In message <cd5fefb5.3e0c6%[email protected]>, dated Fri, 8
Mar 2013, Ken Javor <[email protected]> writes:
I don't know into what category these lithium ion batteries fall, but
given the consequences of failure, the military hits them with 200 V/m.
It's not the battery that's vulnerable but the charger. I suspect that
gets 200 V/m as well, but maybe not. Emissions from small SMPS are not
strong enough to affect anything much beyond bipolar base circuits and
FET gate circuits.
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