2 DAYS TRAINING
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Introduction:
Electrostatic discharge-related failures continue to cost electronics manufacturers many millions of dollars every year. The cost of the damaged wafer, die, component, or assembly might be only a few cents or could reach thousands of dollars. When failure happens in the field, multiply the cost by ten. ESD can impact production yields, product quality, reliability in the field, and customer satisfaction, all of these will affect your profitability.
Current industry standards including ANSI/ESDA S20.20 all for effective ESD control program that includes initial and recurrent ESD awareness training for all personnel who might come into contact
with ESD sensitive items, and for the maintenance of complete training records.
Learning Objectives:
Understand ESD impact in the electronics environment
Establish, implement, and verify an ESD control plan as per IEC 61340-5-1 or ANSI/ESD S20.20 2021
Determine EOS / ESD problems
Establish & implement techniques to measure and audit your plant and ESD Control Plan
HRDC Certificate Of Attendance:
Yes
Target Audience:
Managers, Engineers, Technicians, Supervisors overall any personnel handling ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) sensitive items. Relevant for Semiconductor, PCB Assembly, Diskdrive, Wafer Fabrication, Fiber Optics and other Electronics manufacturing industries.
Methodology:
Resistance measurements
Measurements of charging
Personnel grounding
Touring the facility or process from end to end
Performing detailed evaluation of all ESD related elements within the facility, or related to
the process