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Onderwerp: RE: [PSES] Safety cost and ESD
>> Opinions whether this is a 'respectable' test technique? <<
In my opinion, your technique legitimate. I observe that the entire world of
ESD testing is centered around a defined stimulus
Humidified air is a very nice, slow discharge path; either a humidifier
or a good "huff" from the mouth works well.
Cortland Richmond
On 4/24/2012 1853, Conway, Patrick wrote:
This is a classic test problem. I've seen this several times. For
this setup, there is no place for the charge to
In message
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dated Wed, 25 Apr 2012, "McInturff, Gary"
writes:
How does the charge exceed the applied gun discharge. If I am at 4kV
for example, the ungrounded equipment rises to 4kV until it's removed
or disappointed, but how would another charge of the same level
increase it.
This take
2012 6:05 PM
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For automotive stuff (ISO10605), I have to be careful about bleeding
charge
after each iteration because test level = 25kV. I use a 470k Resistor
attached in series with a short braid that is screwed into the ref
esday, April 24, 2012 6:05 PM
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For automotive stuff (ISO10605), I have to be careful about bleeding
charge
after each iteration because test level = 25kV. I use a 470k Resistor
attached in series with a short braid that is screwe
. In my case the cable will work fine but all of a
sudden I have a need to have this brush in my arsenal
Gary
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does
pretty well if you don't mind the stimulus!
Brent DeWitt
Milford, MA
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Subject: RE: [PSES] Safety cost and ESD
This is a classic test problem. I've seen this several times. For this
setup, there is no place for the charge to dissipate between zaps. So, how
to discharge between zaps? The easy answer is to briefly connect a strap
from appa
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Patrick
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This is a classic test problem. I've seen this several times. For this
setup, there is no place for the charge to dissipate be
//
Patrick
From: McInturff, Gary [mailto:gary.mcintu...@esterline.com]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 12:37 PM
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Given the implementation differences between US/Canada(?) and EU on the
medical 60601-1 standa
Gary
From: McInturff, Gary [mailto:gary.mcintu...@esterline.com]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2012 11:37 AM
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Given the implementation differences between US/Canada(?) and EU on the medical
60601-1 standards. EU the June, US June
In message
,
dated Mon, 23 Apr 2012, "McInturff, Gary"
writes:
I have a component we tested on the normal 55024 directed ESD table for
a table top mounted device. Worked fine, problem is that the customer
places this on a large metallic roll around pedestal on rubber wheels.
When they send
Given the implementation differences between US/Canada(?) and EU on the medical
60601-1 standards. EU the June, US June 2013. How are folks handling new
products being introduced now or in the very near future? Just got a quote back
and the US certifier wants to charge me twice once for the 2nd
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