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Table 1:
ESD Model:
Represents:
Machine (MM)
The charge stored on handheld tools & mechanical test equipment. Similar to the
HBM, but the discharge is through a zero ohm resistor.
Charged Device
(CDM)
EURONORM
(IEC 1000-4-2)
The charge buildup on multi-conductor cables when the cable insulation is rubbed
together.
Failure Criteria
Class 0:
Class 1A:
Class 1B:
Class 1C:
Class 2:
Class 3A:
Class 3B:
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DC
R1
S2
C1
DUT
Socket
For HBM:
For MM:
5
0
0
R2
S1
short
C1
R1
100 pF 1500
200 pF
0
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Failure Criteria
Class I:
Class II:
Class III:
Class IV:
All ESD sensitive devices received in ESD protective packaging must not be opened anywhere
except at an ESD protected area.
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Vs
Rbias
Rbias
Lchoke
Lchoke
Rbias
Lchoke
CC1
CC1
CC1
Rs
Rs
CC2
0 <= Rs <= 10 ohms
1pF
CC2
CC2
0 <= Rs <= 10 ohms
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 2
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3M
(800) 328-1368
TREK
(716) 798-3140
(800) 367-8735
ACL Inc.
(847) 981-9212
(800) 782-8420
Desco Industries
(909) 627-8178
Electrostatics Inc
(888) 782-8427
Exair
(800) 903-3322
Ion
(510) 548-3640
(800) 367-2452
Kernco Instruments
(800) 325-3875
Simco
(215) 997-0590
(800) 538-0750
SPI/Westek
(800) 508-6594
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Packaging Materials:
The following pictures show some examples of packaging materials that are common in the industry. With plastics
and styrofoam being so inexpensive and commonplace it is not unusual to see them being used to hold static
sensitive devices, but these are some of the worst materials to use and are definately NOT recommended. Static
shielded bags (typically silver in color) are the only acceptable flexible bag that static sensitive devices should be
handled in. Electrically conductive chip trays are also an acceptable container to place devices into. Examples of
both are shown below.
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