What is the purpose of antistatic training
Static electricity is invisible and inaccessible, but it is everywhere and always. During the dry season, when you open the door, you will occasionally feel an electric shock. This is called electrostatic discharge (ESD). When you feel an electric shock, the electrostatic voltage on your body has exceeded 2000 volts! When you see a spark of discharge, the static electricity on your body is as high as 5000 volts! When you hear the sound of discharge, the static electricity on your body is already up to 8000 volts! But many modern high-speed ultra-large-scale integrated circuits are damaged when they encounter static electricity of only tens of volts or less. In other words, when you touch these circuits, you neither feel nor see or hear electrostatic discharge, the circuit is partially or completely damaged, and you may still be looking for the cause of its hardware or software . You may not realize it is the "ghost" of static electricity. Static electricity has now become a terrorist in high-tech modern industries. Static electricity not only damages social property and reduces product reliability, but also threatens personal safety, hinders scientific progress and economic development. If scientific and reasonable protective measures are taken against static electricity, the losses caused by static electricity can be greatly reduced. Research by Ryne C. Allen in the United States shows that for every 1 yuan invested in electrostatic protection, the return reaches 95 yuan, that is, the return rate (ROI) is 95: 1. Let us act and declare war on static electricity! Strive to control and prevent the harm of static electricity, minimize the losses caused by static electricity, and promote the development of the world economy.
ESD training is the prerequisite and foundation for the smooth implementation of electrostatic protection. It plays a very important role in the protection of static electricity. Periodic ESD training of personnel is an important part of ESD protection. Most domestic and foreign anti-static control outline standards have certain requirements for ESD training.
Periodic ESD training includes two aspects, namely the initial basic training and the continuing training required to strengthen the outline requirements, and is applicable to each functional department and element. The adjustment of training requirements depends on the courses studied, newly developed concepts and new standards, as well as new protective measures and measuring equipment. The requirements for training content are constantly evolving.