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My earphone is hissing when my laptop is connected to charger. The hissing goes away as soon as I remove charger.
Laptop: Thinkpad T440s
Earphones: boAt BassHeads 225
Last edited by njkevlani (2019-03-12 09:17:20)
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So it didn't happen on windows or some other os but happens on arch?
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Arch is only OS on my laptop. Will have to check it by booting into some USB stick.
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i'd strongly suspect that's just due to poor electrical isolation or a low-quality dac in your laptop. all my laptops have at least some hiss through the 3.5mm output, especially with a rotational hdd or optical drive spinning. in your case, since it's just when the charger is connected, i'd bet your charger produces a fair bit of electrical noise. you could try adding a ferrite core or two to the cable between your charger brick and the laptop. there are clip-on ones available and they're pretty cheap.
Last edited by ultraviolet (2019-03-08 02:35:40)
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Indeed it was a problem with power supply. On changing the power source, It is not happening. Weird.
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Do you have access to a oscilloscope? Two credits says you have significant ripple on that 'bad' power supply -- probably at a harmonic of the switching frequency of the supply. I'm guessing 12 to 15 kHz. (Not that I have heard those frequencies for years )
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I don't have access to oscilloscope at the moment. I don't think I'll have access to one in near future. Think for the suggestion though.
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