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1. Electrostatic phenomena
1.1 Origin of electrostatic phenomena
Most bodies are electrically neutral, however, it is possible to transfer charges through various processes:
Frictional electrification, which consists in extracting charges by rubbing the body in question;
contact electrification: an apparently uncharged body brought into contact with an electrically charged body (e.g. by the previous process) becomes automatically charged;
electrification by influence: an initially neutral body placed close to a charged body has its charge distribution modified and in turn becomes electrically charged;
electrification by mechanical action: certain initially neutral...
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Ibis Specifications of the different IBIS standards on http://www.eda.org/ibis/home/specs/specs.htm (page consulted on 10/28/10)
IEC specifications for various standards modeling components (IEC 62433 project), emission measurement methods (IEC 61967) and immunity (IEC 62132) on
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International Electrotechnical Commission IEC http://www.iec.ch/
- EMC IC modelling – Part 1: General modelling framework IEC 62 433-1 47A/840/DTS. - IEC 62433 - (2010)
- Integrated circuits – Measurement of electromagnetic emissions, 150 kHz to 1 GHz – Part 1: General conditions and definitions IEC 61967-1 - IEC 61967-1 - (2002-03) ...
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