Synthesis and doping of microcolumn diamond photoemitters with silicon-vacancy color centers
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© 2015, Allerton Press, Inc. The method of epitaxial growth of localized photoluminescence sources in the form of the ordered microcolumn diamond structures with silicon-vacancy (SiV) color centers is implemented. The process is based on diamond deposition in microwave plasma in CH 4 -H 2 mixtures in microwells in a silicon mask on a diamond single crystal substrate, where the Si mask itself is a silicon doping source. Strong photoluminescence of SiV centers at a wavelength of 738 nm is detected; the spatial distribution of luminescence completely coincides with the synthesized structure arrangement.
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Sovyk, D. N., Shershulin, V. A., Ralchenko, V. G., Khomich, A. A., Komlenok, M. S., Vorobyov, V. V., ... Konov, V. I
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Sovyk, DN||Shershulin, VA||Ralchenko, VG||Khomich, AA||Komlenok, MS||Vorobyov, VV||Vlasov, II||Akimov, AV||Pereverzev, VG||Konov, VI
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Chemical Vapor Deposition
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Diamond
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Doping With Silicon
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Photoluminescence
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Silicon-vacancy Color Center
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