Seguridad ESD y Precauciones Generales al Ensamblar una Computadora
ESD precautions
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a concern when handling computer components. Static charges can build up in the body just by walking across the room. It may not be apparent, but it is usually enough to damage computer components if they were to be touched. A static charge of 2000 volts is enough for a person to notice. This may have been experienced when walking across a room and touching a doorknob or other metal surface. A static charge of only 200 volts is sufficient to damage a computer component.
ESD is probably the greatest problem when a user unwraps newly purchased computer parts and components when preparing to assemble the computer. Always review the ESD precautions before beginning the assembly process. The following...