ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) CONTROL:

This is a half-day class for students who would like to learn about ESD control, in order to prevent failures to static sensitive components.

CLASS OVERVIEW

STATIC ELECTRICITY

  • What is static electricity?

  • How is static electricity generated?

  • Why do we care about static electricity?

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE

  • Definition - ESD

  • Costs - How & where is your company losing money due to ESD?

SOURCES OF ESD

  • Human Body Model - How does this affect the impulse?

  • Machine Model - Metal vs Non-Metal

  • Charge Device Model

  • Field Induction Model

ESD PROTECTION IS ONLY AS STRONG AS THE WEAKEST LINK!

  • Tracking Your Product Flow - A trained eye to detect ESD upset areas

  • Covering Your Tracks - Procedure to analyze your facility

  • Grounding - Why? Where?

  • Floors - How can floors attribute to ESD? How do you prevent these problems from occurring?

  • Work Surfaces- Surfaces on which the components are being worked.

  • Equipment - Including your test equipment, soldering irons, etc.

  • Personnel - Yes, that's you!

  • Garments - Your clothing.....What is suitable? What is not recommended?

  • Raw Materials - Causing ESD upsets and thus inherent higher costs

  • Packaging Materials - Tapes, boxes, etc.

  • Procedures - What are the best practices which you can apply to save unnecessary costs?

  • Ionization - What is it used for? How do you utilize it effectively?

PERSONNEL GROUNDING

  • "Ground" Definition

  • Types of Grounding

  • Wrist Straps - How do you test them? How can they assist in ESD control? How can they be harmful?

  • Foot Grounders - How should you use them properly?

  • Static Dissipative Shoes - A right place & a right time for these gears!

  • Smocks - Factors to consider when using & cleaning them

  • Gloves - How can they assist you in ESD control?

  • Finger Cots - The obvious benefits, plus many others, of which you may not have thought...

IN-PLANT PROTECTION

  • Entrance Controls - And your authority to enforce ESD protected areas...!

  • Static Dissipative Flooring - Different types to suit your particular needs

  • Paints, Polishes, Strippers - For floors

  • Carpet Sprays - How do they work?

  • Floor Mats - Where are they most effective?

  • Tiles - Commonly found in most factories

  • Mobile Equipment - It also generates ESD!

  • Workstation Features - For your ESD Safe Work Area

  • Control Features - How do you maintain ESD to an appropriately safe level?

  • Monitoring - Various methods

  • Testing - Auditing

ESD PROTECTION IN THE FIELD

OPERATOR CERTIFICATION TEST

You will:

  • Receive professional ESD training

  • Learn & understand the causes of ESD failures

  • Learn the correct techniques & procedures for ESD control

  • Improve your workmanship skills for ESD control

  • Receive ESD training materials, certificate, and certification badge

Tuition: $699 (plus NMGRT if taught in New Mexico = $747.06), where NMGRT = New Mexico Gross Receipt Tax

Handbook: Included

Prerequisite: Our "Basics of Electricity (DC & AC)" classes or equivalent

Target Audience: Assemblers, operators, electricians, technicians, engineers, managers, warehouse personnel, maintenance workers

Instructor: Jay Skolnik, PE (Professional Licensed Electrical Engineer & NARTE ESDC Certified & IPC ESDC Certified Instructor & Active Member of ESD Association & Certified Professional Instructor (CPI) for National Instruments (NI) for the NI Electronics Workbench MultiSIM & UltiBOARD programs)

       

Related Courses: Basics of Electricity, DC Circuits & AC Circuits

Hours: 5

Class Size: 5 minimum & 12 maximum

Dates: (please click here for our training class schedule)

Times: 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. There is a 1-hour lunch (not included) scheduled from 12 noon to 1 P.M.

Training Location:

Staybridge Suites, Albuquerque North

5817 Signal  Ave. NE

Albuquerque, NM  87113 

Phone:  (877)238-8889 or (505)266-7829

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What to bring: Pencil and paper for taking notes

 

What to wear: Casual, comfortable clothes

 

Inclement weather:  Should we experience inclement weather at any time during the training period, please check our web site at www.skolnik-tech.com or call us at (505) 299-1157 early in the morning on the class date prior to start of class, for instructions regarding the training schedule for that particular class date.  Thank you.

Registration: (please click here to register)

Lodging Accommodation (for our valued out-of-town guests):

Staybridge Suites, Albuquerque North

5817 Signal  Ave. NE

Albuquerque, NM  87113 

Phone:  (877)238-8889 or (505)266-7829

Web site: http://www.staybridge.com/albuquerquen

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Simply mention that you are a customer of Skolnik Technical Training to receive Staybridge Suites' corporate discount rate!

 

 

Skolnik Technical is also an active member of the ESD Association.  

Phone: 505-299-1157 &  Fax:  505-299-3647

E-mail:  info@skolnik-tech.com  &  Web site:  www.skolnik-tech.com

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