Thanks everyone for your thoughts. But in the case of ESD testing, IEC 
61000-4-2 is not a very good standard. We knew this in 1996 where work done by 
myself and others showed  that the waveform needs to have a di/dt spec to rule 
out the uncontrolled high frequency ringing many simulators generate that bear 
no connection to reality. This should be a reasonable simple design to do as 
one simulator already has no high frequency ringing on its current waveform.

In addition, we now know these same simulators have uncontrolled radiation as 
well that does not reflect what equipment is subjected to in the field.

All the work on the waveform was done about 30 years ago and should be in the 
IEC records.

All this causes companies to spend hundreds of millions of dollars (my estimate 
from familiarity with my client’s designs) per year in delayed product 
introductions, and to a small extent engineering costs. The costs to redesign 
simulators would be a tiny fraction of what the current costs to industry are 
in only one year.

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From: Brent DeWitt <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2023 5:05:40 PM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [PSES] thoughts on ESD test lab problems

I suspect that folks who have been directly involved with air-discharge ESD can 
appreciate it's inherent, operator influenced, uncertainly.

Having run both internal and third party EMC test labs, I recognize that few 
things are done "perfectly" (whatever "perfect" is), but I've always considered 
it my responsibility to catch the errors and correct them before they influence 
my customers outcome.

The larger the lab, the more likely it is that the experience of the tester 
will vary.  I am not saying that the customer show bear the brunt of that, the 
lab should have test review processes in place to mitigate it.

Had to pitch in.....

Brent DeWitt

On 8/12/2023 1:47 PM, John Mcbain wrote:
The basic question is, "How good is good enough?"
Risk standards for product safety address that question to some extent, but it 
applies to every lab measurement, whether the applicable standards (or 
regulations) consider it or not.

Best regards,
John McBain


On Sat, Aug 12, 2023 at 2:26 AM John Woodgate 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

But crossing t's and dotting i's is exactly what is required by competence 
standards, including the several ISO 170XX series. Furthermore, standards 
specify performance of test equipment, if possible, and only if that is not 
possible, they specify design. If that is not possible, they specify 
construction, and indeed many CISPR and other standards specify test set-ups 
with elaborate drawings.

EMC testing is DIFFICULT. It does involve extensive experience and it is 
costly. Management systems are/should be in place to catch errors. Daily and 
weekly verifications are required. In many cases, running tests on a known 
sample are OK, but that's dodgy for ESD, because repeated testing WILL cause 
damage.

On 2023-08-12 03:25, Ken Javor wrote:

No way am I jumping in the middle of this debate, but it is extremely useful in 
another way.



A few observations:



ESD is by its very nature a chaotic event (air discharge more so than contact).



It is not entirely surprising that someone who has spent decades working on 
something would find examples of non-idealities in the work of technicians 
doing rote work following canned test procedures.  A test facility isn’t going 
to make a profit employing a septuagenarian devoted to crossing every “t” and 
dotting every “i.”  (Written by someone pushing that age bracket pretty hard).



IFF (if and only if) Mr. Smith’s observations are correct, that is an 
indictment of the test requirement/method. That is, it is the responsibility of 
the standards committees to write these such that they can be adequately 
performed by the average test facility and personnel. If it takes someone with 
five decades of experience, and they must spend an inordinate amount of time 
($$$) to get it right, then the standard is a failure.



--

Ken Javor

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I didn’t say most labs are bad. Errors do happen and for me almost every lab I 
have used has made a mistake. These errors are rare but do happen and the 
effect of a single error can be very costly.



One lab made an especially bad mistake for a small company that engaged me that 
cost the company a lot of money, has since improved their game by instituting 
quality procedures they should have had anyway. The lab gave the company 
passing data but in fact the plot looked like the technician forgot to plug the 
antenna in, noise level of the instrumentation!



Based on that, the company signed a contract for price and delivery for a 
million units of their  product. The ultimate fix needed was a different core 
design of an inductor that cost them US $0.30. $300k is a lot of money for a 
small company.



I can give many more examples. Usually the problem causes a product to fail 
when it actually should have passed. I have many examples that happened to me 
over the last 40 years in both private and commercial labs.



The errors are still rare, but do happen. Over enough testing a person, like 
myself, will encounter an error with any given lab.



Of the errors I have encountered, three were the result of the staff in the lab 
not being competent (over a span of 40 years), the rest were just simple 
mistakes, maybe another dozen or so. Again, this was over decades, so rare, but 
many millions of dollars were at stake in each case.



In two cases, the lab personnel became a bit belligerent when I gently 
suggested they performed the test incorrectly. In both cases, the labs relented 
and retested after we examined the test standard and they realized they were 
testing incorrectly.



A lab client needs to keep an eye out to make sure such an error does not 
happen to them.



On the other hand, I have seen a lot of great labs. One, in Silicon Valley, I 
consider to be the best in the industry! But they did make one mistake on a 
test for me years ago, minimal impact at the time and it can't happen again.



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That's right. It is good to call attention to problems that may well be deeply 
hidden or not recognized as a possibility, but it is necessary to concentrate 
on the facts and leave out peripheral matters that don't help to deal with the 
issue.

On 2023-08-11 14:28, Larry K. Stillings wrote:

You could certainly word this in a different way that doesn’t generalize how 
“most” test labs are bad and/or incompetent. How about in the future you find a 
different way to word things.

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