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AN1785-1

Title
Title
ESD and EOS Causes, Differences and Prevention
Name
Name
AN1785-1
Date
Date
06/24/2015
Application Categories
Application Categories
Automotive / Safety
Functional Enablement / System & Safety Management
Description
Description
In many microcontroller-based applications, the microcontroller is subjected to various types of electromagnetic noise. Electrical noises may cause undesirable behavior on the application. Two of these types of noise events are referred to as Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) and Electrical Overstress (EOS). This application note discusses these two types of events, what causes them and how to minimize the impact of them on the application.

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