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So I have some big speaker amplifiers at home, and they sometimes pick up radio interference from the CB enthusiast next door (he uses AM, so I'm guessing this is inducing a signal inside my amplifier which amplifies it into my speakers). It isn't really a big problem so I'm not looking for a solution, but I was curious:
-Is there a scientific reason why some frequencies are worse at causing interference than others?
-Does this relate to the capacitance and frequency formula (that was just a random guess so please forgive me if I sound like a loon)?
-Is there a scientific reason why some frequencies are worse at causing interference than others?
-Does this relate to the capacitance and frequency formula (that was just a random guess so please forgive me if I sound like a loon)?