??? 09/07/04 11:58 Read: times |
#77024 - RE: DS1232 & ESD Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"once a chip is in the circuit it is many times less likely to 'see' ESD, Since the 1232 will not have any off the board wires, I would not worry"
****What if someone directly touches the pins of the 1232, wouldn't it be succeptible to ESD?*** When the chip is soldered on the circuit board, there will be a "discharge path" and thsu the amount of esd required to blow the chip will be much higher. Erik |
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