Using finite element analysis softerware ANSYS, the transient thermal and electrical coupling analysis is carried out on the temperature field inside the chamber in which diamond is synthesized using flaky catalyst. The influence of the anvil's temperature on the synthetic effect of diamond is taken into consideration, and a load step document is created to realize the anvil's temperature loading. The timehistory graph of the temperature in the centre of the chamber illumates that the higher the initial anvil's temperature is, the quicker the chamber temperature reaches thermal equilibrium state. This relationship directly affects the diamond's nucleation and growth. Numerical nodal temperature indicates the tendency that, inside the synthetic chamber, the centre temperature is higher than elsewhere; the axial temperature difference is about 80 ℃, and radial temperature difference is about 50 ℃. Numerical analysis of unit heat generation rate and thermal flux density is conducted. Results show that the chamber's boundary extermal thermal conduction is the primary factor that leads to temperature ununiformity distrubtion inside the chamber.