Hi Priya,
The choice of heatsink depends on many factors that are external to the circuit design. Duty cycle, ambient temperature, VDD, SWR to name a few. With that in mind the board was designed to handle a wide range of cooling possibilities. The board is drilled to accept a standard 1/8 brick heat sink (google "1/8 brick heat sink"). They come with different fin sizes and orientation for convection and forced air. You should be able to find a 1/8 brick HS for most light-medium duty applications. Here is photo of a Wakefield 1/8 brick HS mounted on the driver board:
In cases where 100% duty cycle, high ambient temperature or badly matched loads are present it is also possible to affix and arbitrarily large heatsink to provide extra cooling. Here is a picture of the board mounted to a much larger heatsink:
Of course it is possible to add a copper heat spreader and an even larger heatsink but it is easy to reach a point of diminishing returns.
73,
Jim WA2EUJ