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Question : Problem: Why is there a magnet around case wires that connect to motherboard?
You know the wires that come from a computer case (POWER, SPEAKER, HD LED, etc.) that connect to those pins on the motherboard? I have been working on some computers that have those wires wrapped around or passing through a magnet. Can someone tell me what the purpose of that magnet is?
Answer : Problem: Why is there a magnet around case wires that connect to motherboard?
They aren't strictly magnets, they are made of ferrite.
Pretty much everything you could want to know about ferrite beads here:
http://en.wikipedia.o
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