Over 10 years of manufacturing experience for substrates for thermoelectric modules (Peltier elements). For power devices, solid-state relays (SSR), and more!
This is an insulating substrate for heat dissipation, which has a copper circuit board bonded to an alumina ceramic substrate using the DCB (Direct Copper Bond) method.
*DCB (Direct Copper Bond) method refers to the technique of bonding a copper circuit board to a ceramic substrate through eutectic reaction.
**Features**
- Over 10 years of manufacturing experience for substrates used in thermoelectric modules (Peltier elements).
- Manufactured at a 100% wholly-owned subsidiary in China.
- Options for alumina ceramic white boards from Japan, Germany, or China.
- The ceramic substrate can flexibly accommodate various external dimensions through mold processing, laser processing, etc.
- The ceramic white board and copper plate are bonded using in-house equipment, and copper plating processes such as etching are applied before shipment.
- The surface of the copper circuit can be treated in various ways, including untreated, Ni plating, and Ni + Au plating.
*For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.*