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Hello,

I'm wondering if anyone can give me any information on the design of
conduction cooled boards for use in an airborne military environment?
I'm intending to use VME size boards with a copper-invar-copper constraining
core, and an aluminum stiffening frame with wedge-locks.
Is there any problem with using FR4 or FR5 material, or should I be looking at
something like Polyimide or BT/Epoxy?
Is it commonplace to use SMT devices (QFP)?
Also, there are few manufacturers here with any experience producing such
boards, so any pointers to possible manufacturers would also be appreciated.

thanks,
Phil.

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