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Abstracts Requested for International Electrostatic Discharge Workshop Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 07 August 2007
ROME, NY – The ESDA is requesting two-page abstracts for the International Electrostatic Discharge Workshop, taking place May 12-15 in Port D-Albret, France.
 
Presentations should address novel design concepts; special custom design approaches; technology integration issues; failure analysis; test structures; simulation tools; component-level ESD testing; ESD characterization; system-level ESD issues; immunity of ICs to EMI, and unresolved ESD issues.
 
Abstracts should be sent as PDFs to iew@esda.org no later than Nov. 26, and should include the title, author’s name and author’s affiliation. 
 
The technical program committee will announce selections on or before Jan. 7.
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