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Defect concentration diagram

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A Defect Concentration Diagram (DCD) is a graphical representation used primarily in materials science, particularly in the study of semiconductors and crystals. It delineates the concentration of various types of defects—such as vacancies, interstitials, grain boundaries, dislocations, and impurity atoms—within a material as a function of certain variables, like temperature, energy levels, or composition.

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