W. Stadler, J. Niemesheim, Stefan Seidl, R. Gaertner, Toni Viheriaekoski
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The Risks of Electric Fields for ESD Sensitive Devices
For objects with different sizes, distances and orientations to an electric field, potentials, charging, and discharge currents of the objects are measured in order to assess the ESD risk due to the E-field. The current rules in ANSI/ESD S20.20 and IEC 61340-5-1 might need an update to cover worst-case scenarios.