thin film. Since its development in the early 20th century, PVD technology has become an important technique in modern additive manufacturing and functional coating applications, owing to its advantages such as environmental friendliness, controllable costs, minimal consumable usage, dense and uniform film properties, and strong adhesion between the film and substrate. PVD can be used on demand to fabricate functional thin films with properties including wear resistance, corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity, insulation, piezoelectricity, and magnetism, and is widely applied across various industries, including mechanical, electronic, construction, and medical sectors.

The TGV glass through-hole technology has achieved a significant breakthrough, and its application prospects continue to expand.

Recently, TGV (Through Glass Via) technology has made significant progress in the fields of materials processing and micro- and nano-manufacturing, drawing considerable attention from the semiconductor, advanced packaging, and emerging electronic device industries. With its outstanding electrical performance, high-frequency characteristics, and three-dimensional integration capabilities, TGV is emerging as one of the key technologies for next-generation high-density interconnects.

Diamond: Possessing potential that surpasses existing semiconductor materials, with an even broader range of future applications.

Diamond is used as a semiconductor material—and some scholars even hail it as the “ultimate semiconductor material” and the “ultimate room-temperature quantum material”—owing to its unique physical and chemical properties. Diamond is an ultra-wide-bandgap semiconductor that boasts exceptional electrical, optical, mechanical, thermal, and chemical characteristics. These properties give diamond broad application prospects in numerous fields.

Pengcheng Semiconductor: The Strategy, Tactics, and Survival Guide for a High-Tech Enterprise

The 15th China International Nanotechnology Industry Expo (referred to as "Nanoexpo") has successfully concluded amid widespread anticipation. This year's event featured one keynote speech, 15 parallel forums, and a total of 605 cutting-edge presentations. It also included an innovation and entrepreneurship competition and three supply-demand matchmaking sessions. The expo brought together over 150 national-level talents and more than 500 top experts from universities, research institutes, and enterprises both at home and abroad. With an exhibition area of 25,000 square meters, the event attracted over 350 leading global companies and institutions, showcasing more than 2,400 of the latest technological products and innovative applications in the global nanotechnology field. Over the three-day period, the total number of attendees reached nearly 27,500, making this year’s expo the largest in its history and elevating its influence to new heights.