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silicon and a similar directionality should be observed for its piezoresistive coef cients Generally, conductivity is enhanced in the direction of compressive stress and reduced in the direction of tensile stress Thus, for symmetry reasons, the piezoresistivity of semiconductors with a diamond lattice can be separated into longitudinal, transversal, and shear effects, independent of the crystallographic orientation and therefore piezoresistivity will be equally observed for randomly oriented polycrystalline or nanocrystalline lms In diamond, only p-doping by boron is relevant for piezoresistors Ideally the valence band density of states distribution is isotropic and no directionality should be observed However, it is slightly distorted with a symmetry related to the main axes The main contribution in boron-doped diamond is caused by a shift of the light-hole valence band under mechanical stress (see Figure 186) [69, 70] Also here, compression leads to an increase in conductivity, whereas stretching results in a decrease.

A longitudinal gauge factor as high as 1000 [71] has been extracted and has been found to vary signi cantly with doping concentration, approaching the value for metals at high doping concentrations [72] In experimental, nanocrystalline, sensor elements (as discussed in Section 1841) the gauge factor is usually below 20, mainly because relatively high boron concentrations are needed for signi cant activation at room temperature In part, these low values have also been attributed to losses in the grain boundaries, although gauge factors determined on individual crystallites of highly oriented diamond layers (see Figure 187) have not shown essentially larger values either [66] A complication in the determination of the gauge factor is the nearly exponential temperature dependence of the boron acceptor activation Therefore, care has to be taken in the interpretation of the temperature dependence of the piezoresistivity [69, 73].