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Electrostatic charges occur through contact/friction between solids and lead to:
- continued storage of the charge in case of insulating surfaces, with
- increased potential (up to 15,000 V when walking across an office floor);
- rapid discharge to conductive surfaces - ESD (electrostatic discharge).
Electrostatic discharges can damage or destroy components directly through the discharge current, or indirectly through the generation of line-borne or field-borne interference. |
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