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Do you need anti-static when using walkie talkies?
2024-04-23
With the widespread use of walkie talkies, people from various industries are using them. Do you know that walkie talkies need to be anti-static? This issue has been troubling many people.
Technically speaking, after the walkie talkie is made into a finished product, the motherboard circuits inside are enclosed by the walkie talkie casing to protect the walkie talkie. In general, any device with a circuit board should be designed with electrostatic treatment in mind, especially for communication devices. Anti electrostatic design must be done on the motherboard, otherwise there may be noise, frequency running, and crashes during calls. So it is best not to disassemble the walkie talkie without authorization, and to hand it over to professional technicians for disassembly. If encountering any problems, it is best to promptly send them to the after-sales service center. The consequences of unauthorized disassembly and assembly are unimaginable.
Static electricity is a natural physical phenomenon that we often encounter in our daily lives. Here are a few common static electricity phenomena in daily life.
1. In the morning, wake up and walk to the mirror, ready to comb your hair. When combing your hair, you will find that it seems to stand up. This is also caused by static electricity.
2. Sometimes when shaking hands with friends or clients, one may feel the pain of a small needle piercing their fingertips. This situation is also static electricity.
3. Normally, when we turn off the lights at night and are ready to go to bed and take off our clothes, we may notice a crackling sound and small scattered light spots, which are called static electricity.
From the above common static electricity phenomena in daily life, we can conclude that many parts of the human body may have static electricity present. When there is static electricity on the hands, dismantling and assembling walkie talkie equipment without authorization will result in unpredictable consequences. So the result is very obvious, the walkie talkie does not need anti-static function when in use, and static electricity protection needs to be done during maintenance and disassembly
