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cloudff7 14 days ago

Are the electromagnetic fields and waves generated by a large 29" CRT TV (turn ON) and Desk Fan (turn ON) at a distance of 2cm from a 2.5" HDD (turn ON) sufficient to penetrate the HDD and cause interference in the arm and head movements, as well as read and write errors? i has old 2010 and new hdds 2.5"

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  • battlecoder
    battlecoder 14 days ago +4
    While looking for the magnetic protection details of 2.5" HDDs (to give an informed answer to this problem) I found similar posts (same parameters; 2.5" HDD, 2-3cm from a 29" CRT) several times in a handful…
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    kmikemoo 13 days ago in reply to battlecoder +1
    battlecoder Great sleuthing.
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    0 kmikemoo 14 days ago

     cloudff7 Interesting question.  All of the HDD that I've played with are made with metal cases that would create an equipotential plane for all the components contained therein.  CRT TVs are also made with a ground plane around the edge of the screen.  I don't know, but I'm going to guess "doubtful".

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    0 kmikemoo 14 days ago

     cloudff7 Interesting question.  All of the HDD that I've played with are made with metal cases that would create an equipotential plane for all the components contained therein.  CRT TVs are also made with a ground plane around the edge of the screen.  I don't know, but I'm going to guess "doubtful".

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    0 cloudff7 13 days ago in reply to kmikemoo

    metal protrect in this situation

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