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ESD/LU Specialist

Peter C. de Jong is an ESD/LU specialist at Synopsys, where he is responsible for the ESD solutions addressing a wide range of system interfaces. Prior to joining Synopsis, he spent 20 years at Philips Semiconductors Nijmegen (now NXP Semiconductors) where he worked on ESD protections for the company’s CMOS I/O libraries. de Jong holds an M.S. degree in Technical Physics from Delft University of Technology.

Qualification of Interface IP for Charge Device Model Based on Peak Current

The voltage based CDM classification has practically no meaning for IP qualification. In this article, we propose an alternative CDM qualification, which is based on a peak current criterion.

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