What is The Thermal conductivity of Ceramic PCB and How It Is Beneficial?
Thermal conductivity is a critical property in electronic devices, particularly for devices that generate significant heat during operations. Ceramic PCBs, specifically Ceramic Base PCB and Ceramic core PCB are known for their superior thermal conductivity compared to traditional materials like FR-4. The high thermal conductivity of ceramic materials can exceed 170 W/mK, making them ideal for high-performance applications. Thermal conductivity Matters The thermal conductivity of a material refers to its ability to transfer heat. Here’s where C-PCBs shine: · FR4 PCBs : Typically range from 0.3 to 1.0 W/mK. · Ceramic Base PCBs : Depending on the specific ceramic material used (alumina or aluminium nitride), C-PCBs offer thermal conductivity ranging from a remarkable 24 W/mK to a staggering 330 W/mK. This translates to significantly faster heat dissipation, a crucial benefit for sev...