Before we can consider the type of protection required during the design of a discrete component, we must first understand the various types of ESD. Humans are a principal source of ESD, characterized ...

The most commonly used ESD test models are the Human Body Model (HBM) and the Charged Device Model (CDM). Both models assess the ESD sensitivity of a device, however due to the rapid growth in ...

The AEC attachment takes into account the requirements listed in ESD Association S5.2-1994 and JEDEC EIA/JESD22/A115. While MM testing is performed at lower voltage levels than HBM testing, it ...

From the ESD advertising supplement to Test & Measurement World, September 2000. ESDA, JEDEC Tackle HBM Harmonization Unified document marks first step ...

HBM, along with its higher speed and power cousins, Charge Device Models (CDM) and Machine Model (MM), accounts for international ESD losses that now exceed an estimated $90 billion.

Even if you do, you may still fail your ESD immunity goals because of a lack of knowledge of ESD charac terization methods and industry standards. The JEDEC and ESD Association standards for Human ...

This paper aims at presenting an improved human body model (HBM) which takes into account the frequency-dependent behaviour of the electrical parameters of the human biological tissues during an ...

Mirrored Diode ESD Protection Design – EE165 Project This project explores a mirrored nplus-pwell diode layout for improving ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) robustness using TCAD simulations. The design ...

This level of protection is gauged against standards such as the Charged Device Model (CDM) and Human Body Model (HBM).This white paper identifies the challenges that current finFET technologies face ...

A new model of electrostatic discharge (ESD) event is found in ICs during chip-on-film (COF) package. The behavior of this new kind of ESD is different from the human-body mode (HBM), machine model ...