Proper handling of electronic components

1. Certain components used in electronic assemblies are sensitive to _______ and can be damaged by its discharge.

• Components

• Static electricity

• Microencapsulation

• Disassembled

2. Electrical Overstress damage can be caused by the generation of unwanted _______.

• Reassembled

• Microencapsulation

• Replacement

• Energy

3. The purpose of an ESD/EOS safe work area is to prevent damage to sensitive components from spikes and ________.

• Disassembled

• Obstructions

• Static discharge

• Damage

4. Areas of main concern must be checked periodically to ensure their continued _______.

• Protection

• Conformal coating

• Potting

• Components

5. Designated work areas must be kept free from ________ generating materials.

• Conformal coating

• Microencapsulation

• Reassembling

• Static

6. To prevent _________ of circuit board assemblies, there must be no eating or smoking in the working areas.

• Potting

• Contamination

• Post-testing

• Appliance

7. _______ prevents static electricity from passing through the package.

• Static Shielding

• Appliance

• Potting

• Heat

8. _______ is an "over-package" that has enough conductivity to dissipate any static buildup.

• AC plug

• Functionality

• Static Dissipative

• Component

9. Hand creams and lotions containing silicone must not be used since they can cause ________ and epoxy adhesion problems.

• Circuit

• Solderability

• Functionality

• Hand tools

10. Stacking of circuit boards and assemblies should be avoided to prevent _______ damage.

• Appliance

• Physical

• AC plug

• Functionality