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Can't I just chuck it in the microwave and hope no one presses start?
by bollybobthoeton 1y ago
Can't I just chuck it in the microwave and hope no one presses start?
- jefftk 1y agoFrequency is too high. Needs to be solid metal, and your microwave uses a mesh. Your microwave is also super leaky electromagnetically, which you can see by the effect on 2.4GHz WiFi. It's just not leaky enough to cook you.
- Calwestjobs 1y agochuck what? your desktop pc already is inside of metal enclosure designed to minimize EM emissions, per UL/CE requirements for electronic devices. also Voltage is difference between two levels, "potential". so that means 5Volt dc device will work if "GND"/minus pole is 3000volts "above real earth" and positive pole is 3005Volt "above real earth" difference between + and - is voltage, so 3000 V - 3005 V is 5 V. youtubers can film experiment showing this.
- cesarb 1y ago> your desktop pc already is inside of metal enclosure designed to minimize EM emissions, per UL/CE requirements for electronic devices. Many desktop PCs have enclosures with one or more sides made of glass or acrylic. That does not seem "designed to minimize EM emissions" to me.