ESD tests are designed to confirm and evaluate various ESD resistance factors for the purpose of ESD accident prevention and management.
Table 1. ESD Test Standards
Test Method | Standard Reference | Essential Test Conditions | ||||
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Japan | United States | Europe | ||||
General | Automotive | |||||
HBM: Human Body Model | JEITA ED4701 300-2 | JESD22- A114F ESDA STM 5.1 |
AEC-Q100-002 | IEC 61340 3-1 |
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MM: Machine Model | EIAJ ED4701-1 (1994) | JESD22-A115A ESDA STM 5.2 |
AEC-Q100-003 | IEC 61340 3-2 |
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Charged Device Model | Direct CDM | JEITA ED4701 300-2 | ESDA STM 5.3.1 | AEC-Q100-011 | IEC 61340 3-3 |
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Field Induced CDM | EIAJ ED4701-1 (1994) | JESD22-C101D ESDA STM 5.3.1 |
AEC-Q100-011 | IEC 61340 3-3 |
HBM, Human Body Model:
Phenomenon of device damage by electrostatic discharge (ESD) accumulated in the human body.
MM, Machine Model:
Phenomenon of device damage by electrostatic discharge (ESD) accumulated in metals, etc.
CDM, Charged Device Model:
Phenomenon of device damage by electrostatic discharge (ESD) when directly or indirectly charged
as terminals and conductors with different electric potential get in contact.