

Metal base CCL for fast heat transfer and dissipation.


| Test Item | Unit | Test Method | DST-5000 | DSTF-5000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flammability | - | UL 94 | V-0 | V-0 |
| Solder Float(288℃) | min | A | above 10 | above 10 |
| Solder Float(260℃) | min | A | above 30 | above 30 |
| Peel Strength(1 oz Cu) | kgf/cm | A | above 1.5 | above 1.5 |
| Thermal Conductivity | W/mK | A | 2.0 | 2.0 |
| Dielectric Breakdown Voltage | AC kV | A | above 3 | above 3 |
| Comparative Tracking Index | volt | IEC Method | 600 | 600 |
| Dielectric Constant | - | 1MHz | 6.0 | 6.0 |
| - | 1GHz | 5.6 | 5.6 | |
| Dissipation Factor | - | 1Mhz | 0.014 | 0.014 |
| - | 1GHz | 0.016 | 0.016 |

Application of car electronic devices is increasing rapidly. HCCL products are necessary for the successful application of car electronics including a stable power supply and effective heat dissipation.
1950 Direct Wire : Wires & Crimped Terminals

| Strength | - Least Expensive of all methods |
| Weaknesses | - Least reliable - Many quality problems in manufacturing and assembly - Massive safety recalls can happen - Characterized by intermittent open - Modern vehicles can nor tolerate large area required to implement |
1980 Metal Fret : Stamped Metal Pieces

| Strength | - Low cost in high volumes - Able to manage higher density circuits |
| Weaknesses | - Lower reliability than PCB - Very expensive to change design - Very long time to make first parts from tools - Complex mold and stamping tools are required - Assembly is labor intensive - Expensive to use for more than three vehicle option levels - Very heavy |
1995 PCB : Circuit board & Bus-bars

| Strength | - Low cost - High density of circuits - Integration of electronics |
| Weaknesses | - Sensitive to thermal shock |
2003 Doosan HCCL 100㎛~400㎛ Copper

| Strength | - Cost competitive with metal fret - High density of heat sink - Excellent as heat sink - Lighter than Metal fret - Integration of electronics - Operates much cooler - Fast turnaround time when design changes occur - Highest reliability - Possible to predict thernal distribution - Best used when current demands are high - Insensitive to thermal shock - Small dimensional changes in copper traces result in negligible heat changes |
| Weaknesses | - Requires higher level of automation in manufacturing |

| Test Item | Unit | Treatment Condition | DS-7106 (HC) (CEM-1) | DS-7209 (HC) (CEM-3) | DS-7406 (HC) (FR-4) | DS-7409 (HC) (FR-4) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tg | ℃ | TMA DSC DMA |
65 - - |
130 - - |
140 140 165 |
165 170 180 |
| CTE X-axis Y-axis Z-axis |
ppm /℃ |
ambient to Tg | 24 20 - |
22 20 55 |
18 15 59 |
16 15 50 |
| Dielectric Constant (1MHz) |
- | C-96/20/65 C-96/20/65 + D-48/50 |
4.0~4.5 4.2~4.8 |
4.2~4.5 4.3~4.8 |
4.5~4.8 4.6~5.2 |
4.5~4.8 4.6~5.2 |
| Dissipation Factor (1MHz) |
- | C-96/20/65 C-96/20/65 + D-48/50 |
0.015~ 0.023 0.018~ 0.023 |
0.015~ 0.020 0.018~ 0.023 |
0.015~ 0.028 0.018~ 0.023 |
0.015~ 0.020 0.018~ 0.023 |
| Solder Float | sec | A | >240 (260℃) |
>240 (275℃) |
>240 (275℃) |
>240 (275℃) |
| Peel strength | Num | A 260℃ / 10sec |
6.5~11 6.0~10 |
6.5~11 6.0~10 |
6.5~11 6.0~10 |
6.5~11 6.0~10 |
| Water Absorption | % | E-24/50 + D-24/23 | 0.30~0.35 | 0.10~0.15 | 0.10~0.15 | 0.10~0.15 |
| Standard Size | Tolerance(mm) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1,020 x 1,220mm(40° x 48°) | 915 x 1,220mm(36° x 48°) | +3 |
| 1,070 x 1,220mm(42° x 48°) | 970 x 1,020mm(38° x 48°) | -0 |
| 1,020 x 1,020mm(40° x 40°) | ||