Fundamentals of Electrostatic Discharge

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Electromagnetic energy can cause unwanted effects such as electromagnetic interference (EMI) or damage, as with electrostatic discharge (ESD).
01:16 Electrostatic Discharge
03:39 ESD Impact on ICs
09:37 ESD IC Protection Structures
15:15 ESD Safety
19:27 ESD Models
25:32 Maxim's ESD Protection Information

[@paulhamacher773]

Very well presented! It's a pleasure to listen to it. :)

[@JungleLibrary]

Wow, what a fantastic presentation! Thank you!

[@tec4303]

Static dissipative and static conductive are NOT the same according to IEC 61340-5-3!

[@NikhilSingh-zq5hr]

very nicely explained

[@skesd]

Thank you!

[@thesmarttechnologieskanchi3841]

Thank you for your nice presentation

[@abhisheknath1363]

Kudos !!

[@HeyKevinYT]

ElectroBOOM

[@BluetekFREEGAMES]

Hard to understand

[@SimonSozzi7258]

"That nice after shower smell." You mean soap? What's an "After shower smell?" People usually smell like shampoo and stuff. What "Smell"? You might have some kind of mildew or fungus in your shower. I would get that checked out. (Edit: I actually Googled it because I'm thinking, "am I crazy?" And the only thing I found was body odor caused by bacteria...I'm assuming, hours afterwards. And petrichor...that earthy smell after a summer rain. Maybe "after you CLEAN your shower with Bleach Smell."? ) Anyway, I still learned a bunch about electronics I hadn't considered. 👍

[@JungleLibrary]

I guess he's referring to a rain shower rather than a human shower haha.
It's that recognisable rainy day smell caused by ozone