Electrostatic testing of ESD-protective clothing for electronics industry

Jaakko Paasi; Salme Nurmi; Tapio Kalliohaka; G. Coletti; F. Guastavino; L. Fast; A. Nilsson; P. Lemaire; J. Laperre; C. Vogel; J. Haase; T. Peltoniemi; G. Reina; A. Börjesson; J. Smallwood

Electrostatic testing of ESD-protective clothing for electronics industry

Jaakko Paasi, Salme Nurmi, Tapio Kalliohaka, G. Coletti, F. Guastavino, L. Fast, A. Nilsson, P. Lemaire, J. Laperre, C. Vogel, J. Haase, T. Peltoniemi, G. Reina, A. Börjesson, J. Smallwood

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Abstract

Current standard test methods do not adequately evaluate the performance of modern electrostatic discharge (ESD) protective garments used to protect ESD sensitive devices during handling in electronics industry. A new European research project – ESTAT-Garments – aims to supply the standards body IEC TC101 with a means to assess the effectiveness of ESD garments and to develop appropriate test methods. This paper reviews the requirements for ESD garment test and presents results of measurements of charge transferred and peak ESD current in direct electrostatic discharges obtained from charged fabrics. Results obtained using triboelectrification and direct contact charging methods showed no significant differences. Fabrics could be placed in the following order of increasing charge and peak current corresponding to decreasing surface resistance: carbon core fibre, carbon surface conducting fibre and stainless steel conductive fibre.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Electrostatics 2003
Editors	H. Morgan
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	239-246
ISBN (Print)	978-0-7503-0949-3
Publication status	Published - 2004
MoE publication type	A4 Article in a conference publication
Event	Electrostatics 2003 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom Duration: 23 Mar 2003 → 27 Mar 2003

Publication series

Series	Institute of Physics Conference Series
Volume	178
ISSN	0951-3248

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Conference	Electrostatics 2003
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Edinburgh
Period	23/03/03 → 27/03/03

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Paasi, J, Nurmi, S, Kalliohaka, T, Coletti, G, Guastavino, F, Fast, L, Nilsson, A, Lemaire, P, Laperre, J, Vogel, C, Haase, J, Peltoniemi, T, Reina, G, Börjesson, A & Smallwood, J 2004, Electrostatic testing of ESD-protective clothing for electronics industry. in H Morgan (ed.), Electrostatics 2003. CRC Press, Institute of Physics Conference Series, vol. 178, pp. 239-246, Electrostatics 2003, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 23/03/03.

Electrostatic testing of ESD-protective clothing for electronics industry. / Paasi, Jaakko; Nurmi, Salme; Kalliohaka, Tapio et al.
Electrostatics 2003. ed. / H. Morgan. CRC Press, 2004. p. 239-246 (Institute of Physics Conference Series, Vol. 178).

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