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Photoacoustic effect and photothermal radiometry were applied to characterise the thermal properties of diamond crystallites which were coated by a Cu film, a Cr film and a Cr–Cu film. The Cu-coated diamond exhibits a considerable thermal barrier at the Cu–diamond interface which had disappeared for the crystallites with a thin bond Cr layer between diamond and Cu. The comparison of the responses of both measurement techniques reveals the non-negligible influence of the optical absorption in the visible and IR on the deduced thermal parameters.

Characterization of Metal Coated Diamond Crystallites by Combined Photoacoustic Effect and Photothermal Radiometry