Superconductivity in diamond thin films well above liquid helium temperature
Superconductivity in diamond thin films well above liquid helium temperature
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DOI:
10.1063/1.1802389
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发表时间:
2004-06
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4
通讯作者:
Y. Takano;M. Nagao;K. Kobayashi;H. Umezawa;I. Sakaguchi;M. Tachiki;T. Hatano;H. Kawarada
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Y. Takano;M. Nagao;K. Kobayashi;H. Umezawa;I. Sakaguchi;M. Tachiki;T. Hatano;H. Kawarada
We report unambiguous evidence for superconductivity in a heavily boron-doped diamond thin film grown by microwave plasma-assisted chemical vapor deposition (MPCVD). An advantage of the MPCVD-deposited diamond is that it can contain boron at high concentration, especially in (111)-oriented films. Superconducting transition temperatures are determined by transport measurements to be 7.4 K for TC onset and 4.2 K for zero resistance. The upper critical field is estimated to be 7 T. Magnetization as a function of magnetic fields shows typical type-II superconducting properties.