IEEE C62.47 1993

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IEEE Guide on Electrostatic Discharge: Characterization of the ESD Environment

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IEEE	1993	66

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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. This guide describes the electromagnetic threat posed to electronic equipment and subassemblies by actual electrostatic discharge (ESD) events from humans and mobile furnishings. This guide organizes existing data on the subject of ESD in order to charaterize the ESD surge environment. This guide is not an ESD test standard. It is intended to be a resource for equipment designers, and for preparers and users of ESD test standards. The manufacturing, handling, packaging, and transportation of individual electronic components, including integrated circuits, are not discussed, and this guide does not deal with mobile items such as automobiles, aircraft, and other masses of comparable size. You will receive an email from Customer Service with the URL needed to access this publication online.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Title page
3	Introduction Participants
5	CONTENTS
9	1. Scope and Purpose
10	2. Definitions
12	3. References 3.1 Standards Publications 3.2 Other References
14	4. Principal Methods of Changing Humans and Mobile Objects
15	4.1 Triboelectric Charging 4.2 Induction 4.3 Physical Charge Transfer 4.4 Examples of Common Charging Processes
16	5. Charge Accumulation: Characteristics and Variables 5.1 Charge
17	5.2 Electrostatic Potential 5.3 Capacitance
18	5.4 Energy 5.5 Environmental Factors 6. ESD: Characteristics and Variables 6.1 Intruders, Receptors, and Equipment Victims
19	6.2 Conditions Affecting Discharge Current
22	6.3 Frequency of Occurrence of ESD
24	6.4 General Characteristics of the ESD Event
31	6.5 Electrical Models of the Direct ESD Event
37	7. Representative Measurements of Specific Electromagnetic Interface (EMI) Effects Generated by or Related to ESD 7.1 Injected Current
41	7.2 Electromagnetic Fields
43	8. Conclusion
48	8.1 Influence of Charge Voltage Control 8.2 Influence of Receptor Size
52	9. Bibliography
55	Appendix A—Static Decay, Surface and Volume Resistivity, and Triboelectric Series
57	Appendix B—Additional Background on Specific ESD Phenomena