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Often using a magnetic probe is better than a current shunt in any case, due to power regulator noise. I can only imagine that shielding a device intended to b
by nullc 7y ago
Often using a magnetic probe is better than a current shunt in any case, due to power regulator noise.
I can only imagine that shielding a device intended to be a radio transmitter would not be an easy proposition. :)
Would it really be that much of an improvement to remove one vector when there is another equally good vector immediately available?
- rini17 7y agoIMO magnetic probe requires proximity - prying the package open instead of just measuring current from power supply (battery, USB). Is that equally good?