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this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2024
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On a side note, it may still be the case with some electronics if the room is quiet enough due to coil whine. I can hear my laptop's LED blinking when it's in sleep. (Obviously not the LED itself.)
What does the electronics coil whine sound like?
I am not good at describing anything.
You probably have a power adapter, at least for your phone. Plug it in and put your ear on it.