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Subject: RE: ESD Gun Verification between calibrations
I've often wondered...
Most people who have an ESD gun have a spectrum analyzer.
Most ESD guns have a multiple discharge setting.
What if you made a "coupling strip", such as a 12 inch long x 1 inch
wide
ject: RE: ESD Gun Verification between calibrations
I've often wondered...
Most people who have an ESD gun have a spectrum analyzer.
Most ESD guns have a multiple discharge setting.
What if you made a "coupling strip", such as a 12 inch long x 1 inch
wide piece of coppe
m; kevinharr...@dsc.com
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Subject: RE: ESD Gun Verification between calibrations
I often test 9 volt batteries with my tongue. A similar
technique can be
used to test the ESD gun. Just discharge it to your arm and gage
the
From: Brian Epstein [mailto:bepst...@veeco.com]
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Subject: RE: ESD Gun Verification between calibrations
That actually works. Just zap the inside of your arm and
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Subject: RE: ESD Gun Verification between calibrations
I often test 9 volt batteries with my tongue. A similar technique can be
used to test the ESD gun. Just discharge it to your arm and gage the
performance by how it feels. Just
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Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 1:46 AM
To: Kevin Harris
Cc: EMC-PSTC (emc-p...@ieee.org)
Subject: RE: ESD Gun Verification between calibrations
Kevin
You are only verifying that the equipment is working so there is no need
to
check absolute levels or waveforms etc, that is
In a message dated 4/22/2004 11:07:57 AM Central Daylight Time,
kurt.fisc...@hyperinterop.com writes:
Kevin,
You actually have 2 seperate issues:
1. The verification (or calibration) of the ESD simulator which must be
performed per the 61000-4-2 standard (either internally or externally).
2.
Kevin,
You actually have 2 seperate issues:
1. The verification (or calibration) of the ESD simulator which must be
performed per the 61000-4-2 standard (either internally or externally).
2. The quality assurance checks per 17025 of the ESD Simulator and ESD setup.
This could be the same as #
Kevin:
There is a presentation regarding ESD on the RAFT website, it may be of some
help as it does talk about calibration. It is titled "ESD Today"
www.raft-global.org
Regards:
Kevin Keegan
Senior Associate
KES & Associates
1 Stonecroft Terrace
Kanata, Ontario
Canada K2K 2V1
Tel: 613-592-0820
ver 6kV.
7. Update the Equipment checklist spreadsheet to show that these pieces
of equipment are functioning correctly.
Ian Gordon
From: Ken Javor [mailto:ken.ja...@emccompliance.com]
Sent: 21 April 2004 20:51
To: Kevin Harris; EMC-PSTC (emc-p...@ieee.org)
Subject: Re: ESD Gun Verificat
Never done this before, so this is shooting from the hip. If you have a
receiver, as opposed to an analyzer, you could, using sufficient attenuation,
drive the input directly or using some transducer to measure the spectral
signature from dc to daylight right after calibration, and run checks aga
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Gun Verification between calibrations
04/
Varuzhan Kocharyan and Dave Tolman at Northwest EMC in
Hillsboro, Oregon, developed a method that might be
what you are looking for. The paper can be found at
http://www.nwemc.com/1136.pdf. Varuzhan gave a talk
based on this paper at our local IEEE EMC Chapter
sometime in the last year or so and
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