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    New Models Added to CUI Devices' Line of BGA Heat Sinks

    New Models Added to CUI Devices' Line of BGA Heat Sinks

    05/01/2024

    ­CUI Devices’ Thermal Management Group today announced the expansion of its line of BGA heat sinks. Compatible with ball grid array (BGA) devices, the HSB family now offers aluminum or copper material options, clean or black anodized material finishes, and adhesive or PCB mounting styles. All BGA heat sink models are conveniently measured under four conditions for thermal resistance, making it easier for designers to select the optimal heat sink for their natural convection or forced air cooled system.

    Supporting a wide range of sizes from 8.5 x 8.5 mm up to 69.7 x 69.7 mm with profiles from 5 to 25 mm, CUI Devices’ BGA heat sinks feature thermal resistances from 3.45 to 39.1°C/W at 75°C ΔT in natural convection and power dissipation ratings from 1.92 up to 21.74 W at 75°C ΔT in natural convection.
     
    The HSB models are available immediately with prices starting at $0.51 per unit at 500 pieces through distribution. Please contact CUI Devices for OEM pricing.
     
    Summary
    Product name: BGA Heat Sinks
    Availability: Stock to 12 weeks
    Possible users: Ball grid array applications
    Primary features: Measured under four conditions for thermal resistance
    Cost: $0.51 per unit at 500 pieces through distribution
     
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