On 6/8/07, Dave Miller <dmiller45@...> wrote: > I have thought of drilling many feed thru's under the part and feeding > a thick copper wire from one side to the other, then on the compnent > side cut or grind the surface flat so the component can still be > soldered down. > > Has any one else had to use similar parts? How have you managed to get > the heat out of these parts? Any other suggestions? I do the same as you, make a large hole and fill it with copper and solder. If done well the solid copper slug can be better than a pro PCB, but it's lotsa work if you compare the two. You can solder a heatsink to the back. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] SMD's with heat slugs
2007-06-08 by Stefan Trethan