BS PD IEC 61340-5-2 : 1999 AMD 13197

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 Signs and markings - General
      4.1 Markings
      4.3 Signs for ESD protected areas (EPA)
5 ESD protected area (EPA) - General
      5.1 Configuration
      5.3 Construction of an EPA
      5.4 Field work
      5.5 EPA working practices
6 Protective packaging
7 Purchase, receipt, storage and handling
      7.1 General
      7.2 Purchase
      7.3 Receipt and storage
      7.4 Unpacking, inspection and storage within an EPA
8 Training
      8.1 Relevant structured training ESD
      8.2 Personnel training
      8.4 Items for consideration in training
      8.5 Retraining
      8.6 Register of trained personnel
      8.7 Training provided by the ESD co-ordinator
      8.8 Training officer qualification
9 Quality responsibilities
      9.1 Responsibilities
      9.2 ESD co-ordinator
      9.3 Procurement of ESD protective items
      9.4 Checking of electrostatic precautions
      9.6 Daily checks
      9.7 Monthly checks
      9.8 Six-monthly checks
10 Periodic audit instructions
      10.1 Table 1 of IEC 61340-5-1 - ESD protective item
                                        requirements
      10.2 Table 2 of IEC 61340-5-1 - Packaging
                                        characteristics
      10.3 Table 3 of IEC 61340-5-1 - Example of audit
                                        report (summary)
      10.4 Table 4 of IEC 61340-5-1 - EPA equipment list
Annex A (normative) Test methods
      A.1 - Resistance measurement method for the testing of
            floor, working surface or storage rack
      A.2 - Resistance measurement method for the testing of
            seating
      A.3 - Resistance measurement method for the testing of
            garments
      A.5 - Wrist straps, footwear, gloves, finger cots and
            tools
      A.6 - Test method and equipment for ionization (see
            [3])
      A.7 - Test method for evaluating the performance of
            electrostatic discharge shielding material -
            Bags (see [3])
Annex B (informative) Test methods for charge decay
      B.1 - Method of measurement of charge decay
Annex C (informative) Design considerations to minimize the
                      effects of ESD
      C.1 - Identification
      C.3 - Design of electrostatic discharge sensitive
            devices (ESDS)
      C.4 - Design of assemblies
      C.5 - Packaging design
      C.6 - System design
      C.7 - Design evaluation procedure
Annex DD (informative) Principles and methods of controlling
                       static electricity
      DD.1 - Methods
      DD.2 - Principles
Annex EE (informative) Principles of relationship between
                       charge, charge density, field and
                       potential
      EE.1 - Insulated conducting body
      EE.2 - Insulating body
Annex FF (informative) Bibliography
Figure 101 - Maximum body voltage generated against resistance

Covers protection from electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage of all electronic devices (components, assemblies and sub-assemblies) with voltage sensitivity not lower than 100 V through their entire life from the beginning of manufacture, through product assembly, product use and possibly repair, until the end of the product life.