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Appendix
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Electrostatic charging
Human body not connected to surrounding electrical level may have electrostatic
charging.
The following data indicates the maximum electrostatic voltages generated when
human bodies contact specific materials. These values are compliant with IEC 801-2
specifications.
Electrostatic voltage on the operator
Basic protection measures to prevent electrostatic discharge:

Ensure excellent equipotential connection:
When holding an ESD-sensitive device, make sure your body, working area and
package are all grounded. This can prevent electrostatic charges.
 Avoid direct contact:
Contact ESD-sensitive devices only when it is unavoidable (for example during
repair). Do not touch any chip pin or PCB circuit when holding a module. In this way,
the released electric energy will not affect the ESD-sensitive device.
Before handling the module, release charges on your body. They can be released by
touching a grounded metal component. Make sure a grounded measuring instrument
is used.