Client Systems Block 2 Unit 2 Objective 2A And 2B

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Electrostatic discharge

Back 1

ESD

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Electrostatic discharge

Back 2

Can change the electrical characteristics of a semiconductor device, degrading or destroying IT

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Electrostatic discharge

Back 3

May upset the normal operation of an electronic system, causing equipment malfunction or failure

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ESD Sensitive

Back 4

ESDS

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Static Electricity

Back 5

Electrical charge caused by an imbalance of electrons on the surface of a material

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Static Electricity

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Imbalance of electrons that produces an electric field that can be measured and can influence other objects at a distance by transferring energy

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As electronic devices become faster and smaller, their sensitivity to ESD _________

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increases

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When attracted to the surface of a silicon wafer or a device's electrical circuitry, contaminants can cause random defects and this _________ product quality

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reduces

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Back 9

ESD Symbol

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Electrostatic charge

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Most commonly created by friction (rapid contact and separation) between two different materials

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One of two rules that substantially reduce the risk of ESD damage to ESDS items

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Handle all ESDS items at an approved static control workstation

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One of two rules that substantially reduce the risk of ESD damage to ESDS items

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Transport and store all ESDS items (both repairable and serviceable) in static shielding and non-charge generating packages or containers

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When handling ESD sensitive components you should always wear an approved grounding _____ _____

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wrist strap

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Electric components

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Susceptible to ESD damage at relatively low voltage levels

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Current trends in product design and development pack more _________ onto miniature devices, increasing their sensitivity to ESD

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circuitry