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Aluminium PCBs are quite popular, especially for applications where the total LED quantity and/or power is high (e.g. COBs).
Aluminium is used as the substrate, and the PCB tracks are isolated from it. Different materials are available for different isolation requirements.
This aluminium PCB can be directly attached to the heatsink.
Read More: Choosing the Right PCB Laminate Material for Your Project
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I am designing a PCB with 1088 pin BGA IC. Haven’t handle such a big IC. I am not sure the best amount of layer.
I am wondering if i ordered some aluminum pcbs that contain D2pak transistors and i want to solder a couple of them for testing is it possible using basic equipment or does it need an reflow soldering oven.
I know that using leaded process for lead-free BGA chips is not acceptable, because the solder balls of the BGA will not melt and the joint will be unreliable. But now BGA chip is only available in lead-free balls. is it ok to solder leaded BGA chips with a lead-free (thus, higher temperature) process?
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