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Can anyone tell me which sort of energy or frequency is able to create a change in electronic appliances… such as thermostats and TV’s etc?
This is a bit vauge since you're unclear about what kind of changes you're interested in. Of you took a magnet and placed it on the TV screen of a picture tube (not a plasma or LED display though) then you will see the colors become distorted. In this case the frequency is zero.cylent said:Can anyone tell me which sort of energy or frequency is able to create a change in electronic appliances… such as thermostats and TV’s etc?
High frequency can cause interference and disruptions in the functioning of electronic appliances. It can also lead to overheating and damage to the internal components, resulting in malfunctions or even failure.
Yes, low frequency can cause flickering or dimming of lights, slow or erratic operation of devices, and possible interference with wireless signals.
Electromagnetic energy can induce voltage and current in electronic appliances, which can interfere with their normal functioning. It can also cause overheating and damage to sensitive components.
Yes, devices with sensitive components such as computers, televisions, and audio equipment are more susceptible to energy or frequency interference. These devices also emit electromagnetic energy themselves, which can cause interference with other nearby appliances.
You can use surge protectors and voltage regulators to protect your appliances from sudden spikes in energy or voltage. You can also keep electronic devices away from sources of high frequency or electromagnetic energy, such as power lines or other electronic devices.