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Subject: Re: [geda-user] Permanent Magnet affects on a Microchip micro
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It should be fine, you'd need an *extremely* strong magnetic field to
affect the operation of a CMOS logic + Flash memory IC in any
noticeable way.
Short of sitting your micro in an NMR medical scanner I doubt there'll
be a problem.