Tungsten Copper Heat Sink For Transistor
Copper Tungsten is one of the most popular refractory metal-based heat sink materials offered today. Tungsten copper sheets are made by infiltrating, under vacuum, uniform controlled porous blocks of tungsten with molten copper heat sink material. This results in a material with an interconnected copper matrix that has high thermal conductivity in all axes, low thermal expansion, and good electrical conductivity. Copper content can range between 10% and 25%. These tungsten copper heat sinks can spread the heat from a concentrated heat source and then dissipate the heat through the layers.
Properties Of Tungsten Copper Heat Sink For Transistor
Type | Materials | Density g/cm3 | Thermal Conductivity W/m·k | CTE, ppm/ºk20-100℃ |
Composite | W90Cu | 16.6-17.0 | 180-190 | 5.6-6.3 |
W85Cu | 16.2-16.6 | 190-200 | 6.3-7.0 | |
W80Cu | 15.4-15.8 | 200-220 | 7.8-8.5 | |
W75Cu | 14.8-15.2 | 220-240 | 9.5-10.2 |
