Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Protection Quiz
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What is the minimum amount of static electricity required to damage a computer component?

  • 300 volts
  • 100 volts
  • 30 volts (correct)
  • 200 volts
  • What is the purpose of using antistatic bags to store components?

  • To prevent electric charges on surfaces (correct)
  • To reduce the voltage needed for ESD
  • To increase damage to computer components
  • To increase static electricity buildup
  • Why is it recommended to use grounded floor mats in work areas for ESD protection?

  • To minimize the buildup of static electricity (correct)
  • To increase the chances of ESD occurrence
  • To generate more static electricity
  • To enhance the damage caused by ESD
  • Study Notes

    Static Electricity and ESD Protection

    • 35 volts is the minimum amount of static electricity required to damage a computer component.
    • Antistatic bags are used to store components to prevent static electricity from damaging them during storage and transportation.
    • Grounded floor mats are recommended in work areas for Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protection to prevent the buildup of static electricity on the worker's body, which could damage sensitive components.

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    Test your knowledge on Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) and its impact on electronic components. Learn about the importance of ESD protection measures such as antistatic bags, grounded mats, and wrist straps.

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