Dual metal core multilayer boards (MLBS) – a better option for high speed spacecraft electronic packaging applications
Source abstract
Abstract
Purpose Realising a solution for effective thermal management for high-speed electronic packaging for spacecraft applications through dual metal core MLBs. Design/methodology/approach Highlights fabrication issues and describes corrective actions. Findings Dual metal core MLBs can solve heat dissipation as well as CTE issues in high-speed electronic packaging for spacecraft applications. Optimisation of the processes were done to sort out various problems encountered in the fabrication stages. Originality/value The paper projects the advantages of dual metal core MLBs over traditional heat sinks and centralized single metal core MLBs. It also helps in simplifying the fabrication processes to avoid the various bottlenecks observed.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Heat Transfer and Optimization · 3D IC and TSV technologies
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Affiliations
Printed Circuits Facilities, ISRO satellite Centre, Department of Space, Government of India, Bangalore, India
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