Re: [EE] easiest way to create and couple noise into a circuit?
Mark Scoville <MScoville <at> unicontrolinc.com>
2007-02-01 00:12:07 GMT
My favorite way to make lots of electical noise is to use a large motor
contactor. The trick is to complete the circuit to the contactor with a
loose wire and a file. Drag the loose wire across the file and the contactor
will chatter like crazy - it's not very scientific, but it does make lots of
EMI.
-- Mark
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From: <peiserma <at> ridgid.com>
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Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 16:31:39 -0500
Subject: [EE] easiest way to create and couple noise into a circuit?
> Most circuits have some inputs and outputs (external wires) connecting
> them to the real world. I want to create electrical noise and subject
> an
> unsuspecting PIC and its inputs to noise.
>
> I'd love to have a gizmo that can throw some noise into the system in
> the lab. It doesn't need to be fancy, just an effective noise-maker.
> I'm
> thinking a bank of relays with long leads to the relay coils (no coil
> suppression of course). The leads could then be wrapped around the
> inputs to the circuit. I also have in my lab a sample 120V DC motor; I
> could run that directly from rectified 120V AC, and switch rapidly
> on-off with one of the aforementioned relays...
>
> Does anyone have a favorite way of doing a quick bench test like this
> in
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