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although flicker and electrical interference caused by the bulb are not necessarily connected. If you worry about EMI, you need to measure EMI.
by detaro 5y ago
although flicker and electrical interference caused by the bulb are not necessarily connected. If you worry about EMI, you need to measure EMI.
- mdp2021 5y agoSure. That was a "moreover". But the link is that, from the possible silver-bullety initial idea of "aproblematic", the first (flicker) is a first breach of that idea and an "initial warning", which opens to the second (EMI)... In the realm of ideas and assumptions about the world, not in that of physics.