Effect of Laser Ablation on Microwave Attenuation Properties of Diamond Films

摘要： Thermal conductivity is required for developing high-power microwave technology. Diamond has the highest thermal conductivity in nature. In this study, a diamond ?lm was synthesized by microwave plasma chemical deposition, and then long and short conductive graphite ?bers were introduced to the diamond ?lms by laser ablation. The permittivity of the samples in the K-band was measured using the transmission/re?ection method. The permittivity of diamond ?lms with short graphite ?bers increased. The increase in real part of permittivity can be attributed to electron polarization, and the increase in the imaginary part can be ascribed to both polarization and electrical conductivity. The diamond ?lms with long graphite ?bers exhibited a highly pronounced anisotropy for microwave. The calculation of microwave absorption shows that re?ection loss values exceeding ?10 dB can be obtained in the frequency range of 21.3–23.5 GHz when the graphite ?ber length is 0.7 mm and the sample thickness is 2.5 mm. Therefore, diamond ?lms can be developed into a microwave attenuation material with extremely high thermal conductivity.