Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 08 00:28:25 EST 2014 | padawanlinuxero
Hello We a Mydata and put all kinda of components with the midas unit, but never had problems with ESD, and some of them are very delicate parts, perhaps like our colleague said perhaps you should look at the trays or feeders that you are using, pe
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 10:55:54 EDT 2012 | davef
Often, people cause ESD damage. • Your body easily picks up charge (electrons) • Your skin, hair and body can store relatively large amounts of static charge. • You can transfer (discharge) this electrical charge to components or assemblies - causi
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 18:38:31 EDT 2012 | davef
Check these reports, books, documents ... • ESD: From A To Z - Page 255 - Google Books Result books.google.com/books?isbn=0412083817 John M. Kolyer, Donald Watson - 1995 - Technology & Engineering - 338 pages Long hair will constantly recharge as it
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 10 09:11:51 EST 2014 | rgduval
The centering jaws are made out of copper, I believe...and conductive. I'd suggest that the conductivity of the copper makes it a fairly poor source of ESD damage in a component. I have observed physical damage to components from the centering jaws
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 23 11:37:13 EST 2007 | electronhose
Here in the Great White North, the best way to check our CM's compliance with the ESD 20.20 is to take a couple months worth of data during heating season and graph it against the outside temp swings. You can easily see how the HVAC system keeps up,
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 02 09:19:31 EST 2007 | Rob
Hi all, We are looking at putting cutting boards into our goods in area - for opening sealed bags to check the contents and to aid in decanting, and would appreciate any relevant input. The components should never come into direct contact with thes
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 07 11:59:54 EST 2007 | Robbie
Hi all, > > We are looking at putting cutting > boards into our goods in area - for opening > sealed bags to check the contents and to aid in > decanting, and would appreciate any relevant > input. > > The components should never come into > d
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 21 21:24:34 EDT 2009 | davef
First, we're not real concerned about gluing induced ESD damage, but conformal coating has a tremendous potential to damage sensitive components. We found a charge of 12 kV generated during the aerosol spraying. Second, ESD-stuff IS very confusing.
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 09 09:33:22 EDT 1999 | Dave F
| Hello everyone, | Anybody know how to prevent EOS problem? | Recently, we sent some defective IC components to original suppliers for further analysis, but the result is those parts were all damaged by EOS! | Please somebody help us to prevent thi
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 05 18:05:04 EDT 2002 | davef
The issue is not the shoes, coats, straps, or doodangs. This issue is the voltage that the component / assembly 'sees'. * What voltages are you seeing in this work area? * What voltage will damage the components in this work area?
