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The metal "end" of the cable is connected to ground, not power. If you're getting shocked by that, you've got bigger problems.
by duskwuff 3y ago
The metal "end" of the cable is connected to ground, not power.
If you're getting shocked by that, you've got bigger problems.
- 05 3y agoIt's the EMI shield coupling inside the power supply, see [0]. Shouldn't happen with properly grounded chargers (but the charger in question is probably two-pronged without a ground pin, like the majority of chargers). [0] https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/476895/ac-to-dc-power-supply-earth-ground-capacitance-on-dc-output https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/476895/ac-to...