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M5.12 Electrostatic Sensitive Devices Cat A

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are electrostatic charges generated by?

a)

By Heat

b)

By High Humidity

c)

When 2 surfaces come into contact then separate

d)

Both A and C

2.

What static voltage level can be generated by rabbit skin, rayon dresses, and inflated balloons?

a)

75,000V

b)

5,000V

c)

25V

d)

None

3.

Select from the following items that help in the defence against ESD.

a)

Insolated foam for transport

b)

Foot grounder

c)

Anti static wrist strap

d)

Plastic Bags for environmental protection

4.

What static voltage discharge level would feel like a hammer has hit the finger?

a)

15,000 volts

b)

800 volts

c)

5,000 volts

d)

1,500 volts

5.

Wrist Strap Band should be?

a)

Snug around the wrist

b)

Removed if a nuisance

c)

Placed over shirt sleeve

6.

Foot Grounders, If used should be tested daily: the rounding tab should be?

a)

Cut off

b)

Placed in the shoe under your foot

c)

Tied around your finger

7.

How is ESD created ?

a)

ESD is a transfer of a non moving charge from one object to another by direct contact or without contact, but at close proximity

b)

ESD is a transfer electric charge from person to person

c)

ESD is a transfer DC (direct current)

8.

Where is ESD protection required?

a)

At all areas handling ESD sensitive devices

b)

At the manufacturing area only

c)

At the FOL and EOL operations only

9.

A signage is used to alert those who enter these areas of the compliance requirements of ESD. Where is this found?

a)

At all ESD protected areas

b)

At all manufacturing/assembly areas

c)

At Metal Finishing department

10.

Wrist strap needs to be worn snugly on the wrist and contact with skin to ensure ________

a)

Static charges from human body and device drain off at a safe pace

b)

Static charges will be generated if worn on hand

c)

Electric charges from wrist strap is strong

11.

What do you have to do to dissipate static charges after removing an ESDS device from an aircraft?

a)

Test the device with a multimeter

b)

Install conductive caps on all external connectors

c)

Wrap the ESDS device in plastic

d)

Stand on an insulated mat

12.

Which of the following should you follow to protect ESDS device from ESD?

a)

Test it with a multimeter

b)

Stand on an insulated mat

c)

Work on a grounded workstation

d)

Cover the leads in conductive caps

13.

Before installing or removing ESD make sure...

a)

The aircraft is grounded

b)

To touch the connector pins

c)

Test it with a multimeter

14.

Which of these are ESD prevention (pick all that apply)

a)

Anti-static mats

b)

Anti-static Hands

c)

Anti – static Paper

d)


Anti-static Bags

e)

Anti-Static wrist straps

15.

What does the acronym ESDS stand for?

a)
Electronic System for Data Storage
b)

Electrostatic Defensive System

c)

Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive

d)

Electrostatic Device System

16.

Which of these factors contribute to static electricity

a)

Humidity

b)

Magnetism

c)

Type of material

d)

Light

e)

Temperature

17.

Which of the following is not a precaution for handling ESD?

a)

ESD must be packaged, stored, and transported in appropriate containers

b)

Operators, containers, tools, and test equipment must be properly grounded

c)

ESD can be handled by anyone with bare hands

d)

Faulty ESD must be handled with the same care as new ones, to avoid worsening the fault

e)

All safety precautions and measures must be applied when handling and repairing ESD