A list of puns related to "EMF measurement"
I am asking, because the app Electrosmart only shows some details for wifi network from router. however I would like to measure for instance wifi receiver in my laptop, or mobile, or bluetooth devices, that I understand also release waves.
Hi guys,
Just me again trying to measure the speed of a vibrating motor using a Due. Here's my schematic. I'm measuring the back-emf of a motor across a 1.5 ohm resistor and through a high pass filter, which I then amplify via an op amp to get a signal big enough to read.
I tuned everything on PWM=255 and got a nice trace that can be measured with interrupts really nicely and has a DC offset that makes it not fry the Arduino. I tried changing the speed and the speed changes nicely, which I can measure on an oscilloscope, but I can't measure it with an Arduino because the number of spikes changes (lower speed = more spikes)
https://imgur.com/a/kRBtJLy
Does anyone know why this might be happening? How can I measure my speeds without an oscilloscope?
Thanks so much!
The best consumer devices only seem to measure up to about 10ghz.
That won't cover 5g operating in the 30 ghz range. Supposedly this stuff can also go into the 60-70ghz range too. But it seems 30ghz is more common at this point as the highest used.
There's one I saw on Amazon but comments said it isn't sensitive enough. Im looking for a sensitive one
Which meter(s) could I buy to measure from about 1hz to 30khz?
I'm having trouble finding khz meters.
Would there be an all in one for 1hz to 30khz?
I'd prefer it to be 3 axis too.
Hoping on some recommendations.
Thank you.
Now that I should hopefully be done with internship interviews for the rest of my life, here's a mega list of almost every interview question I was asked from 150+ interviews at Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Google, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Analog Devices, Texas Instruments, Northrop Grumman, SpaceX, Tesla, etc. This is going to be a massive step up from "part 1" that I posted a while back now that I have more coursework, internships, and interviews under my belt.
This was originally going to be part of the Interviews chapter of my internship search guide, but that post just got WAY too long so I decided to create a separate post just for this repository of questions. That post is still chock-full of interview advice and experiences, so check it out when it's ready! And before you get started, take a guess at how many questions this list has! (bonus points if you comment your guess because I'm also curious about your guesses!)
If you're reading this on Reddit (or not my website), check this post out on my website! You'll get this super cool table of contents bar that will make navigation much easier through this massive post. Any updates to this list will be reflected on my website, not this Reddit post or anything else. Also Reddit only allows posts up to 40,000 characters and my full list way exceeds that so you'll need to hop over to my website to get everything else. For some reason, Reddit has trouble recognizing my list so this Reddit post will have bullet points to identify questions, while my website has a BIG numbered list. And more importantly, you'll be giving me ad revenue!
Talking about head shielding.. take a look at this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Electromagnetics/comments/a95ki0/video_review_of_emf_protection_clothing_measuring/
Hi!
Does anyone know how to extract the gps coordinates of a DJI drone along with the time stamp in an excel file?
I want to make an application where I have to synchronize the time stamp of the drone with the time stamp of a measuring device. Thanks!
Hey guys, I did a reply yesterday to someone who was wondering if there is a full list of all the hints/tells that the ghosts have.I have decided to actually make it into one big giant post.I'll highlight keypoints with CAPS letters, make sure to follow these keypoints in your game otherwise your tests might fail! All of these observations ware made using NIGHTMARE MODE
You can say that if you're thinking about going NIGHTMARE MODE, then that is the post for you
Enjoy Ghost Hunters!
Would I need a EMF detector?
I appreciate, I do not know about the subject but I would like to know what would be the most suitable aarate to measure radiation
I bought a "Happymodel Diamond F4 FR 5-in-1 AIO Flight Controller w/ Built-In ESC, VTX, Receiver" with a bad ESC. These seem to be out of stock everywhere, and I thought the problem might have been on my end, so I decided to debug it instead of attempting a return. In the end I fixed it, and I wanted to share how I did so for anyone else with a similar issue. I also have some notes on the board that may be useful for other issues.
The problem: Upon arming the quad, one of the motors (M4) twitches a few times, then beeps and stops moving. The other motors are spinning normally. No amount of throttling or adjusting in BLHeli or BetaFlight can get this motor to spin. However, it seems to work sometimes - even if only momentarily.
My Debugging Process
I am trying to shield my laptop and work environment as much as possible from EMF however I am trying to keep a low profile as I work in a busy office environment, and I would like to find a good EMF reader for Android phones or tablets I can use at work without being seen doing anything suspicious
I recently purchased a TF2 meter to check my exposure level to EMF, EF and RF fields in my office and bedroom and am simply shocked.
I have always made a conscious effort to have absolutely everything hard wired, yet some of my wired devices are completely frying me; allow me to explain.
In terms of my office set up, my wireless mouse is the only component that is not wired, yet somehow gives off the least amount of EMF and RF pollution. My wired keyboard however ( Logitech G413 ) is giving out terrible EF and RF radiation, the same as my wired headset ( Hyperx Cloud ii ) which gives off awful EF, EMF & RF radiation which is particularly concerning seeing as it sits on my head for many hours a day. How can this be so? Surely the entire point of making sure everything is hardwired is to avoid the radiation; or have I overlooked something here? I won't even begin to go into the RF exposure from my 3 monitors, albeit only up very close.
One of the solutions I have come up with is to insulate all of the wiring behind my desk, so as to reduce my EF exposure ( can post link to the product in comments if anybody needs ) but I am completely dumbfounded in terms of how to make my wired devices, which I thought would be completely clean, function without irradiating me to the extent that they are?
Any help or explanation for why this may be the case would be greatly appreciated!
Edit - I hope this is the right place for this post, apologies if not
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