@tech.explain: Can you hear electronics?

ChevalieurNoir :

quick question, why two mics?

Eng. Diing Malueth :

magnetic field sensor can work even on dc electronics

🏳️‍🌈🫷Harrys (harralaby) :

My wireless charger is doing something like that and I can hear it

willie_ngendahayo :

electrons don't move 😏

Xaver :

i swear i can sometimes hear it

GrumpJet :

I can hear it... ADHD though.

messy :

sorry to break it to you but that is NOT electricity😭✌️💔 this is an inductor sound at high frequency

NvXD :

fun fact, if you charge your Bluetooth headphones (mine are Sony wh 1000 xm3) with ur pc with a 3,5mm jack connected to the same pc you can hear the exact same noise as the pc in this noise

ALKOOOL - mangaka :

so the sound I keep hearing it's this I thought I'm going crazy or something

🍄 justafungiii 🍄 :

so it's not making noises. the mic just converts magnetic fields into sound. your premise is misleading

Stikri :

Whole video I'm thinking "But that's just a magnetic field sensor" and the cameraman calls it out at the end😂

J.T Hosteen :

Or you can use AM radio, right?

🤴🏾 BLKKING🤴🏾 :

I can hear the electricity in my chargers but the rooms has to be quiet. its like a hum...

モンキー・D・ルフィ :

ive got a problem that i hear this sound in my headphones and theres no way to fix it its random and when i click on something on pc i stop hearing it

alaoquyum84 :

Pls I wanna learn electronics.

Prosper Onome :

I hear it

larper :

its not sound

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Dion 🇽🇰 :

always when i put a charger i hear sum morse code ahh

Viktor :

So the simple answer is, you built yourself, a copper wire stethoscope for electronics. Great. Now we can listen for electrons on our electrical stephoscope, cool.

𝒱𝒾𝓍🪽 :

why does computers switch on and off all the time?

КПТС :

I need a tutorial for it but not 2 mics, only one or just image of a scheme

zulgarnain :

what about ev?

RyuRyuKung :

then you dont hear electricity you hear something working

Fernando J. Padilla Lugo :

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