"don’t even need anything at the other end of the cable" Congrats, you've discovered that disconnected cables make a great antenna to pick up EMI from the environment. Now grab a long piece of copper wire, hook it up to your scope probe, and observe the same thing.
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Replying to @marcan42 @swordofomen and
Well it’s RF interference @ ~60Hz that looks just like usb and seems to change airgapped Raspi boot when present. Other than that, probably completely boring, so maybe I should ignore it?
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Replying to @dragosr @swordofomen and
Help, my fingers seem to be infected with
#BadBIOS2! The virus is modulating airgap crossing communications using 50Hz ASK! Should I see a doctor??pic.twitter.com/Nh52dFt6xp
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Oh snap you have the Thetans!
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Replying to @swordofomen @marcan42 and
You are so hung up on the ground that you are missing the point about the picked up RF. Pictures on the left are without the signal, floating ground (batt scope), pictures on the right are with signal, same measurement, same device, same cables, same location. Note impulses.pic.twitter.com/78L8yVCofg
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Replying to @dragosr @swordofomen and
You seem to have issues understanding the concept that a signal that repeats on a 16.66 ms cycle is mains noise. I don't care what it looks like. It's going to look different for different PSUs. It's still mains noise. Protip: your scope isn't going to show you "RF" at 1ms/div.
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Replying to @marcan42 @swordofomen and
Are you sure about that?https://youtu.be/dtfu2ZgmV8w
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Replying to @dragosr @swordofomen and
Wow, my phone charger is possessed too. Look at all those glitch pulses! (Or, you know, it's just normal noise from a switching power supply)pic.twitter.com/BwhSCXsJ1M
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Replying to @marcan42 @swordofomen and
You seem awfully intent on dimissing my hypothesis. Were you part of the dev team or something?
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New hypothesis: since EEs will ignore it it's a great place to hide transmissions. Test: remove all switching supplies from your environment. Use a clean power source that you trust and reliable high quality equipment.
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Be careful with that suggestion, because I bet he doesn't understand that the Pi itself has several built-in switchmode converters (or that e.g. any 5V mobile battery does too). Next thing we know he'll be picking up ripple from that inside a faraday cage and screaming implant.
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