BC0968 Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks, BeO

Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks Description

Beryllium Oxide (BeO) Ceramic Heat Sinks ensure rapid heat dissipation, guaranteeing optimal performance in high-powered electronic devices. Their electrical insulation provides safety, preventing conductivity risks. These ceramic heat sinks are lightweight and high-strength, reducing overall weight while ensuring structural integrity under demanding conditions. Resistant to high temperatures and thermal shock, they promise unwavering stability. With low thermal expansion and chemical resistance, they conquer harsh environments.

Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks Specifications

Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks Applications

Beryllium oxide ceramic is the ideal material used in many high-performance semiconductor parts for applications such as radio equipment. Beryllium oxide ceramic heat sinks can insulate electronic devices electrically, and at the same time remove substantial quantities of heat from them to a chassis heat sink.  Beryllium oxide ceramic is used as a filler in some thermal interface materials such as thermal grease. Some power semiconductor devices have used beryllium oxide ceramic between the silicon chip and the metal mounting base of the package in order to achieve a lower value of thermal resistance than for a similar construction made with alumina. It is also used as a structural ceramic for high-performance microwave devices, vacuum tubes, magnetrons, and gas lasers. 

Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks Packaging

Our Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks are carefully handled to prevent damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of our products in their original condition.

Beryllium Oxide Ceramic Heat Sinks FAQs

1. Does beryllium oxide conduct electricity?

Beryllium oxide boasts exceptional thermal conductivity while maintaining commendable electrical insulation properties. Meanwhile, the beryllium-copper alloy stands out with its formidable strength and a remarkable balance of thermal and electrical conductivity.

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