In message <2b83256001484461b5f6adf4c41df...@tamuracorp.com>, dated Thu,
1 Dec 2011, Brian Oconnell <oconne...@tamuracorp.com> writes:
But the question remains - does this spread-spectrum stuff, for a
comparative power level, increase or decrease interference with my
master-blaster 5000 remote toilet controller?
As is very common with such EMC questions, the answer is a definite
'maybe'.
Closely define the environment, separation and the immunity
characteristics of your robot loo and you may get a slightly more
definite 'maybe'.
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