2. Preventive measures against electrostatic discharges
This section deals briefly and in a non-exhaustive way with the means of prevention against ESD in the electronics industry. The means of prevention described in the standards are most often defined for a component sensitivity equal to or greater than 100 V according to the HBM model.
ESD control involves limiting the generation of static charges, and discharging these charges to earth, while limiting the discharge current to avoid damaging components.
Protected work areas (EPA: Electrostatic Protected Area) are clearly defined by ground markings and standardized signs, encouraging personnel to take precautions when handling ESD-sensitive components and equipment (ESDS: ElectroStatic Discharges Sensitive). In...
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Preventive measures against electrostatic discharges