Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 03 12:37:16 EDT 1999 | John Thorup
| | ok, ok, so I'm not an engineer. I'm a salesguy ( and that's nothing to be ashamed of...) Here's my dilemma. I represent a contract manufacturer who is in the early stages of quoting on "turnkey" assembling of a circuit board for a manufacture
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 28 09:56:36 EST 2005 | n wolford
We have a granite table out on our production floor. We use the table along with metal parallel bars and a height gauge to measure component height. Some of these boards have components on them that may be ESD sensitive. Does anyone have experience w
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 28 13:28:29 EST 2023 | markhoch
If you decide on an epoxy floor, make sure you use a contractor that is experienced with installing ESD epoxy floors. The epoxy needs to be continuously mixed to keep the media consistent throughout. We had a contractor who failed to do that, and wh
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 04 09:03:44 EDT 2016 | davef
Can you use your field meter to measure the level of charge on your boards?
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 02 15:54:26 EDT 1999 | Dave F
| ok, ok, so I'm not an engineer. I'm a salesguy ( and that's nothing to be ashamed of...) Here's my dilemma. I represent a contract manufacturer who is in the early stages of quoting on "turnkey" assembling of a circuit board for a manufacturer
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 06 15:33:36 EDT 2016 | davef
Please explain how you would go about grounding a circuit board EOS/ESD Association Frequently Asked ESD Questions 16-Threshold Volume 26, No. 1 January/February 2010 Q. I have a customer that wants us to measure our compressed air for static. Ho
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 16:03:23 EDT 2012 | davef
So, someone walks into the work area from outside [or where ever]. Presumably, there is a measurable charge on their hair. After they sit at his / her work station and strapup, is there still a charge on their hair? ... I don't know, but it wouldn't
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 14 15:01:59 EST 2007 | davef
Latex is not a conductor. It's an insulator. So, it will not conduct a charge to the metal wire rack. You can test this hypothesis by charging a latex tube in the shop and measuring its conductivity to ground. We believe that you should not have
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 21 12:55:32 EDT 2023 | davef
From ESD Systems [ https://esdsystems.descoindustries.com/QuestionsandAnswers/ShowQuestion.aspx?i=405 ] Antistatic Property of some Kapton® Tapes - Tribocharging when removed from a surface or unwound from the core: - 3M's Tape # 42 generates from
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 01 04:51:53 EST 2005 | dougs
I think what Russ is getting at is that the granite table is used for it's flat surface to aid in measurement, the flat surface helps to measure heights very accuratly. If you add another surface on top of that then you lose what the granite surface
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