Aluminum Core PCB

Aluminum metal core PCB ※1~ 8 W/Mk High-thermal conductivity dielectric bonding material available. ※1L+A / 2L+A / 4L+A single side & Double side & Multi-layers.
Application
LED Backlight Module
Street Lighting & Signal Using High Power LEDs
General Lighting
Outdoor Lighting
Automotive Lighting
Power Conversion
Mortor Controlls
Military & Aerospace Field
Benefits of MCPCB
Utilize Surface Mount Technology
Very good heat-conducting and dissipating characteristics than regular PCB
By providing good thermal characteristics, it enhances the quality and lifespan of the product
Can be used to replace ceramic substrate with excellent mechanical durability
Product miniaturized through efficiency upgrade can save costs from hardware and assembly
Metal core PCB, MCPCB, is a general term of PCB in which traces are made on top of one layer of metal plate for improved heat transferring and dissipating purposes. The most common metals for heat dissipation are aluminum and copper. Aluminum has good heat transfer and dissipation abilities, but yet relatively cheaper. On the other hand, copper has even better performance but is relatively more expensive. Therefore, the majority of MCPCB is made out of aluminum.
Applications of MCPCB can be categorized into two different types, the industrial and consumer product segments. MCPCB is not a new technique or a new product. It has been on the market for decades. It was broadly used in high power & high voltage heavy electrical equipment, medical equipment, and military products, even in power supply, rectifiers, and transformers. It is a matured technology and product.

Recently, the continuing trend of electronic device miniaturization and introduction of high power LED, MCPCB, with better heat-dissipating capability than traditional PCB, is making it even more popular in consumer segments. These new applications are LED backlight, LED lighting, and automotive. The key to the success of these applications is determined by the selecting correct high thermal conductivity insulating layer, known as dielectric or PP.

The material used for MCPCB is called Insulated Metal Substrate, IMS. Its structure consists of three different materials, on top is the copper foil; in the middle is the PP (or so-called dielectric); at the bottom is the metal plate. The most common metal plate used is aluminum or copper.