Which is not a precaution for handling CMOS? – McqOptions

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1.	Which is not a precaution for handling CMOS?
A.	Devices should be placed with pins down on a grounded surface, such as a metal plate.
B.	All tools, test equipment, and metal workbenches should be earth grounded.
C.	CMOS devices should not be inserted into sockets or PC boards with the power on.
D.	Wear wool clothes at all times.
Answer» E.

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