
Charged Device Model (CDM) Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) refers to a situation where a device accumulates static electricity inside due to friction or other factors, but during the accumulation process, the device itself is not damaged.
| Project Overview
Charged Device Model (CDM) Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) refers to a situation where a device accumulates static electricity inside due to friction or other factors, but during the accumulation process, the device itself is not damaged. When this electrostatically charged device is handled, once its pins come into contact with a grounded surface, the internal static charge of the device flows out through the pins, thereby causing a discharge phenomenon.
| Test Objective
To simulate the discharge event when the device is connected to ground and evaluate the device’s tolerance to electrostatic discharge (ESD).
| Test Standard
JEDEC JS-002-2022 Electrostatic Discharge Sensitivity Testing Charged Device Model (CDM) Device Level.
| Service Products / Fields
Automotive electronics manufacturing, packaging, and testing processes.
| Project Advantages
1. High-definition cameras (three: XY, Z) for convenient and rapid positioning of the device under test.
2. High-performance motion servo system (minimum motion step of 1 μm).
3. Supports batch testing of multiple systems.
4. Sealed environmental chamber to improve the efficiency of drying units.
| Testing Principle