Course Introduction
With the rapid development of the electronics industry, damage and cost problems caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD) are becoming increasingly prominent. Based on the latest ANSI/ESD S20.20-2021 standard, this course aims to help enterprises systematically solve ESD problems and reduce risk costs. Through 2 days of in-depth training, learners will comprehensively master electrostatic protection principles, protection processes and quality management, systematic inspection methods, become familiar with differences between old and new standards and testing technologies, and understand ESD management system development trends, becoming qualified ESD internal audit and protection technical talents.
Training Benefits
- Comprehensively master electrostatic protection principles, protection processes and quality management
- Master systematic inspection methods
- Become familiar with differences between old and new standards and testing technologies
- Understand ESD management system development trends
- Become a qualified ESD internal audit and protection technical talent
Target Participants
- ESD specialists: ESD project managers, coordinators, supervisors, specialists, ESD internal auditors, ESD engineers, ESD technicians, ESD technical experts
- ESD-related personnel: production supervisors, engineering technical personnel, QA/QC quality management personnel in electronics factories related to ESD, and engineers and technical personnel in fields such as electronic product process development and manufacturing
Course Outline
- Overview of static electricity and electrostatic discharge
- Impact of electrostatic discharge on the electronics industry
- Sensitivity levels of electrostatic sensitive components & assemblies
- Electrostatic discharge models
- ESD electrostatic protection materials
- Reliable application of ESD protection measures
- ESD and other influencing factors
- Introduction to electrostatic protection standards and regulations
- Interpretation and application of standards
- Analysis of differences between 2021 and 2014 standards
- Recognized testing