P
phaeton
- Jan 1, 1970
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Is there any danger of excessive static buildup if I keep all my parts
in the plastic fishing tackle trays (3700-series, made by Plano)?
For ESD-sensitive ICs I have squares of conductive foam in the trays
that I stick them into, but should I also worry about JFETs and
MOSFETs? Normal everyday capacitors and non-CMOS semiconductors are
pretty robust, right?
My other problem is that I'm allergic to just about every fabric
softener on the market, so in the winter months when the air dries out
I turn into the Human Dynamo. A humidifier will help, but I suppose I
should get a groundstrap for my wrist too, huh?
thanks for any and all...
in the plastic fishing tackle trays (3700-series, made by Plano)?
For ESD-sensitive ICs I have squares of conductive foam in the trays
that I stick them into, but should I also worry about JFETs and
MOSFETs? Normal everyday capacitors and non-CMOS semiconductors are
pretty robust, right?
My other problem is that I'm allergic to just about every fabric
softener on the market, so in the winter months when the air dries out
I turn into the Human Dynamo. A humidifier will help, but I suppose I
should get a groundstrap for my wrist too, huh?
thanks for any and all...