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3-1(1) Whether the reverse breakdown voltage (VBR) of an ESD protection diode is sufficiently higher than the amplitude (maximum voltage) of the signal line to be protected
As the voltage across an ESD protection diode approaches its reverse breakdown voltage (VBR), leakage current increases. At a voltage close to VBR, the leakage current might distort the waveform of the signal line to be protected. Reverse current (IR) increases exponentially with reverse voltage (VR). It is important to select ESD protection diodes with VRWM higher than the amplitude of the signal lines to be protected.