What is BS EN 62779-1 –General requirements for Semiconductor interface about?
BS EN 62779 is a European standard on semiconductor devices that discusses the semiconductor interface for human body communication to build efficient semiconductor devices. BS EN 62779-1 provides the general requirements for semiconductor interfaces.
BS EN 62779-1 is the first part of a multi-series that defines general requirements for a semiconductor interface used in human body communication (HBC). BS EN 62779-1 also includes general and functional specifications of the interface, as well as limiting values and its operating conditions.
Who is BS EN 62779-1 -General requirements for Semiconductor interface for?
BS EN 62779-1 on general requirements for Semiconductor devices is relevant to:
- Semiconductor device manufacturers
- Electronic device manufacturers
Why should you use BS EN 62779-1 -General requirements for Semiconductor interface?
In human body communication (HBC), the body of a user is used to transmit data from one device to another, and devices can thereby communicate without a wired or wireless technology. HBC technology is very suitable for providing a context-awareness service based on TAP. A semiconductor interface is a contact between the semiconductor itself and a metal.
BS EN 62779-1 provides you with general and functional specifications of the interface, as well as limiting values and its operating conditions. BS EN 62779-1 assist in assembling the technologies between the driver and the transmitting electrode and assembling between the receiving electrode and the analogue front end.
The electric specification under BS EN 62779-1 assist in specifying the range of an operating temperature that results in sustaining the devices in different temperatures. BS EN 62779-1 assist you in determining the electrical performance of the semiconductor interface and provides a detailed understanding of the general and functional specification of the interface for human body communication.