Recovering clock from Arduino.(Wlessly) (Originally published on Sunday, March 22, 2020)
So with our previous post, we got a very basic introduction to EM and EMI. This post will concentrate mostly on hands-on working into EMI and data recovery from EMI. For this I am using a simple arduino, and trying to recover some clock signals that occur in the arduino. Now with my arduino uno the clock is 16MHz, and one can observe a harmoic @ the multiples of fundamental frequencies, so a simple test with your probe at those frequencies we will have peaks in the FFT spectrum. The images are attached below.
So the above attached images are the clock at the original frequency and it's odd and even harmonics, usually in MIL and AVI class equipments and instruments this type of harmonics is suppressed without mercy ruthlessly, like the same way conquistadors captures Mexico city (https://www.pastmedicalhistory.co.uk/smallpox-and-the-conquest-of-mexico/), I mean it took them 3 years to erase the entire fucking race for the race and urge for gold and the possible fountain of youth. So that shit aside, the same harmonic in the time domain will look like the following image, it's attached for reference purpose only not for use
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