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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
May be these antistatic precautions are just overrated.
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They're not. An electric field on ferroelectrics can alter the magnetic dipole ordering in localised areas... which is how the RAM is "written".
So basically- when you try to write the ram it's already appearing as written or something like that- in any case the important factor is the magnetic dipole arrangement is altered. Leading to read-write errors.
Although, the actual amount of static you'd need to transmit, and the size of the area you'd transmit it to, alters the amount of damage- and i'm not sure about either.