EOS/ESD ASSOCIATION, INC. SEPT/OCT 2026 VOLUME 43, NO 5 THRESHOLD™ SETTING THE GLOBAL STANDARDS FOR STATIC CONTROL! 1 IN THIS ISSUE: Letter From The President - #2-3 Message From Our Senior Executive Director - #4-5 ESDA Events - #6-7 TR53 Penang- #8-9 September Meting series- #10-11 Symposium article- #12-17 Standards Technical Summit- #18-23 TR53 In Mexico October- #24 Asia online forum ECEC1- #25-31 Asia Online Forum Prg Aud - #32-37 Get Connected - #38 Technical Question - #39 Ads & Services - #40 Product Qualification- #41 Corporate Partnership Programs- #42-45 Entertainment Center- #46 Happy Birthday- #47 Quiz Corner- #48 Would You Like To Publish Something in Threshold? - #49
THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 ACL Staticide 840 W. 49th Place, Chicago, IL 60609 Tel: 847-981-9212 Fax: 847-981-9278 info@aclstaticide.com • www.aclstaticide.com Manufacturer of anti-static topicals, dissipative coatings for plastic and floors, ESD workstation products including meters. ISO 9001:2008 certified QS CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS PO Box 779, Amherst, NH 03031 Tel:973-920-7000 Fax:603-672-3028 www.cemag.us web_ce@viconmedia.com Leading source of digital and print information on contamination prevention, detection, and control for cleanrooms and critical environments From the President EOS/ESD Association, Inc, President Nathaniel Peachey 2 Dear Friends of the ESDA, The state of formal academic programs training the next generation of electrostatic discharge (ESD) engineers has become a growing concern throughout the semiconductor industry. ESD engineering has always been a highly specialized discipline operating at the intersection of device physics, circuit design, reliability engineering, manufacturing processes, packaging technologies, and system integration. Historically, many ESD professionals entered the field through university research programs, apprenticeship-style mentoring relationships, and extensive hands-on industry experience. Today, however, this traditional talent pipeline is steadily shrinking. While several universities in Asia continue to support active research programs focused on ESD, latch-up, and semiconductor reliability, the number of dedicated programs in North America and Europe has steadily declined over the past two decades. As a result, fewer graduates are entering the workforce with a foundational understanding of ESD physics, design methodologies, and manufacturing controls. This decline in formal education is occurring at precisely the time when semiconductor technologies are becoming more challenging than ever. Advanced process nodes below 5 nm, FinFET and Gate-All-Around device architectures, heterogeneous integration, chiplet-based systems, artificial intelligence accelerators, highbandwidth memory (HBM), advanced package substrates, and 2.5D/3D integration are creating ESD challenges that simply did not exist a decade ago. The industry's transition toward advanced packaging technologies has fundamentally changed how ESD risk must be addressed. In traditional monolithic designs, chip-level ESD protection design could often be engineered around relatively conventional protection circuits and tested at the die level. In contrast, modern chiplet architectures combine multiple highly optimized dies, often manufactured in different process technologies, integrated within a single package. These chiplets frequently operate with significantly reduced ESD protection levels in order to meet aggressive power, performance, area, and bandwidth requirements. As ESD protection levels continue to decrease, the margin for error throughout manufacturing, assembly, handling, and test operations becomes increasingly narrow. Device Charged Model (CDM) robustness levels that were once measured in several hundred volts are, in some advanced technologies, approaching singledigit voltage levels requiring the re-examination of conventional manufacturing assumptions. At the same time, increasingly sensitive interfaces operating at tens of gigabits per second leave little room for adding protection circuits without affecting signal integrity and performance. Of all the challenges of these leading-edge technologies, perhaps the most significant concern is the impending loss of institutional knowledge. Many of the engineers who helped establish today's ESD methodologies and standards are approaching retirement.
3 Warm regards, Nate Nate Peachey President of EOS/ESD Association Inc. THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 Transforming Technologies, LLC 3719 King Road, Toledo, OH 43617 Tel: 419-841-9552 • Fax: 419-841-3241 Email: info@transforming-technologies.com www.transforming-technologies.com Transforming Technologies provides unique and outstanding products to detect, protect, eliminate, and monitor electrostatic charges. IEST - Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology 2340 S. Arlington Heights Road, Suite 100, Arlington Heights IL 60005 Tel: 847-981-0100 • Email: information@iest.com • www.iest.com As secretariat of ISO/TC 209, IEST offers ISO 14644 and ISO 14698 standards, as well as peer-approved standardized procedures, IEST Recommended Practices. Their collective experience gained through decades of solving complex reliability problems across multiple technology generations represents an irreplaceable resource. Without deliberate efforts to transfer this knowledge to younger engineers, the industry risks creating a significant expertise gap precisely when technical challenges are accelerating. With the reduction of university programs, the EOS/ESD Association (ESDA) has emerged as one of the industry's most important organizations for professional education, technical collaboration, and certification. Through its extensive tutorial offerings, standards-development activities, technical symposiums, working groups, and certification programs, the Association provides structured pathways for engineers to develop and validate ESD expertise. One of the Association's newest educational offerings is the Process Assessment Engineer (PAE) Certification Program. This certification addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing the semiconductor industry: evaluating manufacturing capability in an era of advanced packaging with extremely low CDM immunity. The PAE curriculum teaches engineers how to identify ESD risk scenarios, evaluate process capability, assess manufacturing vulnerabilities, and implement corrective actions to reduce risk. These skills have become increasingly important as advanced 2.5D and 3D heterogeneous integration technologies employ highly ESDsensitive chiplets that often possess substantially lower protection levels than previous generations of semiconductor devices. Manufacturing these advanced products requires a fundamentally different approach to ESD risk management. The successful assembly of next-generation processors, AI accelerators, networking devices, and high-bandwidth memory solutions depends not only on device design but also on the manufacturing environment's ability to safely handle components with exceptionally low ESD withstand thresholds. Process assessment, risk quantification, and continuous improvement have therefore become essential competencies for organizations operating at the leading edge of semiconductor technology. As the semiconductor industry continues its rapid evolution, the need for highly trained ESD professionals will only increase. Technologies shaping the future, such as artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, advanced computing, high-speed communications, and heterogeneous integration, will all depend upon robust ESD and reliability engineering practices. Ensuring a healthy pipeline of ESD expertise is not simply an educational challenge; it is a prerequisite for sustained innovation across the entire electronics industry. As formal academic programs continue to decline, the EOS/ESD Association is playing an increasingly vital role in sustaining and expanding the industry's technical expertise. Through education, certification, standards development, and collaboration, the Association is helping ensure that the next generation of engineers is prepared to meet the ESD challenges of tomorrow’s semiconductor technologies. The continued success of our industry depens on nothing less.
4 EOS/ESD Association , Inc., Sr. Executive Director Lisa Pimpinella From Our Senior Executive Director THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 ESDEMC Technology, LLC 4000 Enterprise Dr., Suite 103, Rolla, MO 65401 Tel: 573-202-6411 • Fax: 877-641-9358 www.esdemc.com ESDEMC Technology designs, manufactures, and markets ESD/EMC related products and consulting services. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. 200 Research Drive, Wilmington, MA 01887 Tel: 978-275-0800 • Fax: 978-275-0850 www.thermoscientific.com Leading manufacturer of semiconductor test equipment for the simulation of Electro Static Discharge (ESD), Latch-up, and TLP events. What are the Standards of Tomorrow? Every day, our industry pushes the boundaries of what is possible. Devices continue to become smaller, faster, and more sensitive. Manufacturing is increasingly automated. Artificial intelligence is finding its way into design and production. New materials, advanced packaging technologies, and evolving applications are changing the way we build electronics. Yet behind every technological advancement lies something that often goes unnoticed—the standards that make innovation reliable, repeatable, and safe. Standards do not write themselves. Every ANSI/ESD Standard, Technical Report, or Standard Practice begins with a simple idea: experienced professionals coming together to solve a problem that affects the industry. Volunteers from multiple companies, universities, and other organizations aim to ensure alignment with individual interests and industry needs balancing technical guidance that helps everyone. When you read an ESDA document, you are reading the collective knowledge from those who dedicated countless hours to provide industry with documents they need and can apply. The challenge before us is that our industry is changing faster than ever. How should automated manufacturing equipment be qualified to handle ultra-sensitive devices? What testing methods will be required for future technologies? How will artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced packaging influence ESD control programs? Where are the technical gaps that today's standards have not yet addressed? The answers to these questions are not waiting. They will be developed by the professionals who choose to become involved today. That is why volunteer participation remains one of the greatest strengths of the EOS/ESD Association. Our technical committees are where ideas become industry guidance and where individual experience becomes international best practice. Every new volunteer brings a unique perspective that helps strengthen the standards relied upon throughout the global electronics industry. This year, we are excited to launch the inaugural ESDA Standards Technical Summit at the end of the EOS/ESD Symposium. The Summit has been designed to look beyond today's standards and begin conversations about tomorrow's challenges. Rather than simply reviewing existing documents, the program will explore emerging technologies, identify gaps where new standards may be needed, and encourage broader participation from professionals across the electronics community. Whether you are a long-time standards volunteer or someone who has never attended a technical committee meeting, I encourage you to participate. The Summit offers an opportunity to hear directly from industry experts, contribute your perspective, and discover where your experience can help shape the future. The next generation of standards is already being written. The only question is: Will your expertise be part of them?
All the best, Lisa Lisa Pimpinella Sr. Executive Director EOS/ESD Association, Inc. 5 THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 RMV Technology Group, LLC, A NASA INDUSTRY PARTNER NASA Ames Research Center, Space Portal, Moffett Field, CA 94035 www.esdrmv.com and www.esdaerospacetraining.org Internationally Accredited ESD Product Qualification Laboratory The Exclusive iNARTE® Certified Space & Defense ESD Engineer Training Center 650-964-4792 or renee@esdrmv.com Proline 10 Avco Rd., Haverhill, MA 01835 Tel: 800-739-9067 Fax: 978-374-4885 www.1proline.com E-mail: Bench@1proline.com Manufactures ESD modular and ergonomic work benches The Future Needs Your Expertise Every ESDA Standard begins with a volunteer willing to share their knowledge. Every technical innovation begins with someone asking a question. Every advancement in our industry starts with professionals who choose to become involved. The inaugural ESDA Standards Technical Summit is your opportunity to join that conversation. Whether you are an engineer, scientist, quality professional, manufacturer, supplier, educator, or simply someone passionate about advancing ESD technology, your experience matters. The Summit is designed to bring together both seasoned standards contributors and first-time participants to discuss emerging technologies, identify industry needs, and explore where the next generation of standards should take us. Join us at the ESDA Standards Technical Summit. Discover the future technical challenges facing our industry. Meet the experts leading ESDA standards development. Share your knowledge and perspective. Explore opportunities to become involved in technical committees. Help shape the standards that will guide the electronics industry for years to come. The next great standard doesn't begin with a document. It begins with a conversation. We hope you'll be part of it.
6 THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 Upcoming Events September 2-4, 2026 ESD Compliance Verification Certification to TR53 Penang, Mylasia https://www.esda.org/events/esd-compliance-verification-certification-to-tr53-penangseptember-2026/ September 22-27, 2026 Standards and Committee Meeting Series Embassy Suites by Hilton Frisco Hotel, Frisco, TX https://www.esda.org/events/eosesd-association-inc-meeting-series-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11/ September 26-October 1, 2026 48th Annual EOS/ESD Symposium and Exhibits Embassy Suites by Hilton Frisco Hotel, Frisco, TX https://www.esda.org/events/48th-annual-eosesd-symposium-and-exhibits/ October 1, 2026 2026 Standards Technical Summit Embassy Suites by Hilton Frisco Hotel, Frisco, TX https://www.esda.org/events/standards-technical-summit-2026/ October 2-4, 2026 ESD Compliance Verification Technician to TR53® Embassy Suites by Hilton Frisco Hotel, Frisco, TX https://www.esda.org/store/product/134/tr53-registration-2026/ SelecTech, Inc. 33 Wales Ave, Suite F, Avon MA 02322 USA Ph: 508-583-3200 Fax: 877-738-4537 Email: info@selectechinc.com www.selectechinc.com Manufacturer of StaticStop interlocking flooring Desco Industries Inc. 3651 Walnut Ave., Chino, CA 91710 www.Descoindustries.com • Tel: CA-909-627-8178• MA-781-321-8370 ESD Control Products & More. Our brands include: APR, Desco, Desco Asia, Desco Europe, EasyBraid, EMIT, ESDSystems.com, Menda, Protektive Pak, SCS, SpecialTeam, Statguard, TRONEX and US Toyo Fan.
THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 7 October 2-5, 2026 Process Assessment Engineer Certification Embassy Suites by Hilton Frisco Hotel, Frisco, TX https://www.esda.org/store/product/196/esd-process-assessment-engineer-certificationpae-october-2-5-2026 November 10, 2026 Tech Talk: Two-Way Tech Growth: Mutual Gains in Modern Mentorship Virtual/Zoom https://www.esda.org/events/tech-talk-two-way-tech-growth-mutual-gains-in-modernmentorship/ November 9-10, 2026 Asia Online Forum Circuit Design Engineers Certification (ECEC 1) Online https://www.esda.org/events/asia-online-forum-circuit-design-engineers-certificationecec-1/ November 11-12, 2026 Asia Online Forum ESD Control Program Auditor Certification featuring ANSI/ESD S20.20 Seminar Online https://www.esda.org/events/asia-online-forum-esd-control-program-auditor-certificationfeaturing-ansiesd-s20-20-seminar/ Upcoming Events Key Resin Co./Flowcrete 4050 Clough Woods Drive, Batavia, OH 45103 513-943-4225, Fax 513-943-4255 sales@keyresin.com www.keyresin.com Manufacturer of conductive and ESD resinous flooring and floor sealers. Key Resin West 1315 E. Gibson, Suite D., Phoenix, AZ 85034 602-523-9353, Fax 602-523-9349 SCS - Formerly 3M Static Control 914 JR Industrial Drive, Sanford, NC 27332 USA Ph: 919-718-0000 www.staticcontrol.com ESD control products: bags, floor tiles, foot grounders, ionizers, mats, testers & monitors, smocks, vacuums, wrist straps, Static Control Management and more.
EOS/ESD Association, Inc. Join this certification event in Penang, Malaysia — seats are limited and will sell out! This program equips you with essential skills in compliance verification, setting the stage for you to conduct compliance verification measurements and evaluation of ESD control items. This EOS/ESD Association credential sets you apart as a certified competent professional with the right skillset and knowledge. Hands-On Training That Sets Standards! Experience hands-on training with industry-standard equipment in our TR53® course. Each session is built for practical learning, helping you condifently apply your skills to real-world scenarios. Prove Your Skills, Earn Your Certification! The TR53® course wraps up with a comprehensive assessment, challenging each participant to showcase their proficiency in accurate TR53® testing. This thorough evaluation ensures your certification reflects genuine competency. Join us to validate your expertise and earn a credential that truly stands out! LEARNING OUTCOMES: Upon completion of this training, individuals will be able to: relate his/her role to the critical function of Compliance Verification in an ESD control program select the correct tools and test instruments to conduct Compliance Verification in accordance with procedures defined in ESD TR53 & IEC TS 61340-5-4 evaluate the effectiveness of ESD control items and initiate the improvement of the Compliance Verification Plan ESD COMPLIANCEVERIFICATIONCERTIFICATION TO TR53® PENANG, MALAYSIA COURSE SCHEDULE: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2026 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 2026 CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION (OPTIONAL) FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 2026 COURSE LOCATION: PENANG, MALAYSIA LANGUAGE(S) : TRAINING WILL BE CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH PRIMARILY; ONE OF THE TRAINERS WILL BE FLUENT IN ENGLISH, MALAY AND CHINESE L ANGUAGES. COST: US$975 FOR THE TRAINING US$350 (ADDITIONAL) FOR THE OPTIONAL CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION 8 Core Insight, Inc. 186 Galmachi-ro, Seongnam-city, Gyeonggi-do, 13230, Korea Phone: +82-31-750-9200. Email: sales@coreinsight.co.kr: www.coreinsight.co.kr Steady-State DC Ionizer Manufacturer for BenchTop, Overhead, Nozzle, Gun, Air Assist, and Ceiling Ionizers Molded Fiberglass Tray Co. 6175 US Highway 6, Linesville, PA 16424 USA Ph: +1-814-683-4500 Fx: +1-814-683-4504 www.mfgtray.com Manufactures fiberglass reinforced plastic Fiberstat ESD products; trays, bins, totes, and mats
9 EOS/ESD Association, Inc. ESD COMPLIANCEVERIFICATIONCERTIFICATION TO TR53® PENANG, MALAYSIA WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Individuals with assigned responsibility in the Compliance Verification Plan of an ESD control program Quality Professionals/Engineers/Consultants Sales/Application Specialists PREREQUISITES: Individuals should review ESD TR53®-01-22 before beginning the course and keep it readily available for quick reference during the course. ESD TR53®-01-22 is available at: https://www.esda.org/store/standards/product/339/esd-tr53-01-22 All participants will receive a certificate of attendance. Only those who sit and pass the certification examination will receive a digital credential that may be verified independently through a 3rd party portal. HPPI GmbH Stadlerstrasse 6A, D-85540 Haar, Germany Phone: +49 (0)89 / 878 06 98 – 443; www.hppi.de Development and sales of ESD Testers Hanwa Electronic Ind. Co., Ltd. 689-3, Ogaito, Wakayama, Japan 649-6272 TEL:+81-73-477-4435 • FAX:+81-73-477-3445 keiichih@hanwa-ei.co.jp • www.hanwa-ei.co.jp Full Automatic Wafer Level ESD Tester / HBM, MM, HMM, and SCM ESD Tester, TLP Tester/ CDM Tester/ Electrostatic Imaging System REGISTRATION: HTTPS://WWW.ESDA.ORG/TR53PENANG
10 EOS/ESD Association, Inc. September Meeting Series THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 Simco-Ion, Technology 1141 Harbor Bay Pkwy, Ste 201, Alameda, CA USA 94502 (800) 367-2452 (510) 217-0600 ioninfo@simco-ion.com www.simco-ion.com/technology Simco-Ion has been the world’s largest provider of solutions for static charge control for over 40 years. Products include ionizing bars, ionizing blowers, in-line ionizing products with balance control as low as ±1V, Novx realtime monitors and ESD event detection. BARTH ELECTRONICS, INC. 702.293.1576 Original Equipment Manufacturers of: CMT Generator, TLP+, VFTLP+, and HMM+ Test Systems Please see barthelectronics.com for more info on our products. 1589 Foothill Drive, Boulder City, NV USA 89005 beisales@barthelectronics.com Since 1964
11 EOS/ESD Association, Inc. September Meeting Series Hotel booking information: https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/esdasymposiumseptember2026/ THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 NRD, LLC 2937 Alternate Boulevard, Grand Island, NY 14702 716-733-7634, Fax 716-773-7744 sales@nrdllc.com www.nrdllc.com NRD, LLC is recognized as a global leader in the field of static elimination using non-electrical nuclear ionization. The company is dedicated to developing and manufacturing static control technologies including advanced solutions utilizing Alpha and Beta emitters that meets regulatory requirements of sealed source technology. PurePulse ESD - formally Grund Technical Solutions 393-J Tomkins Ct. Gilroy, CA 95020, USA Phone: +1-408-216-8364 x103 Email: sales@grundtech.com https://www.GrundTech.com Manufacturer of ESD Test equipment for devices and wafers including PurePulse 2-pin set-up for HBM, MM, TLP and VF-TLP. Titan for independent device HBM testing. Test House Services with true 2-pin ESD Verification.
12 THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 Innovation, Collaboration, and Industry Leadership Headline the 2026 EOS/ESD Symposium The 2026 EOS/ESD Symposium is shaping up to be another outstanding gathering of the global EOS/ESD community, bringing together engineers, researchers, program managers, manufacturers, and industry leaders for a full week of technical education, collaboration, and networking. Hosted by EOS/ESD Association, Inc., the global standards and education organization, the Symposium will feature an engaging technical program focused on the latest developments in electrostatic discharge protection, electrical overstress, advanced semiconductor technologies, manufacturing reliability, process assessment, and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in ESD analysis. The week begins on Sunday, September 27, with the EOS/ESD Association Annual Meeting & Reception, welcoming attendees from around the world and setting the stage for an exciting week of professional exchange and industry engagement. Monday’s opening keynote, “Deep Neural Networks and Transfer Learning: Unlocking the Potential for ESD Data Analysis and Simulations,” highlights one of the Symposium’s major themes for 2026 — the growing role of artificial intelligence and advanced data analytics in EOS/ESD research and problem solving. Attendees will also receive an update on the 2027 ESDA Roadmap, providing valuable insight into future technology trends, industry priorities, and evolving challenges facing the electronics industry. Throughout the week, the Symposium program features a robust lineup of technical paper presentations, interactive seminars, discussion sessions, and industry networking opportunities. Technical sessions will explore a broad range of topics, including advanced CMOS technologies, ESD event detection, device reliability, latch-up performance, system-level ESD, manufacturing controls, and emerging protection strategies. Botron Company, Inc. 21601 N. 21st Ave Phoenix, AZ 85027 Phone: (623) 582-6776 Fax: 623-582-6700. https://www.botron.com Industry-leading ESD compliance automation. Estatec LLC 8175 Saint Andrews Ave. San Diego, CA 92154 Phone: (619) 934-8759 https://usa.estatec.com/ casales@estatec.com
13 THRESHOLD™ SEPT/OCT 2026 Interactive seminars continue to be a key highlight of the Symposium experience, encouraging attendee participation and practical discussion around real-world engineering challenges. Sessions such as “Applying Air-discharge ESD to Conductors: Is it time to stop the madness?” and “Process Assessment – ESD Event Detection” are expected to generate lively technical dialogue among participants. Tuesday’s keynote session will focus on reliability risks in harsh radiation environments and the critical relationship between latch-up performance and radiation hardness. This session underscores the increasing complexity of modern electronic systems and the need for multidisciplinary reliability strategies. In addition to the strong technical content, attendees will have extensive opportunities to connect with industry peers and solution providers during networking breaks, exhibitor engagement activities, receptions, and the exhibit hall experience. Guided exhibitor tours and dedicated networking events are designed to help attendees discover new technologies, exchange ideas, and build valuable professional relationships. The Symposium will also recognize technical excellence through its Symposium Paper Awards Presentation and continue its long-standing tradition of fostering collaboration between academia, industry, and standards development experts. Whether attendees are focused on semiconductor design, manufacturing operations, compliance programs, research, or reliability engineering, the 2026 EOS/ESD Symposium offers valuable education and practical insight for professionals across the electronics industry. With its combination of cutting-edge technical content, interactive learning, and worldclass networking opportunities, the 2026 EOS/ESD Symposium continues to serve as the premier international event dedicated to EOS/ESD awareness, research, and technology advancement. Additional program details, technical sessions, and event information are available at www.esda.events. ERGOFORM, S.A. DE C.V. Av. Palmas Nte. 562, Bellavista 62140 Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico Phone: +52.777311.6970. Fax: +52.777.311.666 Email: info@ergoform.com.mx https://wwwergoform.com.mx ERGOFORM is the leading Industrial, Manufacturing and Technical chair ESD manufacturer for 34 years focusing on the endusers health and the erdonomics and durability of our products. WORK SURFACES CORPORATION 47 East Highland Ave.Unit B, Sierra Madre, CA 91024 Phone: +1.626.485.2555. Email: bp@worksurfaces.com https://worksurfaces.com/ We make solid brass ESD grounding systems for electronic workstations. We sell custom ESD equipment covers, wrist straps, ground cords, ect.
2026 EOS/ESD Symposium Schedule September 27-October 5, 2026 Start UTC-5 Start UTC-5 Stop UTC-5 Stop UTC-5 Duration 60 120 30 90 60 90 30 120 90 Duration Frisco 8 Hotel Breakfast - On Your Own Special Interest Group - 3D Integration Morning Break Special Interest Group - 3D Integration Lunch - Open to SIG Attendees Special Interest Group - ESD AI Afternoon Break Special Interest Group - ESD AI Frisco 9 EOS/ESD Association, Inc. Annual Meeting & Reception - Open to All Attendees Hotel Breakfast - On Your Own Frisco 9 Opening Welcome Keynote: Deep Neural Networks and Transfer Learning: Unlocking the Potential for ESD Data Analysis and Simulations 2027 ESDA Roadmap Update Foyer Networking Coffee Break Frisco 1 Technical Session Papers 1A.1 & 1A.2 Frisco 2 Technical Session Papers 1B.1 & 1B.2 Frisco 9 Symposium Paper Awards Presentation Lunch Frisco 1 Frisco 2 IInteractive Seminar: Applying Air-discharge ESD to conductors: Is it time to stop the Interactive Seminar: Process Assessment - madness? ESD Event Detection Foyer Afternoon Networking Break with Refreshments Frisco 1 Technical Session Papers 2A.1, 2A.2, & 2A.3 Frisco 2 Technical Session Papers M1.1, M1.2, & M1.3 Frisco 9 Year in Review: ESD Protection Challenges and Strategies in Advanced CMOS Technologies Frisco 5 Author's Corner for 1A.1, 1A.2, 1B.1, 1B.2, 2A.1, 2A.2, 2A.3, M1.1, M1.2, M1.3 Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Welcome Reception - Exhibits Open 8/6/2026 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:30 AM 9:20 AM 10:20 AM 10:50 AM 8:00 AM 8:30 AM 9:20 AM 10:20 AM 10:50 AM 11:40 AM 11:40 AM 12:55 PM 12:55 PM 2:25 PM 2:25 PM 2:55 PM 4:10 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 2:55 PM 4:10 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 9:00 PM 60 30 50 60 30 50 75 90 30 75 50 60 180 Version 1 14 218 W. Court St., Rome, NY 13440 + 315-339-6937 Email: info.eosesda@esda.org Web Site: https://www.esda.org/
Start UTC-5 Start UTC-5 Stop UTC-5 Stop UTC-5 Duration Duration Foyer Hotel Breakfast - On Your Own Frisco 9 Morning Welcome Keynote: Emerging Trends in High-Speed Applications, from Datacom to Base Stations Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Activities in the Exhibit Hall Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall Frisco 1 Technical Session Papers 6A.1, 6A.2, & 6A.3 Frisco 2 Technical Session Papers 6B.1, 6B.2, & 6B.3 Frisco 9 Transition Break Year in Review: Contact Pulsed CDM Testing with CC-TLP Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Light Networking Attendee Lunch in the exhibit hall Frisco 3 Workshop: When Wireline Goes Internal: ESD Implications of Chiplet Based High Speed Interfaces Invited Presentation (1:00 PM - 1:20 PM) Foyer Afternoon Networking Break with Refreshments in the Foyer Frisco 9 Invited Presentation Session Frisco 5 Author's Corner for 6A.1, 6A.2, 6A.3, 6B.1, 6B.2, 6B.3, Invited Presentations Frisco 9 General Chair's Reception Frisco 7 Hotel Breakfast - On Your Own Professional and Technical Women's Breakfast Reception Frisco 9 Morning Welcome Keynote: Reliability Risk in Harsh Radiation Environments: Why Good Electrical Latchup Performance is NOT Sufficient to Guarantee Radiation Hardness Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Guided Introduction Tour(s) to Meet the Exhibitors Networking Coffee Break in the exhibit hall Frisco 1 Technical Session Papers 3A.1, 3A.2, & 3A.3 Frisco 2 Technical Session Papers M2.1, M2.2, & M2.3 Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Activities in the Exhibit Hall Networking Coffee Break in the exhibit hall Frisco 1 Technical Session Papers 4A.1 & 4A.2 Frisco 2 Keynote: Ionic Thrust Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Light Networking Lunch in the Exhibit Hall Frisco 3 Frisco 4 Workshop: ESD Challenges for 2.5D, 3D and 3.5 Integration on Advanced Packaging Control Program Plan, and More! Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Afternoon Networking Break with Refreshments in the Exhibit Hall Frisco 1 Technical Session Papers 5A.1, 5A.2, & 5A.3 Frisco 2 Manufacturing Hands-on ESD Control Basics - Compliance verification/qualification measurements for ionizers, garments, footwear/flooring combinations, and workstations Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall Frisco 5 Author's Corner for 3A.1, 3A.2, 3A.3, M2.1, M2.2, M2.3, 4A.1, 4A.2, 5A.1, 5A.2, 5A.3 Frisco 3 Workshop: From CDM Testing to CDM Strategy: What Not to Test? Frisco 7 Emerging Professionals mixer Frisco 8 ESD Control Game Start UTC-5 Start UTC-5 Stop UTC-5 Stop UTC-5 Coffee in the Exhibit Hall Duration Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Exhibits Open - Coffee in the exhibit hall Coffee in the Exhibit Hall Activities in the Exhibit Hall Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall 45 Light Networking Attendee Lunch in the exhibit hall Coffee in the Exhibit Hall Exhibits Close Duration Exhibit Hall - Frisco 6 Exhibits Open - Coffee in the exhibit hall Coffee in the Exhibit Hall Guided Introduction Tour(s) to Meet the Exhibitors Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall Coffee in the Exhibit Hall Activities in the Exhibit Hall Networking Coffee Break in the exhibit hall Coffee in the Exhibit Hall Light Networking Lunch in the exhibit hall 50 30 60 Coffee in the exhibit hall 30 Afternoon Networking Break with Refreshments in the Exhibit Hall Coffee in the exhibit hall 20 Networking Coffee Break in the exhibit hall Exhibits Close 8/6/2026 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:10 AM 8:10 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:10 AM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM 11:10 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:15 PM 2:35 PM 5:30 PM 6:30 PM 2:35 PM 5:30 PM 6:30 PM 8:00 PM 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:10 AM 8:10 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:50 AM 9:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:05 AM 11:35 AM 11:35 AM 12:25 PM 12:25 PM 1:25 PM 1:25 PM 2:40 PM 2:40 PM 3:10 PM 3:10 PM 4:25 PM 4:25 PM 4:45 PM 4:45 PM 5:45 PM 5:45 PM 7:00 PM 60 10 50 50 75 30 50 60 75 30 75 20 60 75 60 10 50 45 75 10 50 60 75 20 175 60 90 12:25 PM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 2:40 PM 4:25 PM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM 2:00 PM 11:05 AM 11:35 AM 8:30 AM 9:50 AM 8:30 AM 9:45 AM 3:10 PM 4:45 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 1:25 PM 60 Version 1 15 2026 EOS/ESD Symposium Schedule September 27-October 5, 2026 Staticworx Inc. Williston, Vermont, USA Phone: (617 ) 923-2000 https://staticworx.com StaticWorx high-performance static-control floors protect electronic components, explosives, and high-speed computers from damage caused by static electricity. NQA 289 Great Rd., Suite 105, Acton, MA 0120 (800) 649-5289, info@nqa-usa.com, www. nqa.com NQA is an ESDA accredited third party certification body providing ANSI/ESD 20.20 and IEC 61340-5-1 Favility Audits, Certifications and related support servcs. Workshop: Ask the Experrts General ESD Control- S20.20, TR53®, STMs, Humidity
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EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. ⌨w ww.esda.org info.eosesda@esda.org 218 West Court Street, Rome, NY 13440 Standards Technical Summit 2026 Shaping the Future of ESD & Reliability Standards Launching on October 1, 2026 at the EOS/ESD Symposium, in Frisco, TX No Additional Cost to Attend EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. is proud to introduce a powerful new annual event designed to shape the future of our industry. This one-day strategic forum brings together corporate technology leaders, standards developers, reliability experts, and cross-industry innovators to answer one critical question: What should the next generation of ESD and reliability standards look like? Why This Summit Matters The electronics industry is evolving rapidly—advanced packaging, AI hardware, automotive electrification, heterogeneous integration, new materials, and emerging reliability risks are changing the landscape. Standards must evolve just as quickly. The Standards Technical Summit is designed to ensure that ESDA standards — and the broader standards community — remain aligned with real-world industry needs and emerging technologies. A Forum for Strategic Industry Leadership - Not A Lecture This is not a traditional committee meeting. The Standards Technical Summit is a highlevel, forward-looking strategy session that: Brings together leaders from across industries and disciplines Includes voices from outside ESDA to ensure broad industry context Encourages “outside-the-box” thinking Prioritizes industry needs Catalyzes new technical initiatives and volunteer teams Rev 6/30/26 Interested in joining? Let us know at https://www.esda.org/standards-summit-interest-form/ 18
Brought to you by: Who Should Attend If you care about where standards are heading — this is your forum. Help Shape the Future EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. ⌨w ww.esda.org info.eosesda@esda.org 218 West Court Street, Rome, NY 13440 Rev 6/30/26 Nathaniel Peachey, Qorvo Devin Hart, KCNSC Alvin Boutte, NASA Christopher Almeras, Raytheon Daniel O’Brien, US Air Force Charlie Buehler, NASA John Kinnear, EOS/ESD Association, Inc. Wolfgang Stadler, Gaertner & Stadler ESD Consulting Andrea Boroni, STMicroelectronics Alain Loiseau, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Steffen Holland, Nexperia Arman Vassighi, Intel Corporation Chris Long, IBM (retired) Michelle Maas-Deane, ANSI Gregory O’Sullivan, Micron Technology, Inc. Corporate Technology Leaders Engineering Directors & Reliability Managers Semiconductor & Advanced Packaging Experts Automotive Electronics Leaders Representatives from other Standards Organizations Symposium Keynote Speakers Industry Visionaries who want to influence what comes next Be part of the conversation that will define the next decade of ESD and reliability standards. Standards do not evolve by accident. They evolve because industry leaders step forward. Interested in joining? Let us know at https://www.esda.org/standards-summit-interest-form/ 19
EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. ⌨w ww.esda.org info.eosesda@esda.org 218 West Court Street, Rome, NY 13440 8:15 - 8:30 Introduction 8:30 - 9:15 Energetics - What is Needed From the Standards Industry? 9:15 - 10:00 Aerospace - What is Needed From the Standards Industry? Energetic materials—including explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, and other electrostatic discharge-sensitive materials—present some of the most demanding ESD control challenges of any industry. Unlike semiconductor manufacturing, where ESD events may damage devices, electrostatic discha rge in energetics can have immediate safety consequences for personnel, facilities, and mission-critical operations. As manufacturing technologies, automation, advanced materials, and global supply chains evolve, the standards industry has an opportunity to ensure ESD guidance remains current, practical, and harmonized across commercial, defense, aerospace, and government applications. What does the energetics community need from the standards industry to improve safety, consistency, and implementation over the next decade? Aerospace and military systems have some of the longest product life cycles of any industry, often exceeding 20–40 years. Increasing electronics density, advanced packaging, and heterogeneous integration are creating new ESD and latch-up risks. Supply chain globalization and component obsolescence continue to challenge qualification and reliability efforts. Missioncritical applications require extremely high confidence in standards, test methods, and compliance processes. If the EOS/ESD Association could deliver one new standard, technical report, or industry initiative over the next three years that would provide the greatest value to aerospace and military organizations, what should it be? The EOS/ESD Association Technical Standards Summit brings together industry leaders, technology innovators, manufacturers, standards developers, and end users to identify emerging ESD and reliability challenges, assess gaps in current standards, and define priorities that will guide the evolution of industry standards for next-generation electronics technologies. 1. Identify Emerging Technology Challenges Impacting ESD and Reliability 2. Assess Gaps in Existing Standards and Industry Practices 3. Define Industry Priorities for Future Standards Development 4. Improve Alignment Between Technology Roadmaps and Standards Development 5. Strengthen Collaboration Across Industries 6. Improve the Link Between Manufacturing Reality and Standards Requirements 7. Establish a Vision for Ultra-Sensitive Device Manufacturing 8. Accelerate Standards Evolution Interested in joining? Let us know at https://www.esda.org/standardssummit-interest-form/ Rev 6/30/26 Agenda 20
EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. ⌨w ww.esda.org info.eosesda@esda.org 218 West Court Street, Rome, NY 13440 Interested in joining? Let us know at https://www.esda.org/standardssummit-interest-form/ 10:00 - 10:30 Break 10:30 - 11:15 Automotive- What is needed From the Standards Industry? 11:15 - 12:00 Foundry - What is Needed From the Standards Industry? 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch Break Foundries are at the fore front of technology development and often see ESD challenges years before products reach volume manufacturing. As device geometries shrink, advanced packaging proliferates, and heterogeneous integration becomes the norm, foundries need clear guidance on future ESD expectations to make informed process, design, and investment decisions. How can the EOS/ESD Association Technology Roadmap better support foundries in preparing for the next generation of ESD challenges? The automotive industry is under going one of the most significant technology transformations in its history. Electrification, autonomous driving, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), software-defined, vehicles, high-speed communications, and increasingly complex, semiconductor content are creating new ESD and reliability challenges. While automotive has historically relied on a combination of industry standards, OEM specifications, and supplier requirements, many stakeholders believe current standards are struggling to keep pace with technology evolution. What gaps exist in today's ESD and reliability standards, and what does the automotive industry need from standards organizations over the next 5–10 years? Traditional ESD control programs were developed when devices were significantly more robust. Advanced packaging technologies are driving unprecedented CDM sensitivity. 2.5D heterogeneous integration introduces multiple handling points, suppliers, and assembly processes. The industry is moving toward a point where prevention—not qualification testing— is the primary defense. How can manufacturing successfully control ESD when devices are approaching or below 5V CDM sensitivity? Rev 6/30/26 21 10:30-11:15 Manufacturing - Control Plan for 5V CDM in 2.5D Heterogeneous Integration
EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. ⌨w ww.esda.org info.eosesda@esda.org 218 West Court Street, Rome, NY 13440 Rev 6/30/26 Interested in joining? Let us know at https://www.esda.org/standards-summit-interest-form/ 1:45 - 2:30 Tool Certification - What Standards Should Automated Manufacturing and Assembly Tools be Certified to? 2:30 - 3:00 Break 3:00 - 3:45 Cross-Industry Collaboration for Next-Generation ESD and Reliability Standards As semiconductor manufacturing moves toward greater automation and device sensitivities continue to decline, the role of manufacturing equipment in ESD control has become increasingly critical. Many organizations invest heavily in ESD control programs, yet a significant portion of ESD risk originates from automated handling equipment, assembly tools, robotics, conveyors, and test systems. Today, there is often no universally accepted certification framework that demonstrates a tool is truly suitable for handling increasingly sensitive devices. What standards, performance criteria, and certification processes should be used to qualify automated manufacturing and assembly tools for ESD-sensitive production environments? The challenges facing ESD and reliability engineers today no longer fit neatly within a single industry. Semiconductor manufacturers, automotive OEMs, aerospace contractors, medical device companies, consumer electronics manufacturers, foundries, OSATs, equipment suppliers, and materials providers are all confronting similar issues: Advanced packaging and heterogeneous integration Ultra-low CDM robustness Increasing system complexity AI and high-performance computing applications Electrification and autonomous systems Supply chain fragmentation Faster technology development cycles No single industry can solve these challenges alone. How can industries collaborate more effectively to develop the next generation of ESD and reliability standards that are both technically robust and broadly applicable? 22
EOS/ESD Association®, Inc. ⌨w ww.esda.org info.eosesda@esda.org 218 West Court Street, Rome, NY 13440 Rev 6/30/26 Together, we will build what’s next. Join us at the 2026 EOS/ESD Symposium on September 28-30, 2026 — and stay for the inaugural Standards Technical Summit. The EOS/ESD Symposium, held in the days preceding the Summit, remains the premier event for education, technical exchange, and networking in ESD and EOS control. By attending the Symposium, you will: Gain insight from cutting-edge technical sessions Engage with industry leaders Experience keynotes aligned with forward-looking industry challenges Stay for the Standards Technical Summit and help define what comes next For full details, visit https://esda.events/ 4:30 - 5:00 Summary 3:45 - 4:30 Strengthen & Evolve Existing Standards By the conclusion of the Summit, participants should aim to produce: 1. Top 10 Emerging ESD and Reliability Challenges 2. Priority Standards Gap Analysis 3. Recommendations for the ESDA Technology Roadmap 4. Cross-Industry Collaboration Opportunities 5. Future Manufacturing Readiness Assessment 6. Recommended Standards and Technical Report Initiatives 7. Strategic Input for EOS/ESD Association Standards Committees As the electronics industry advances into an era of heterogeneous integration, AI hardware, advanced packaging, electrification, autonomous systems, and ultra-sensitive semiconductor devices, there is increasing pressure to create new standards. However, many stakeholders believe that significant value can still be realized by strengthening, modernizing, and expanding existing standards before developing entirely new ones. How should the standards community prioritize improving existing ESD and reliability standards to ensure they remain relevant, practical, and effective for future technologies? Interested in joining? Let us know at https://www.esda.org/standards-summit-interest-form/ 23
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