This document provides guidance on electrostatic discharge (ESD) basics. It recommends verifying that ESD ground connections are disconnected before starting work. Components should be kept in ESD bins or stackers to avoid ESD impacts during handling and storage. ESD protective measures like antistatic gloves and foam should be used, and components should only be placed on grounded racks and not stacked directly on top of one another.

1. ESD Basics
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ESD GND connection is disconnected
Verify before start of the work at respective stages
ESD logo on wheel – ESD chair
ESD GND connection is
disconnected

3. Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to avoid ESD
impact while handling/storage
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Don'ts Do’s

4. Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to avoid
ESD impact while handling/storage
Keep only on grounded racks
Keep only on grounded racks
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Don'ts Do’s

5. Use Antistatic gloves to avoid ESD
impact while handling
Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to avoid
ESD impact while handling
Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to avoid
ESD impact while handling/storage
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Don'ts Do’s

6. Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to
avoid ESD impact while handling
Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to
avoid ESD impact while handling
Keep in Stacker or ESD bin - to
avoid ESD impact while handling
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Don'ts Do’s

7. Do not Stack boards one on the
other , this leads to damage of
component .
Use ESD Bins provided
independent Card Holder
Use only ESD protected Foam to
transport IC’s
Do not Stack boards one on the
other , this leads to damage of
component .
Use ESD Bins provided
independent Card Holder
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Don'ts Do’s