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Additional layers, more copper, added vias (to tie layers together),
external heatsink (attached by screws or thermally conductive
material/adhesive), internal metal core ($$$). However, you did not state
what kind of cooling you had in mind: conductive, convection, or
convection w/forced air cooling? Some forms of heat dissipation work
better than others, depending on the application.
Roger M. Stoops, C.I.D., PCB Designer
Trimble
Engineering and Construction Division
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Hi All:
I am just wondering if anybody know how to improve heat dissipation on a
PCB. That would include additional layers, more copper...
Any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
Bouchra
P.S: For a Memory module
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