Hi all,
I don't think you need to read any papers on the subject, unless you
really need gory details. It's a fairly simple idea.
The reason shock can be mistaken for vibration and vice versa is due to
the fact that most shocks are from AC power. When you get shocked by
AC, your nerves get
Hi Tania and Richard:
When you find out any papers on this subject, please share with us.
I stumbled across a short, authoritative discussion
about why a mechanical vibration can feel like a
small electric shock. Actually, it is the other
way around. At small voltages and currents,
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