ESD, Material Safety, Memory Types, and Workday Structure
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What is ESD?
ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) is the accumulation of electric charge on a surface. For a person to feel an ESD, it's necessary to accumulate 3000V of static electricity.
How to Prevent ESD
- Save all components in static-safe bags.
- Use grounded pads.
- Use grounded floor mats.
- Use an antistatic wrist strap when working with computers.
Types of Power Changes
- Total Blackout: Complete power outage.
- Partial Blackout: A reduction in voltage.
- Noise: Interference on the power line.
- Peak Voltage: A sudden, sharp increase in voltage.
- Overvoltage: A prolonged increase in voltage.
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
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