1 - AS 61340.5.1(Int)-2001 ELECTROSTATICS - PROTECTION OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES FROM ELECTROSTATIC PHENOMENA-GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
4 - PREFACE
6 - CONTENTS
11 - 1 Scope
11 - 2 Normative references
12 - 3 Definitions
12 - 3.1 electrostatic discharge (ESD)
12 - 3.2 electrostatic discharge sensitive device (ESDS)
12 - 3.3 bonding
12 - 3.4 clean room
13 - 3.5 device hazardous voltage
13 - 3.6 ESD protected area (EPA)
13 - 3.7 EPA ground bonding point (EBP)
13 - 3.8 EPA ground
13 - 3.9 EPA ground cord
13 - 3.10 EPA ground facility
13 - 3.11 ESDS threshold voltage sensitivity
13 - 3.12 ESDS threshold voltage sensitivity of an assembly
13 - 3.13 field work
13 - 3.14 garment
13 - 3.15 ground
13 - 3.16 groundable point
14 - 3.17 materials for packaging
14 - 3.17.1 intimate packaging
14 - 3.17.2 proximity packaging
14 - 3.17.3 secondary packaging
14 - 3.18 packaging characteristics
14 - 3.18.1 low charging
14 - 3.18.2 electrostatic discharge shielding
14 - 3.18.3 electrostatic conductive
14 - 3.18.4 electrostatic dissipative
14 - 3.18.5 insulating
14 - 3.19 tribo-electric charging
15 - 4 Signs and markings
15 - 4.1 Markings
15 - 4.1.1 ESDS marking
15 - 4.1.2 Packaging marking
15 - 4.1.3 Equipment marking
15 - 4.2 Documentation
15 - 4.3 Signs for ESD protected areas (EPA)
15 - 4.3.1 EPA without exposed conductors with a potential in excess of 250 V a.c. or 500 V d.c.
15 - 4.3.2 EPA with exposed conductors with a potential in excess of 250 V a. c. or 500 V d. c.
15 - 4.4 Marking of EPA bonding points (EBP)
16 - 5 ESD protected area (EPA)
16 - 5.1 Configuration
16 - 5.1.1 General
16 - 5.1.2 Responsibilities
16 - 5.1.3 High-voltage EPA
16 - 5.2 Requirements for specific ESD protective items
16 - 5.2.1 General
16 - 5.2.2 Working surfaces and storage racks
16 - 5.2.3 Floors
16 - 5.2.4 Seating
17 - 5.2.5 Garments
17 - 5.2.6 Gloves and finger cots
17 - 5.2.7 Wrist strap
17 - 5.2.8 Footwear
17 - 5.2.9 Ionizers
17 - 5.2.10 Tools, machinery, dispensers and test equipment
18 - 5.2.11 Trolleys and carts
18 - 5.3 Construction of an EPA
18 - 5.3.1 General
18 - 5.3.2 EPA ground facility
18 - 5.3.3 EPA ground bonding point (EBP)
18 - 5.3.4 EPA ground cords
18 - 5.3.5 Electrostatic fields
19 - 5.3.6 Certification of conformance
19 - 5.4 Field work
19 - 5.5 EPA working practices
19 - 6 Protective packaging
20 - 7 Purchase, receipt, storage and handling
20 - 7.1 General
20 - 7.2 Purchase
20 - 7.3 Receipt and storage
20 - 7.4 Unpacking, inspection and storage within an EPA
21 - 8 Training
21 - 8.1 Relevant structured ESD training
21 - 8.2 Personnel training
21 - 8.3 Introduction courses
21 - 8.4 Items for consideration in training
21 - 8.5 Retraining
21 - 8.6 Register of trained personnel
21 - 8.7 Training provided by the ESD coordinator
22 - 9 Quality responsibilities
22 - 9.1 Responsibilities
22 - 9.1.1 General management
22 - 9.1.2 Personnel
22 - 9.1.3 Management
22 - 9.2 ESD coordinator
22 - 9.3 Procurement of ESD protective items
22 - 9.3.1 Approval of ESD protective items
23 - 9.3.2 Qualified protective items
23 - 9.3.3 Procurement records
23 - 9.3.4 Procurement of ESDS and subcontracted work
23 - 9.4 Checking of electrostatic precautions
23 - 9.5 Limits and checks
24 - 9.6 Daily checks
24 - 9.6.1 Visual check
24 - 9.6.2 Wrist strap
24 - 9.6.3 Non-permanent footwear
24 - 9.6.4 Permanent footwear used as primary means of grounding
24 - 9.7 Monthly checks
24 - 9.7.1 Earth bonding
24 - 9.7.2 Ionization system
24 - 9.8 Six-monthly checks
24 - 9.8.1 General
24 - 9.8.2 Electrostatic fields
24 - 9.8.3 Signs and labels
24 - 9.8.4 Non-disposable garments
24 - 9.8.5 Permanent footwear
25 - 9.9 Disposable garments
25 - 10 Periodic audit instructions
25 - 10.1 Periodic audits
25 - 10.2 Checks in areas with power potentials greater than 250 V a.c. or 500 V d.c
25 - 10.3 Checks of EPA labels
25 - 10.4 Checks of wrist strap discipline
25 - 10.5 Checks of wrist straps and footwear testers
25 - 10.6 Check of specific requirements
25 - 10.7 Visual inspection
25 - 10.8 Test on the resistance of existing work surfaces
26 - 10.9 Test on parameters of protective packaging materials and transit boxes
26 - 10.10 Check of discarded packaging and other materials
26 - 10.11 Electrostatic fields
26 - 10.12 Humidity control
26 - 10.13 Ionization
26 - 10.14 Tools
26 - 10.15 Check of product selection procedures
26 - 10.16 Check of procurement records
26 - 10.17 Audit report
26 - 10.18 Follow-up audit
40 - Annex A - Test methods
40 - A.1 Resistance measurement method for the testing of floor, working surface or storage rack
41 - A.2 Resistance measurement method for the testing of seating
42 - A.3 Resistance measurement method for the testing of garments
44 - A.4 Measurement method for packaging
48 - A.5 Measurement method for testing of wrist straps, footwear, gloves, finger cots and tools
52 - A.6 Test methods and equipment for ionization
64 - A.7 Test method for evaluating the performance of electrostatic discharge shielding material - Bags
69 - Annex B - Test methods for charge decay
69 - B.1 Method of measurement of charge decay
74 - B.2 Method of measurement of charge decay for tools (suitable for tools (suitable for tools with resistance to EPA ground....
76 - Annex C - ESDS Design considerations to minimize the effects of ESD
76 - C.1 Identification
76 - C.2 Warning notices
76 - C.3 Design of electrostatic discharge sensitive devices
76 - C.4 Design of assemblies
77 - C.5 Packaging design
77 - C.6 System design for service
77 - C.7 Design evaluation procedure