Have you ever gotten a shock when touching a metal piece, a doorknob, or even another person? This sudden jolt is caused by the discharge of static electricity that has built up in your body. The separation of charges occurs during various activities, such as combing your hair, walking on a carpet, or running on

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As electronic devices become more complex and faster, achieving electrostatic discharge (ESD) immunity is increasingly challenging. One effective approach to studying ESD in R&D is simulation. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) is a phenomenon where static electricity discharge happens between two electrically charged objects when they are close, such as the human finger approaching an electronic device.

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