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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE SIMULATOR FOR SEMICONDUCTORS ESS-6002/6008 MODEL NOISE LABORATORY CO., LTD. Edition1.06 AEC00206-00E-0G...
- Page 2 NOTICE • The contents of this instruction manual (the “Manual”) are subject to change without prior notice. • No part of the Manual may be reproduced or distributed, in any form or by any means, without the authorization of Noise Laboratory Co., Ltd. (the “Company”). •...
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Page 3: Important Safety Precautions
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following instructions are very important for safe handling of this product (hereinafter the “Unit”). They must be kept strictly to prevent users of the Unit from receiving harm or damage through using the Unit. Read them carefully before use. Only well-trained EMC technicians (electric technicians) are allowed to use the Unit. -
Page 4: Contents In Package
2. CONTENTS IN PACKAGE The following items are enclosed in the package. Description Quantity A：Main Unit (MODEL: ESS-6002 or 6008) ········ 1 B：HBM Injection Probe (MODEL: 01-00054A) ··· 1 C：MM Injection Probe (MODEL: 01-00055A) ···· 1 D：AC Cord ················································· 1... -
Page 5: Application Form For Instruction Manual
3. APPLICATION FORM FOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL We place an order for an instruction manual. Model: ESS-6002 / 6008 Serial No.: Applicant: Company name: Address: Department: Person in charge: Tel No.: Fax No. Cut off this page “APPLICATION FORM FOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL”... - Page 6 Memorandum...
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
4. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................1 2. CONTENTS IN PACKAGE ....................2 3. APPLICATION FORM FOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL ............3 4. TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................... 5 5. PREFACE ..........................7 5-1. P ........................7 REFACE 5-2. F .................... - Page 8 11-4. TRIG OUT ........................33 11-5. F ......................34 INISHING 11-6. S ......................34 TARTING 12. SPECIFICATIONS ......................35 12-1. M ........................35 12-2. I ) ..................35 NJECTION ROBE OMMON 12-3. H (HBM) I MODEL:01-00054A ......36 UMAN ODEL NJECTION ROBE 12-4.
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Page 9: Preface
1. Capable of conducting ESD (Electro Static Discharge) immunity test conforming to the standards as below with connecting the injection Probe. 2. Capable of injecting both polarity (+/-) of 10V~2kV (ESS-6002) or 100V~8kV (ESS-6008) electrostatic discharge. Human body model test (HBM) Machine model test (MM) AEC-Q100-002-Rev.D Jul.2003... -
Page 10: Basic Safety Precautions
6. BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following items are very important instructions which users must follow to take precautions against possible injury and harm. The indications are provided as an explanation of potential danger involved if the safety precautions are not observed correctly. 6-1. - Page 11 6. Basic safety precautions The contents of following signs indicate warnings and cautions when using the Unit. It indicates that there is a possibility of electric shock. It indicates that there is a possibility of harm or physical damage if the Unit is or related equipment is handled incorrectly and that the Manual should be referred.
- Page 12 6. Basic safety precautions It indicates warning for receiving electric shock and getting injure and the Manual should be referred. It indicates warning for disposal of a mercury switch and that the Manual should be referred. The Unit employs a mercury switch. When you dispose of it, you should follow the local regulations.
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Page 13: Danger
6. Basic safety precautions 6-2. Danger Do not take the Unit apart or do not remodel the Unit. Imminent danger might occur resulting in death or serious injury. Repair, internal adjustment, and inspection of the Unit should be performed by a qualified service engineer. - Page 14 6. Basic safety precautions Use Probe with right direction and right angle. The misuse may cause electric shock or make operation of simulator impossible. Put the arrow sign (“↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ UP SIDE”) displayed on Probe upward and keep Probe upright (Tilt: within 15 degree).
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Page 15: Caution
6. Basic safety precautions 6-4. Caution Leave Probe ageing for 1 minute before starting test. Malfunction may occur without a mercury switch ageing. Fix Probe (with protector on it) on to Probe stand, set interval 0.3s on control panel, and press START key. - Page 16 6. Basic safety precautions Do not set up on following places. Setting up on wrong places as follows may result in a fire, electric shock, or injury or damage caused by the drop of equipment. A very humid or dusty place A hot place, e.g.
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Page 17: Caution About Expendable Supplys
7. CAUTION ABOUT EXPENDABLE SUPPLYS About a mercury relay in Probe A mercury relay used in Probe is an expendable component. The lifetime of it is dependent on using conditions and environment. If a symptom which seems to be caused by an exhausted mercury relay, e.g. unstable current value, unstable repetition cycle or so on, is found, contact Noise Laboratory or your closest sales agent of Noise Laboratory. -
Page 18: Appearance Of The Unit
9-1. Front Panel MODEL name label Shows model number etc. HV output connector Outputs high voltage, 8kVmax (ESS-6008) or 2kVmax (ESS-6002). HV input connector of Probe to be connected. Control panel Used for setting parameters of test condition. Power switch Used for turning on and off the power. -
Page 19: Rear Panel
9. Appearance of the unit 9-2. Rear Panel 10. WARNING Warns risk of electric shock, etc. 11. AC inlet (fuse incorporated) For connecting AC cord. For exchanging fuses, use the rated 250V F 2A type.. 12. FG terminal Frame ground of the Unit. Connect to the optional Probe stand (precision stage type) MODEL: 18-00076A. -
Page 20: Injection Probe
9. Appearance of the unit 9-3. Injection Probe Two types of Injection Probes, Human Body Model (HBM, MODEL: 01-00054A) and Machine Model (MM, MODEL: 01-00055A), are attached to the Unit. As their shape are similar, distinguish them by model name label. Receptacle Inserts Injection pin or injection clip (according to the type of Probe stand). -
Page 21: Control Panel
9. Appearance of the unit 9-4. Control Panel ② ① ③ ④ ⑧ ⑤ ⑦ ⑨ ⑥ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ① Polarity (+/-) Key Selects polarity of electrostatic discharge. ② Up Down Key (▼▲ Key) Changes value of selected colum. Value varies fast when you keep pushing the key. ③... -
Page 22: Block Diagram
9. Appearance of the unit 9-5. Block Diagram Main Unit Injection Probe HOT Pin GND Pin Main Unit Injection Probe High Voltage Charge capacitor ：100pF power supply ：200pF Charge resistor Elimination resistor 10MΩ 1MΩ Charge relay Injection resistor ：1.5kΩ ：0Ω Mercury Relay Elimination Relay Relay for MEASURE... -
Page 23: Connection
10. CONNECTION Be sure to turn OFF the Unit when connecting when setting or changing connection of related equipment (Probe, cables etc.). The misuse may cause an electric shock, injury, or malfunction. Do not put any substance into the Unit and connectors. If metal or something flammable gets into the Unit through a vent or a connector, it may cause a fire or an electric shock. -
Page 24: Fixing Injection Probe
10. Connection Put protector on Probe when it is installed and while it is not used. Handling it without protector may cause an electric shock, injury, or damage. Use Probe with right direction and right angle. The misuse may cause electric shock or make operation of simulator impossible. Put the arrow sign (“↑... - Page 25 10. Connection Install the injection clip or injection pin straightly. If not so, it may cause damage of it. 2) Take off protector from Probe and put the attached discharge clips or discharge pins on to HOT and GND of Probe. Discharge clips are attached to free type (18-00075A), and discharge pins to precision stage type (18-00076A).
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Page 26: Waveform Adjusting Card
10. Connection 10-3. Waveform Adjusting Card Be sure to turn OFF power supply of the Unit when exchanging waveform adjusting card. The misuse may cause an electric shock. Fix the card by screw after exchanging. If the card is going about to fall off or if it falls off during test, it may cause an electric shock. -
Page 27: Connecting Ac Cord
10. Connection 10-4. Connecting AC Cord Connect the protective earth of AC cord. Using the Unit without connecting it may cause an electric shock. Insert AC plug securely to the end. Insecure inserting generates heat and gathers dust. It may result in a fire or an electric shock. -
Page 28: Operation
11.OPERATION 11-1. Power ON / OFF Turn on the Unit using power key on front panel and the previous setting is displayed on control panel (When the Unit is first used, the default setting is displayed). While power is ON, settings are displayed on front panel and LEDs are alight according to the setting. -
Page 29: Setting Voltage
Up Down key (▼▲) Available discharge voltages are as follows. Model Output Voltage (Max.) Output Voltage (Min.) Step ESS-6002 2000V ESS-6008 8000V 100V 11-2-3-2. Using TEST LEVEL Key The following output voltage can be set in turn with TEST LEVEL key. The Unit can recognize the type of Probe (HBM or MM) automatically. -
Page 30: Setting Interval
11. Operation 11-2-4. Setting INTERVAL Press ESD key and make INTERVAL display blinking. Set INTERVAL value with Up Down key (▼▲). Continuous pressing of Up Down key makes changing faster. Set INTERVAL value is displayed in STOP status. In START status, the displayed value is decreasing step by step to show an approximate rest time to the next discharge. -
Page 31: Setting Ext Trig
11. Operation 11-2-6. Setting EXT TRIG EXT TRIG IN is an input terminal for external trigger signals. A fall of TTL signal makes a trigger. Input voltage value should not exceed ± ± ± ± 15V, because such high voltage may break internal circuits. -
Page 32: Setting Other Functions
11. Operation 11-3. Setting Other Functions 11-3-1. Setting MEASURE When test is completed, leave the Unit in STOP status for more than 5 seconds. C harged electricity is eliminated during the interval with discharge pin or clip connecting to DUT. As eliminating time varies according to characteristics of DUT, fully pay attention to safety with understanding characteristics of DUT. -
Page 33: Setting Sweep
11. Operation 11-3-3. Setting SWEEP “SWEEP” is function that when St (Starting voltage), End (End voltage), StP (step voltage) are set, the Unit performs a series of discharges automatically with varying discharge voltage varying from St to End at StP step. Long pressing of SWEEP key (approximate 2 seconds) makes the Unit into SWEEP setting mode. -
Page 34: Setting Stage
11. Operation 11-3-4. Setting STAGE STAGE key is used for selecting setting items of Probe stand (precision stage type) MODEL: 18-00076A. The key is effective only when 18-00076A is connected to the Unit. Press STAGE key in STOP status to make it alight. Values of STAGE setting items, PIN PITCH (interval between pins), PIN COUNT (the number of pins), HOME (home position), are displayed. -
Page 35: Trig Out
11. Operation 11-4. TRIG OUT Do not input voltage to TRIG OUT terminal. The misuse may cause failure. From TRIG OUT coaxial connector, TTL signal is output synchronized with driving moment of the mercury relay (timing of discharge). Specifications of TRIG OUT terminal Function / Performance Connector BNC Connector (female) -
Page 36: Finishing Test
11. Operation 11-5. Finishing Test When test is complete, leave all related equipment as is for more than 5 seconds. During this period, charged electricity of DUT is eliminated with discharge pins or clips kept connected to DUT. As a necessary time for eliminating varies depending DUT, take DUT’s characteristics into fully consideration. -
Page 37: Specifications
12. SPECIFICATIONS 12-1. Main Unit ITEMS SPECIFICTIONS 10～2000V±10%（ESS-6002）1V step Output voltage 0.10～8.0kV±10%（ESS-6008）10V step Polarity Positive / Negative 0.3～99s±10% Repetition cycle ~10s: 0.1s step, 10s~: 1s step 1～99 times / Continuous Injection time ±15V Max, BNC coaxial connector EXT TRIG IN TTL signal: A fall from HI to LOW 【LOW more than 100µs】or short-circuit between terminals... -
Page 38: Human Body Model (Hbm) Injection Probe Model:01-00054A
12. Specifications 12-3. Human Body Model (HBM) Injection Probe MODEL:01-00054A ITEMS SPECIFICTIONS 15～35℃ Operating temperature -10～50℃ Storing temperature 25～75%RH（without dewing） Operating humidity 0～85%RH（without dewing） Storing humidity (W)50×(H)242×(D)54mm (without projection) Dimensions Weight Approx. 760g C: 100pF±10%, R: 1.5kΩ±1% Short ：18AWG tin-gilded wire Load for calibration 500Ω... -
Page 39: Machine Model (Mm) Injection Probe Model:01-00055A
12. Specifications 12-4. Machine Model (MM) Injection Probe MODEL:01-00055A ITEMS SPECIFICTIONS 15～35℃ Operating temperature -10～50℃ Storing temperature 25～75%RH（without dewing） Operating humidity 0～85%RH（without dewing） Storing humidity (W)50×(H)242×(D)54mm (without projection) Dimensions Weight Approx. 760g C: 200pF±10%, R: 0Ω Short ：18AWG tin-gilded wire Load for calibration 500Ω... -
Page 40: Warranty
13. WARRANTY Services The following terms are applicable to the services provided by the Company to maintain and repair the Unit. 1. Scope The Unit and accessories and options provided by the Company are covered under this section. 2. Technical Service Fee Any repairs provided by the Company during the warranty period will be free of charge in accordance with the Limited Warranty. - Page 41 Limited Warranty In the event of failure during the warranty period, the Unit will be repaired or replaced free of charge. Decision of the repair method shall be left at the discretion of the Company. This limited warranty is applicable in Japan only. Scope This warranty is applicable only to the Unit and its accessories.
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Page 42: Maintenance
14. MAINTENANCE 1. When repair, maintenance or internal adjustment of the Unit is required, a qualified service engineer takes charge of such work. 2. Maintenance on the user side is restricted to the outside cleaning and functional check of the Unit. 3. -
Page 43: Noise Laboratory Support Network
15. NOISE LABORATORY SUPPORT NETWORK If a symptom which seems a trouble is found, inform the model name and serial number of the product together with the symptom to Noise Laboratory or your nearest sales agent of Noise Laboratory. When the product is returned to Noise Laboratory, write the state of the trouble, contents of your request, model name and serial number in a repair order, and pack the product and repair order sheet in the former package of equivalent suitable for transit and send them back. - Page 44 NOISE LABORATORY CO., LTD. Produced by: Noise Laboratory Co., Ltd. 1-4-4, Chiyoda, Chuo-ku, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Pref., 252-0237, Japan TEL: +81-(0)42-712-2051 FAX: +81-(0)42-712-2050 URL: http://www.noiseken.com Printed in Japan...