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Handling precautions
for
the
prevention
of
electrostatic
destruction
Explained below are procedures
that
must
be
taken
in
fabrication
to
prevent
the
electrostatic
destruction
of
semiconductor
devices.
The
following basic
rules
must
be obeyed.
©Equalize
potentials
of
terminals
when
tran-
sporting or
storing.
©Equalize
the
potentials
of
the
electric
device,
work
bench,
and
operator's
body
that
may
come
in
contact with
the semi-
conductor
device,
©Prepare
an environment
that
does
not
generate
static
electricity.
One method
is
keeping
relative
humidity
in
the
work
room
to
about
50%.
Operator
(1)
Clothes
Do
not use
nylon,
rubber
and
other mate-
rials
which
easily
generate
static
electricity.
For
clothes,
use
cotton,
or
antistatic-treated
materials.
Wear
gloves during
operation.
protective clothing
for static electricity
grounding
mat
-ground
strap
cotton gloves
Conductive
gown
\\X\X^
(2)
Grounding
of
operator's
body
The
operator should connect the
specified
wrist
strap
to his
arm.
example
of
grounding band
,
cotton glove
snap
-
,,-groundirig
wire
When
using a
copper
wire
for
grounding,
connect
a
IMn
resistance
in
series
near the
hand
for safety.
(3)
Handling
of
semiconductor
device
Do
not
touch
the
lead.
Touch
the
body
of
the
semiconductor
device
when
holding.
Limit
the
number
of
handling times
to
a
minimum. Do
not
take
the device out
of
the
magazine
or
package
box
unless
it
is
abso-
lutely
necessary.
holding
of
semiconductor
device
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Equipment and
tools
(1)
Grounding
of
equipment and
tools
Ground
the
equipments and
tools that are
to
be
used.
Check
insulation
beforehand
to
prevent leakage.
[Check
point]
measuring
instrument
conveyer
• electric
deburr brush
• carrier
• solder dipping tank
lead cutter
• shelves
and
racks
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