Embedded coins for HDI or SEQ laminations
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1. A heat dissipating device comprising:
- a. a coin embedded in a PCB board such that all surfaces of the coin are covered; and
b. a plurality of vias thermally coupling with and directly connected to the coin, wherein the PCB board is sandwiched by a heat source and a heat sink such that a first subset of vias is thermally coupled to the heat source and directly connected to a first side of the coin, and a second subset of vias is thermally coupled to the heat sink and directly connected to a second side of the coin opposite the first side, further wherein the coin is completely encapsulated by prepreg of the PCB board on all sides except where the first subset of vias contact the first side and where the second subset of vias contact the second side.
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Abstract
A method of and a device for dissipating/transferring heat through one or more solid vias and embedded coins are disclosed. The method and device disclosed herein can be used to transfer heat for a High Density Interconnect (HDI) board.
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1. A heat dissipating device comprising:
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a. a coin embedded in a PCB board such that all surfaces of the coin are covered; and b. a plurality of vias thermally coupling with and directly connected to the coin, wherein the PCB board is sandwiched by a heat source and a heat sink such that a first subset of vias is thermally coupled to the heat source and directly connected to a first side of the coin, and a second subset of vias is thermally coupled to the heat sink and directly connected to a second side of the coin opposite the first side, further wherein the coin is completely encapsulated by prepreg of the PCB board on all sides except where the first subset of vias contact the first side and where the second subset of vias contact the second side. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A method of making a heat dissipating device comprising:
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a. embedding a coin in an electronic board by forming a recess in the electronics board, placing the coin in the recess and performing lamination; and b. forming a plurality of heat conducting channels, such that a first subset of heat conducting channels are thermally coupling and directly connecting a heat source and the coin, and a second subset of heat conducting channels are thermally coupling and directly connecting a heat sink and the coin, further wherein the coin is completely encapsulated by prepreg of the electronic board on all sides except where the first subset of heat conducting channels contact a first side and where the second subset of heat conducting channels contact a second side, wherein the one or more heat conducting channels comprises one or more vias. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. An electronic device comprising:
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a. a metal piece embedded inside an electronic board such that all surfaces of the metal piece are covered; b. a first set of multiple heat conducting paths thermally coupled with and directly connected to the metal piece on a first side; and c. a second set of multiple heat conducting paths thermally coupled with and directly connected to the metal piece on an opposite side, wherein the metal piece is completely encapsulated by prepreg of the electronic board on all sides except where the first subset of multiple heat conducting paths contact the first side and where the second subset of multiple heat conducting paths contact the opposite side. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15)
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