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Proceedings of the 1999 Joint Meeting of the European Frequency and Time Forum and the IEEE International Frequency Control Symposium (Cat. No.99CH36313)
In the present study, the feasibility to grow a dislocation-free synthetic quartz with large Z-re... more In the present study, the feasibility to grow a dislocation-free synthetic quartz with large Z-region from a seed containing high density of dislocation is reported. For such purpose, a seed with new geometric design was prepared. A seed long in Y-direction and containing V-shaped cuts with cutting angle of 90" made on Z-face {OOOl was prepared and grown in the hydrothermal process. As a result, new growth regions usually not found in the conventional Yand Z-bars synthetic quartz crystals have been imaged by the X-ray topography. The new growth region grown from the V-shaped cut was composed with two sub-regions of distinct textures. Due to their high growth velocity perpendicularly to cut faces, they disappeared and were replaced by the so-called Z-region. However, these newly grown sub-reyions played an important role to change the direction of dislocation propagation present in the seed trapping them and minimizing their propagation into the grown Z-region.
Proceedings of the 1999 Joint Meeting of the European Frequency and Time Forum and the IEEE International Frequency Control Symposium (Cat. No.99CH36313)
In the present study, the feasibility to grow a dislocation-free synthetic quartz with large Z-re... more In the present study, the feasibility to grow a dislocation-free synthetic quartz with large Z-region from a seed containing high density of dislocation is reported. For such purpose, a seed with new geometric design was prepared. A seed long in Y-direction and containing V-shaped cuts with cutting angle of 90" made on Z-face {OOOl was prepared and grown in the hydrothermal process. As a result, new growth regions usually not found in the conventional Yand Z-bars synthetic quartz crystals have been imaged by the X-ray topography. The new growth region grown from the V-shaped cut was composed with two sub-regions of distinct textures. Due to their high growth velocity perpendicularly to cut faces, they disappeared and were replaced by the so-called Z-region. However, these newly grown sub-reyions played an important role to change the direction of dislocation propagation present in the seed trapping them and minimizing their propagation into the grown Z-region.