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Diamond is an extremely conductive material that would be ideal for dissipating heat in microelectronics if it were not for its high price tag. In this study, cost effective copper- and chromium-diamond composites (uncoated (Cu/D), Cu-coated (Cu/CuD), and Cr-coated (Cu/CrD)) were produced to determine their potential use in heat sink applications. A Thermal Constant Analyzer measured the thermal conductivity of the matrix and composite samples using the ...