Complex Investigations of Sapphire Crystals Production

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Abstract

The problem of optimum conditions choice for processing sapphire substrates was solved with optimization methods and with combination of analytical simulation methods, experiment and expert system technology. The experimental results and software give rather full information on features of real structure of the sapphire crystal substrates and can be effectively used for optimization of technology of the substrate preparation for electronic devices.

Keywords

Sapphire crystals Technological process Horizontal directed crystallization (HDC) Defects 
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Acknowledgments

Dr. Klunnikova Yu. V. thanks the Southern Federal University for financial support in fulfilment of this research.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Southern Federal UniversityTaganrogRussia

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