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    Default Re: Protecting IC pins with foam

    All these plastic bags or foams are conductive to some degree. That is why aluminum foil is also used. But i am a bit cautious with that since the chip may touch few pins and not all on the aluminum. Foam is much better since it will short all pins at once with a relatively low resistance.

    You did nice job on the plastic boxes. I really like what you did with mylar.

    I normally just use the foam and take care to have ESD wrist band on my hand, along with ESD floor mat and a mat on my bench. With these measures I had not a problem in respect with ESD.

    Ioannis
    Last edited by Ioannis; - 16th December 2024 at 12:12.

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