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Soild vias connection VS Via connection with thermal spokes

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Hi,

I am designing the PCB board with high current carrying load,for that i am planning to put copper shape in all 4 layers with stitching vias.

For vias connection which option will be better one ,either full solid connection or spokes?

FYI:Here there will be more heat generated, due to high current carrying,we need to dissipate the heat.

Thanks,
samy
 

Hi,

usually vias don´t have thermals at all.
(Only THM pads).
Thermals improve THM soderability when a pad is connected to a large copper area.
Vias don´t need to be soldered, therefore there is no need to use thermals.
(Maybe there a special conditions...that recommend thermals on vias. Then tell us)

Klaus
 

Hi Klaus,

You are right,but my question is for heat dissipation which kind of via connection solid or spokes would be better one.

Thanks,
samy
 

Hi,

It´s very clear:
* You know: thermal prevent heat transport, but you expressly want heat transport --> don´t use thermals
* I said: "there is no need to use thermals." --> don´t use thermals.

Go through the links in the box "similar threads" below.

Klaus
 
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