ESD from A to Z
Electrostatic Discharge Control for Electronics
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Product details:
- Edition number 2
- Publisher Springer US
- Date of Publication 21 September 2011
- Number of Volumes 1 pieces, Book
- ISBN 9781461284994
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages338 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Weight 534 g
- Language English
- Illustrations X, 338 p. 0
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Long description:
Existing sections in ESD Frim A to Z have been thoroughly revised and updated. New examples have been added to the troubleshooting chapter; and new versions of model specifications for ESD-safe handling and packaging can be found in the specifications chapter. The Appendix now includes ten recently published papers (making a total of 20) whose topics span the field of ESD control.
MoreTable of Contents:
1. How to Use This Book.- 2. Basic Physics.- 3. Fundamentals of ESD Control.- 4. Real and Conceptual Tools from A to Z.- 5. The Charged Device Model (CDM).- 6. The Static-Safe Package (SSP).- 7. The Static-Safe Workstation (SSW).- 8. ESD Troubleshooting: Illustrative Examples.- 9. Model Specifications.- 10. Industry Standards.- 11. Living Without MIL-STD-1686.- 12. Program Organization and Implementation.- 13. Disposition of Mishandled Hardware.- 14. Checklists, What to Buy and Do, Conclusion.- 15. The Future.- References.- Paper No. 1. Selection of Packaging Materials for Electrostatic Discharge-Sensitive (ESDS) Items.- Paper No. 2. Permanence of the Antistatic Property of Commercial Antistatic Bags and Tote Boxes.- Paper No. 3. Hazards of Static Charges and Fields at the Workstation.- Paper No. 4. Perforated Foil Bags: Partial Transparency and Excellent ESD Protection.- Paper No. 5. Cost-Effective Methods of Testing/Monitoring Wrist Straps.- Paper No. 6. Methodology for Evaluation of Static-Limiting Floor Finishes.- Paper No. 7. Tote Box Material: How Good Is It?.- Paper No. 8. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Control in an Automated Process.- Paper No. 9. Corrosion and Contamination by Antistatic Additives in Plastic Films.- Paper No. 10. Controlling Voltage on Personnel.- Paper No. 11. ESD-Control Myths, Old and New.- Paper No. 12. ESD Testing of Silicon Wafers.- Paper No. 13. CDM and Work Surface Selection.- Paper No. 14. Is Your Work Surface CDM Safe?.- Paper No. 15. Realistic Testing of ESD Materials.- Paper No. 16. Testing Surfaces for ESD Safety.- Paper No. 17. Humidity and Temperature Effects on Surface Resistivity.- Paper No. 18. Packaging for High-Voltage Discharge Protection.- Paper No. 19. Hidden Charges on ESD-Protective Packaging.- Paper No. 20. Toward an Ideal ESD-Protective Package.
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