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TECHNOLOGIES SOUNDS LIKE A DIAMOND We are always in search of opportunities to innovate and apply our synthetic diamond expertise and know-how. This led to a partnership in creating the world s first diamond tweeter dome for speaker manufacturers Bowers & Wilkins. We work with all our partners whether that be in optics, semiconductors, sensing, detecting or water sanitization to integrate diamond into their systems and achieve their full potential.

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ELEMENT SIX TECHNOLOGIES Creating your competitive advantage with synthetic diamond in optics, semiconductors, sensing, detecting and water sanitizing. Element Six Technologies Group is a division of Element Six, the world s market leader in the manufacture and development of synthetic diamond, established in the 1960s. Today Element Six is a $500 million company operating production facilities in 10 countries and serving over 5,000 customers worldwide. Element Six Technologies operates two production and technical facilities around the globe; Santa Clara in California and Ascot in the United Kingdom. The new Santa Clara facility offers US based customers a stateof-the-art facility producing CVD diamond solutions for use in a wide array of advanced industry applications including optics, thermal management, sanitization and advanced sensor technology. 3

ELEMENT SIX LEADS THE WORLD IN SYNTHETIC DIAMOND INNOVATION Element Six designs and develops advanced solutions, based on synthetic diamond, which open the way to dramatic step changes in process and end-product performance. These sometimes astonishing improvements in performance cannot be realized through the use of any other materials. The company is well established in this field having first invested in CVD technology in 1988 with commercialization taking off in the 1990s. In 2013, Element Six opened the world s largest and most sophisticated synthetic diamond supermaterials research and development facility in Oxford, UK. Element Six has a track record of successful partnerships with customers, providing fit-for-purpose CVD diamond solutions from initial design and development through to cost effective commercial processing. Element Six helps industry to implement CVD diamond solutions by providing subsystems and complete products that integrate the synthetic diamond in an easy-to-implement format. Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD) synthetic diamond products are used for a wide range of high technology applications. THE VERSATILE PROPERTIES OF CVD SYNTHETIC DIAMOND THERMAL Highest known RT thermal conductivity Highest known resistance to thermal shock Low thermal expansion coefficient OPTICAL Broad transmission spectrum ELECTRICAL Good electrical insulator Good electrical conductor (doped) Low dielectric constant Synthetic diamond s molecular structure makes it the world s most versatile supermaterial. Low dielectric loss Wide electronic band gap High electronic mobility INERTNESS High chemical (bio) inertness NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR SYNTHETIC DIAMOND Synthetic diamond is not only regarded as the hardest material known to man, it is also the ultimate engineering material with multiple dimensions of extreme performance in the most challenging conditions. 4

PROVEN APPLICATIONS FOR SYNTHETIC DIAMOND SEMICONDUCTORS With the drive to increase power densities, device thermal management is an ever increasing concern. Synthetic diamond lowers device temperatures, improves reliability and expands performance capability. Element Six Technologies provides both singulated heat spreaders for a broad range of device types and GaN-on-Diamond substrates for high power Rf devices. Synthetic diamond reduces thermal gradients near the device, making heat sinks more efficient and allowing higher power devices to be used without increasing the system size. In semiconductor sub-systems synthetic diamond enables the management of higher levels of power within the existing module footprint. In effect, shrinking the size of the module for a given power requirement. Delivering more semiconductor power per module or longer module life. In a sub-system of a Digital Optical Network architecture - the Photonic Integrated Circuit - synthetic diamond significantly enables increased data transmission rates. OPTICAL Synthetic diamond delivers outstanding technical benefits in high power laser optics. At 8 kw and over in the high power laser sector, no other material comes close to the performance of synthetic diamond. For instance, with diamond there is no need to compensate for thermal lensing, in contrast to zinc selenide. Synthetic diamond never needs to be replaced, which ensures consistent device productivity and uninterrupted function of the application. Thermal absorption is low. Maintenance and downtime are eliminated. Synthetic diamond optics provide the lowest cost of ownership and best performance/cost ratio of any optical material used under high power conditions. Outstanding benefits in high power laser optics. 5

INNOVATIVE APPLICATIONS FOR SYNTHETIC DIAMOND WATER TREATMENT Synthetic diamond electrodes can be used for the treatment of industrial wastewater and landfill leachates which are difficult or impossible to treat by conventional means. This is a green technology because it requires no chemical additives. The production of ozone by electrolysis can be made more efficient and economical with the use of long lasting synthetic diamond electrodes. Ozone is a powerful oxidant used in many industrial and consumer processes, from disinfecting hospital laundry and sanitizing swimming pools to removing yeast and bacteria from fruit, bleaching fabrics and eliminating waterborne parasites. Purifying wastewater without chemical additives. ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSORS Element Six, in conjunction with world leading academic partners, is developing a range of synthetic diamond enabled capabilities in the area of electrochemical sensing for environmental and biomedical applications. Synthetic diamond has the potential to transform electrochemical sensing by increasing speed and sensitivity. All the unique properties of synthetic diamond; conductivity, purity, light transmission and resistance to hostile environments can contribute to greatly enhanced performance in this field. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS The long established properties of synthetic diamond, such as its unique hardness, durability and resistance to high temperatures and hostile chemical environments, are now seen as highly desirable properties in an engineering material. The main focus of Element Six Technologies is the development of sub-systems and packages for use in large scale industrial processes. However, tomorrow s widespread technology may be the niche breakthrough of today. That is why, in partnership with Bowers & Wilkins, a leading British audio brand, Element Six developed a synthetic diamond tweeter dome which extends high frequency response and for which the development partners were jointly awarded a 2012 Queen s Award for Enterprise in Innovation. Increasing speed and sensitivity for electro-chemical sensors. Synthetic diamond tweeters - Award winning performance. 6

SYNTHETIC DIAMOND TRANSFORMS PROCESSES AND PERFORMANCE EXTENDING APPLICATION LIFETIME Synthetic diamond as a component material can significantly lower the operating temperature of a device or process, and that enables longer application life or higher application performance, through increased operating cycles in a given period. This is due to its exceptional thermal conductivity. The graph below compares the thermal conductivity of synthetic diamond with other materials. END-PRODUCT PERFORMANCE The extraordinary properties and advantages of synthetic diamond are not confined to material science and industrial processes. They are enabling step changes in end-product performance. These changes have the potential to benefit society with improvements in sanitation and healthcare, scientific discovery, communications, the environment and the consumer digital experience. Wherever engineering materials impede technological progress, synthetic diamond may be able to improve it. MATERIALS THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY Silica Aerogel Alcohols and oils Thermal grease Stainless steel Diamond Epoxy (unfiled) Wood Thermal epoxy Aluminium (alloys) Air Hollow FillFibre InsulationPolartherm Mineral Oil Rubber Polypropylene Cement, Portland Epoxy (silica-filled) Water (liquid) Glass Concrete Soil Ice Sandstone Lead Aluminium (pure) Gold Copper Silver 10-2 10-1 10 0 10 1 10 2 10 3 THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY [W/(m K)] HOW WE WORK TO ENABLE YOUR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE The unique properties of synthetic diamond can enable a dramatic step-change in the cost structure of many processes and industries. Component and material cost of ownership can achieve incremental commercial improvements unattainable through the use of any other material. For example, in some applications synthetic diamond can change useful life from days to years. Synthetic diamond also allows for sustainable competitive advantage to be realized. In some areas, such as in electro-chemical sensing, synthetic diamond can deliver higher detection and measurement speeds and up to a 100-fold increase in sensitivity. 7

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR TECHNICAL PARTNERSHIPS Contact your nearest Element Six technical representative or visit our website www.e6.com Element Six Technologies US Corporation* 3901 Burton Drive Santa Clara CA 95054 USA Tel: +1 408 986 2400 E: ustechnologies@e6.com Element Six Technologies De Nieuwe Erven 4 5431 NT Cuijk The Netherlands Tel: +31 485 395 700 Email: technologies@e6.com Element Six Technologies Kings Ride Park Ascot Berkshire SL5 8BP UK Tel: +44 (0)1344 638200 E: technologies@e6.com Element Six Ltd 9F PMO Hatchobori 3-22-13 Hatchobori Chuo-ku Tokyo Japan 104-0032 Tel: +81 (3) 3523 9311 Email:technologies@e6.com *Registered with the Department of State for handling ITAR sensitive and controlled defense projects