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Sure, leave me for the FETs.But FETs are fickle. First they'll ask you to wear an anti-ESD strap on your wrist. Then your ankle. Then they'll want you to sit on a mat. Then you'll be in a sweaty Class 100 plastic bag with special conductive lines in the fabric carting them around in a metal cart with a grounding chain while they're sipping Class 1 air. Before long, they won't even let you handle them without a ceramic vacuum wand. Not vinyl gloves, not nitrile. Ceramic or you're not getting any.And then, when you least expect it, you're going to have just a little too much static charge on you and they'll abandon you to erratic switching behavior.
Sure, leave me for the FETs.
But FETs are fickle. First they'll ask you to wear an anti-ESD strap on your wrist. Then your ankle. Then they'll want you to sit on a mat. Then you'll be in a sweaty Class 100 plastic bag with special conductive lines in the fabric carting them around in a metal cart with a grounding chain while they're sipping Class 1 air. Before long, they won't even let you handle them without a ceramic vacuum wand. Not vinyl gloves, not nitrile. Ceramic or you're not getting any.
And then, when you least expect it, you're going to have just a little too much static charge on you and they'll abandon you to erratic switching behavior.