Heat sink base plate is the primary thermal interface component that transfers heat from heat-generating sources to cooling fins or other dissipation structures.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Heat Sink Base Plate.
This component is used in the following industrial products
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Aluminum offers lighter weight and lower cost with good thermal conductivity (150-200 W/m·K), while copper provides superior thermal conductivity (400 W/m·K) but is heavier and more expensive. Copper is preferred for high-power applications where maximum heat transfer is critical.
Surface flatness directly impacts thermal interface resistance. Imperfect flatness creates air gaps between the heat source and base plate, significantly reducing heat transfer efficiency. Precision machining ensures optimal contact and minimizes thermal resistance.
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