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Physics / Johnson–Nyquist noise / Utility frequency / Mains electricity / Ground / Hertz / Noise / Frequency / Shaft voltage / Electromagnetism / Electrical engineering / Electric power
Date: 2007-01-10 09:35:11
Physics
Johnson–Nyquist noise
Utility frequency
Mains electricity
Ground
Hertz
Noise
Frequency
Shaft voltage
Electromagnetism
Electrical engineering
Electric power

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