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摘要
平均不良反应间隔时间(Mean Time Between unexpected Response, MTBUR)是一个基于统计的价值指标,它定量地定义了产品在给定操作环境中的表现。它从根本上背离了更传统的解释ESD测试结果的方法(例如IEC 801-2),其中使用固定数量的模拟放电来确定合规性。本文研究了如何在新的ANSI C63.16-1991 ESD测试指南的方法B中使用ESD事件的概率方面,产品对ESD事件的响应变化以及统计抽样方法来获得产品的MTBUR。本文使用实际产品测试结果的示例来说明如何使用方法B来查找MTBUR。
Performing statistical ESD tests using the new ANSI C63.1 6-1991 guide for ESD test methodologies
Mean Time Between Undesired Response (MTBUR) is a statistically based figure of merit that quantitatively defines how well a product will perform in a given operating environment. It represents a fundamental departure from the more traditional methods of interpreting ESD test results (e.g. IEC 801-2) where a fixed number of simulated discharges are used to determine compliance. This paper examines how the probabilistic aspects of ESD events, variations in product responses to ESD events, and statistical sampling methods are used in Method B of the new ANSI C63.16-1991 ESD test guide to obtain a product's MTBUR. Examples of results from actual product tests are used to show how Method B is used to find MTBUR.