MCPCB
Metal Core Printed Circuit Board (MCPCB) is a type of printed circuit board that uses a metal core to conduct heat away from heat-generating components. Compared with standard FR-4 boards, MCPCBs offer superior thermal performance, enabling higher power dissipation in compact assemblies.
Most MCPCBs feature a central metal core, typically aluminum, although copper cores are used for demanding
Common metal cores are aluminum or aluminum alloys, with ceramic-filled or polymer-based dielectric layers. Dielectric thickness
The manufacturing process involves laminating or bonding the dielectric to the metal core, followed by copper
MCPCBs are widely used in LED lighting, power supplies, and automotive lighting, where heat management is critical.