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    The document discusses electrostatic discharge (ESD) and how it can damage electronic components. It explains that static electricity builds up as electrons accumulate on objects, and ESD occurs when the excess electrons jump to another object, such as an electrostatic discharge sensitive device. This can cause either catastrophic or latent damage to circuitry. The document outlines strategies for ESD prevention, including using grounded wrist straps and mats when handling sensitive components to safely dissipate any built-up static charges. It emphasizes situational awareness and following proper procedures to avoid the consequences of ESD damage to devices.

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    The document discusses electrostatic discharge (ESD) and how it can damage electronic components. It explains that static electricity builds up as electrons accumulate on objects, and ESD occurs when the excess electrons jump to another object, such as an electrostatic discharge sensitive device. This can cause either catastrophic or latent damage to circuitry. The document outlines strategies for ESD prevention, including using grounded wrist straps and mats when handling sensitive components to safely dissipate any built-up static charges. It emphasizes situational awareness and following proper procedures to avoid the consequences of ESD damage to devices.

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    ESD v1

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    Eduardo Ruiz
    The document discusses electrostatic discharge (ESD) and how it can damage electronic components. It explains that static electricity builds up as electrons accumulate on objects, and ESD occurs when the excess electrons jump to another object, such as an electrostatic discharge sensitive device. This can cause either catastrophic or latent damage to circuitry. The document outlines strategies for ESD prevention, including using grounded wrist straps and mats when handling sensitive components to safely dissipate any built-up static charges. It emphasizes situational awareness and following proper procedures to avoid the consequences of ESD damage to devices.

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    ESD (Electro Static Discharge)

    Objetivo

    AL TERMINO DEL CURSO, EL PARTICIPANTE CONOCERA


    LOS CONCEPTOS BASICOS DE LAS DESCARGAS
    ELECTROSTATICAS, EL MANEJO DE LOS COMPONENTES
    SENSIBLES A LAS DESCARGAS DE ELECTRICIDAD ESTATICA
    Y LOS PROCEDIMIENTOS Y EL PROGRAMA DE ALE SERVICE
    CENTER PARA EL MANEJO DE COMPONENTES SENSIBLES A
    LAS DESCARGAS ELECTROSTATICAS (ESD)
    CONTENIDO
    • OBJETIVO

    • HOW STATIC ELECTRICITY WORKS

    • HOW DOES ESD DAMAGE OCCUR

    • TYPES OF ESD DAMAGE

    • STRATEGIES FOR ESD PREVENTION

    • ESD SITUATIONAL AWARENESS

    • CONSEQUENCES

    • RSQCM / ESD PROGRAM


    How Static Electricity Works

    •Everything is made of atoms.

    •Usually atoms have the same


    number of electrons and protons

    •Neutral Atom is when Atom do


    No have electrical charge

    •If you rub things, Atoms get


    extra electrons, (electrical charge)

    •Accumulation of electros is
    called static electricity.
    How Static Electricity Works
    •When you rub your hair each of the hairs has electrical
    charge

    •So the hairs try to move


    away from each other
    because they the same
    Electrostatic charge
    How Static Electricity Works
    •When Accumulation of electrons is Excessive ( > 1,000
    volts), the electrons look for a way to move

    •When the electrons move


    from an other material this
    is an Electro Static
    Discharge (ESD)
    How Static Electricity Works
    •Typical Excessive Accumulation of electrons
    How Static Electricity Works
    •While Electro Static Discharge
    (ESD) does not result in any
    harm to the human body

    •it can be very damaging to


    some AVIONICS devices
    How Does ESD Damage Occur
    •Excessive Accumulation of electrons = Electrons JUMP in
    AIR
    How Does ESD Damage Occur
    •The focus of ESD protection is give the static electricity a
    path to ground.
    Types Of Esd Damage
    •When a person touches an Electrostatic Discharge
    Sensitive Device (ESDS), the electrostatic charge go to
    circuitry in the device.

    •If the electrostatic discharge possesses sufficient energy,


    damage occur in the device.
    Two Types Of Esd Damage
    •Catastrophic damage is
    immediate and detectable

    •Catastrophic damage may


    happen anywhere

    •Manufacturing

    •Repairing

    •Inspection

    •Storage

    •shipping

    •Etc.
    Two Types Of Esd Damage
    •Latent Damage degrades a device and is often
    undetectable in routine quality control tests

    •Latent Damage may result in intermittent operation, or


    premature failure of an electronic component
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    •Humans are the primary source of static electricity

    •So it is necessarily a personnel grounding device


    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    Strategies For ESD Prevention
    ESD Situational Awareness
    ESD Situational Awareness
    ESD Situational Awareness
    ESD Situational Awareness
    Consequences
    Consequences
    Consequences
    Review
    Review

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