James W. Miller, M. Stockinger, Scott Ruth, A. Gerdemann, M. Etherton, M. Moosa
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RC triggered active ESD clamps; How should they behave under powered conditions?
Problems with standard RC clamp circuits during powered system level ESD events are reviewed. A new clamp design is presented which employs a proportional triggering scheme that regulates the pad voltage during transient events, rather than simply switching the clamps fully on or off.