by: G. Theodore Dangelmayer
Topics include: strap checker, auditing inspector, strap tester, electrostatic locator, ultrasensitive devices, bench top problem, mass soldering machine, charge plate monitor, dissipative bags, residual voltmeter, charged plate monitor, wrist strap failures, process checkers, wrist strap cord, zap test, static dissipative bag, surface resistivity meter, static generating materials, conductive footwear, static dissipative materials, shielding bags, common point grounds, strap problem, unsafe surfaces, tote trays
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Book Description
This is a revision of the highly successful electronic manufacturing
guide, ESD Program Management: A Realistic Approach to Continuous Measurable
Improvement in Static Control. This revision is comprehensive and explains
how to develop, implement and manage an ESD control program, and includes
up-to-date data, many new chapters, new case studies, and much more. New
to this edition: Extensive changes and additions to auditing techniques,
cost benefits data, and materials evaluation. Six new chapters on common
myths, issues related to smaller companies, process controls, ISO 9000,
material characterization, and training. New case studies on field-induced
failures in the factory, long-distance central office system upsets, and
automation-caused failures. Expanded coverage of the needs of smaller
companies including discussion of common problems and cost-effective solutions.
A training breakthrough is presented. Previously invisible ESD events
can now be easily displayed for students at all levels - `Seeing is believing!'
Inclusion of new testing instruments such as the event detector and resistance
probe. The 12 critical factors in an ESD program have been updated to
reflect changes and refinements in program management. The author has
also included the latest information on handling procedures and requirements
from the Lucent ESD Control Handbook. ESD Program Management: A Realistic
Approach to Continuous Measurable Improvement in Static Control, Second
Edition, is a refreshingly unbiased guide for electronic manufacturing
and quality control professionals.
Book Info
Provides a comprehensive explanation on how to develop, implement & manage
an ESD (Electrostatic discharge) program. Includes up-to-date data and
unbiased guide for electronic manufacturing & quality control professionals.
First Sentence:
Developing, implementing, and managing a successful Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) program requires a total system approach that extends from product design to customer acceptance.
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