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It has now been established that ESD can damage virtually any semiconductor. However, establishing how often that occurs in a specific manufacturing facility, or the consequence of that damage, has proven to be extremely difficult. For that reason, approvals to expend funds for ESD precautions are sought reluctantly and are often denied. This chapter will illustrate a technique that has proven successful in estimating the economic benefit of ESD precautions and, subsequently, in establishing a systematic and cost-effective prevention plan.
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Dangelmayer, G.T. (1990). An Economic Analysis. In: ESD Program Management. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1179-9_4
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