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Silicon vs. Diamond Chips Explained

This document discusses silicon chips and emerging diamond chips. It begins by introducing that silicon is currently used in electronic components but has slow operating speeds, while carbon is more advantageous. It then covers that silicon chips are beneficial as they are inexpensive, abundant and stable. The document outlines that diamond chips could enable faster, stronger and smaller components and discusses how synthetic diamonds can be doped with boron and nitrogen to allow conducting. It also reviews emerging research on carbon nanotubes and artificial diamond production that may help advance diamond chips.

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Silicon vs. Diamond Chips Explained

This document discusses silicon chips and emerging diamond chips. It begins by introducing that silicon is currently used in electronic components but has slow operating speeds, while carbon is more advantageous. It then covers that silicon chips are beneficial as they are inexpensive, abundant and stable. The document outlines that diamond chips could enable faster, stronger and smaller components and discusses how synthetic diamonds can be doped with boron and nitrogen to allow conducting. It also reviews emerging research on carbon nanotubes and artificial diamond production that may help advance diamond chips.

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By R.Tarun And B.S.

Pratik CSE THIRD YR

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Contents
Introduction
Silicon Chip Benefits of Silicon Chip

Diamond Chip
What is it How is it Possible Carbon Nanotube Research

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INTRODUCTION
Electronic components-silicon
Silicon-slow operating speeds Carbon more advantageous

Evolution of diamond chip

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Silicon Chip
C,Si and Ge same group
semiconductors

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Silicon Chip

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Benefits of Silicon Chip


Inexpensive
Abundant Stable

Withstand temperatures

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Diamond Chip
Faster,stronger and smaller chips
Small prototypes Carbon nanotube

Crystalline diamond film


Synthetic diamonds-poor semiconductors

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Continuation
Doping with boron and nitrogen
Withstand temperatures upto 500c

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What is it
Diamond chip or carbon chip

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How is it possible
Pure diamond is non conducting in nature
Doping using boron and nitrogen Doping takes more time

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Benefits of Diamond Chip


Smaller Components are possible
It works at a high temperature Faster than silicon chip

Large power handling capacity

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Carbon Nanotube

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Sheet of carbon atoms


Discovered in 1991 Hexagonal pattern

Depends on how you roll the sheet

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Research
Diamonds are expensive and scarcely available
Artificial diamonds being developed Florida based Gemesis

Apollo Diamond-diffusion method


Diamond transistors clocket at 81ghz Japanese government-joint research project

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Conclusion

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References
Authorstream.com
Geek.com Seminarprojects.com

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THANK YOU!!!

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