SSC 40 mm cable results and 50 mm design discussions

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Differences in HBM and MM test results

HBM and MM are important standards for ESD testing and typically correlate well. In some notable cases however, MM shows much lower failure levels than HBM. One of the most important physical mechanisms responsible for this is dynamic avalanching. This paper provides an example of such a dynamic avalanching failure, and includes a description of the physics involved. The correlation between HBM...

Development of an aspheric 22-diopter 50-mm diameter magnifier.

PURPOSE To develop in an interdisciplinary approach between ophthalmology and design areas an ergonomic +22-diopter 50-mm aspheric hand magnifier for low vision. METHODS An aluminum cylinder was cut, processed using a lathe and carved to produce a ring that accommodated a 50-mm aspheric lens, with an external depression not to slide from the holder's fingers. A cylindrical steel bar was cut, ...

Comparison of less lethal 40 mm sponge projectile and the 37 mm projectile for injury assessment on human thorax

Since there is an increasing interest in avoiding human body injury in diverse situations like crowd control or peacekeeping missions, less lethal ammunition are more and more used. In this study we focus only on kinetic energy non-lethal (KENLW) projectiles. Their desired effects on human body are the temporary incapacitation through blunt trauma. There are different types of KENLW projectiles...

Holistic Design in mm-Wave Silicon ICs

Millimeter-waves integrated circuits offer a unique opportunity for a holistic design approach encompassing RF, analog, and digital, as well as radiation and electromagnetics. The ability to deal with the complete system covering a broad range from the digital circuitry to on-chip antennas and everything in between offers unparalleled opportunities for completely new architectures and topologie...