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I highly doubt its only google or fb who deal with this. It can even be a problem with a single machine depending on the environment. Like I was messing around
by anfilt 5y ago
I highly doubt its only google or fb who deal with this.
It can even be a problem with a single machine depending on the environment. Like I was messing around with a simple circuit on a bread board. One of the ICs had a schimit trigger and just the EMI from being on a bread board consistently would cause my desktop computer near by to lock up.
There is all sort of spurious noise from cosmic to man made that has the potential to screw up a chips operation
Heck even a dip in power for a few micro seconds could cause issues, and most UPS use a mechanical relay that takes milliseconds to kick in ect... All though any decent PSU should have enough filtering capacitance to filter out such a short event
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoWell with AC power you get zero crossings anyways. If you can't survive a microsecond without power, don't use AC.