IEC/TC 101 - Electrostatics
Standardization in the field of electrostatics to provide general guidance on - test methods to evaluate the generation, retention and dissipation of electrostatic charges; - ascertaining the effect of electrostatic discharges; - methods of simulation of electrostatic phenomena for testing purposes; - requirements for design and implementation of handling areas or procedures, equipment, and materials used to reduce or eliminate electrostatic hazards or undesirable effects. Limitations and exclusions: The simulation of electrostatic discharges applied to powered electric and electronic equipment, systems and installations which is covered by TC 77. Horizontal Function Test methods to evaluate the generation, retention and dissipation of electrostatic charges.
Electrostatique
Normalisation dans le domaine de l'électrostatique visant à établir des recommandations générales sur les méthodes d'essai qui servent à évaluer la génération, la présence et la dissipation des charges électrostatiques, à vérifier l'effet des décharges électrostatiques, à fournir des recommandations sur les méthodes qui permettent de simuler les phénomènes électrostatiques pour les essais, et à fournir des recommandations sur les exigences pour la conception et la mise en œuvre des procédures et des implémentations des zones protégées, des équipements et matériaux utilisés pour réduire ou éliminer les dangers électrostatiques ou les effets indésirables. Limitations et exclusions : La simulation de décharges électrostatiques appliquées aux équipements électriques et électroniques , systèmes et installations couverts par le CE 77. Fonction horizontale Méthodes d’essai pour évaluer la génération, la présence et la dissipation des charges électrostatiques.
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IEC/TC 101 is a Technical Committee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Electrostatics" and is responsible for: Standardization in the field of electrostatics to provide general guidance on - test methods to evaluate the generation, retention and dissipation of electrostatic charges; - ascertaining the effect of electrostatic discharges; - methods of simulation of electrostatic phenomena for testing purposes; - requirements for design and implementation of handling areas or procedures, equipment, and materials used to reduce or eliminate electrostatic hazards or undesirable effects. Limitations and exclusions: The simulation of electrostatic discharges applied to powered electric and electronic equipment, systems and installations which is covered by TC 77. Horizontal Function Test methods to evaluate the generation, retention and dissipation of electrostatic charges. This committee has published 37 standards.
IEC/TC 101 develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: Standardization in the field of electrostatics to provide general guidance on - test methods to evaluate the generation, retention and dissipation of electrostatic charges; - ascertaining the effect of electrostatic discharges; - methods of simulation of electrostatic phenomena for testing purposes; - requirements for design and implementation of handling areas or procedures, equipment, and materials used to reduce or eliminate electrostatic hazards or undesirable effects. Limitations and exclusions: The simulation of electrostatic discharges applied to powered electric and electronic equipment, systems and installations which is covered by TC 77. Horizontal Function Test methods to evaluate the generation, retention and dissipation of electrostatic charges. Currently, there are 37 published standards from this technical committee.
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