The Rise of Metal Core PCBs in High-End Equipment
Release time:
2025-02-05

Enhancing Thermal Performance: The Rise of Metal Core PCBs in High-End Equipment 

As high-end equipment continues to demand superior thermal performance, metal core PCBs have emerged as a standout solution. Leveraging materials with high thermal conductivity like aluminum, copper, and iron as their base, these PCBs are tightly bonded with copper foil using polymer adhesives. This unique structure offers exceptional heat dissipation and dimensional stability, ensuring optimal performance and reliability by efficiently transferring heat away from electronic components.
However, with the growing trend of multi-material lamination involving “soft, hard, and brittle” materials, the complexity of PCB manufacturing has increased significantly. Challenges such as reduced adhesion between resin and glass fabric, coupled with higher proportions of rigid fillers, pose new demands on the dimensional stability of PCBs.
Precision control over these diverse material properties during manufacturing has become essential to maintain the quality and performance of modern PCBs. The journey toward innovation continues, with advanced processes and materials shaping the future of thermal management solutions in high-performance electronics.