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Thursday, November 05, 2009

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The HPL features a thermal performance of 0.30°C/W.



Bergquist (Chanhassen, MN) introduces a new high thermal performance dielectric into its comprehensive Thermal Clad metal core PCB line. HPL is a dielectric specifically formulated for high power lighting LED applications with demanding thermal performance requirements. This thin dielectric at 0.0015" (38μm) has an ability to withstand high temperatures with a glass transition of 185°C. Additional features include:

  • A thermal performance of 0.30°C/W (RD 2018).
  • High thermal conductivity of 3.0 W/m-K.
  • High temperature applications.
  • Lead-free solder compatible.
  • RoHS compliant and environmentally green.
  • Available in all aluminum and copper metal substrates as well as Ultra Thin Circuits.

For more information visit www.bergquistcompany.com

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