COB (Chip on Board) is a packaging
technology in semiconductor industry. The method is to paste the chip / grain
directly on the printed circuit board or substrate. By using wire bonding &
epoxy packaging then directly embedded on MCPCB, this practice can extend the
lifespan of LED and unified light emission.
Comparing to traditional packing method, COB technology can directly mount
multi-chip on substrate, such as COB MCPCB. With this technique, we can reduce
lighting areas, materials used, and costs on system’s mechanical &
assembly. For example, 20W of high power LED in traditional assembly might need
20 pieces of 1W LED chip packaged in 20 individual LED components then connect
individually to a substrate one by one. On the other hand, by using COB
technology, we can package 20 pieces of 1W LED together to become a single chip
module then using wire bonding to mount on a copper or aluminum MCPCB.
Implementing modularization concept, designer will have more freedom and
flexibility by using multi-chips packaged to one single module, with necessary
design and combination, to increase overall effectiveness and reduce developing
cost substantially. Besides the saving of developing cost, it also increases
the luminous output per watt through modularized & packaged LED chip. With
the help of MCPCB, it also enhances the heat dissipation of COB package LED.
This not only increases light emitting efficiency (luminous per watt increased)
of component but also extends lifespan (reliability increased) of component.
By combining DTP(Direct Thermal Path) concept, COB DTP-MCPCB manufactured
by Hejin-Angus has much better heat conductivity and dissipation than
traditional MCPCB. Its structure and application are as follows.
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At the same time, we can add the cover plate (usually aluminum or glass
fiber) on the COB DTP-MCPCB, so that the customer can directly fill glue to
package. Its structure and application are as follows:
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If you have any questions, please contact Hejin-Angus for discussion and communication.