Will it have any effect if I put my phone next to the TV?

Because the mobile phone receives short radio waves. It will cause certain interference to buried information systems such as closed-circuit television and digital television. In particular, the sudden increase in shortwave speed during incoming calls or text messages will cause abnormalities on the TV or landline phone. Moreover, both of them are electronic products with magnetic fields. If placed together for a long time, they will become magnetized, which will hurt both sides in the end.

The impact of television on mobile phones:

Because the TV screen contains ionizing radiation and a small amount of electromagnetic interference, it will affect the signal of the mobile phone, but we usually do not feel it subjectively arrived.

The impact of mobile phones on TV:

Every once in a while, the mobile phone will emit a signal and contact the mobile phone base station to determine whether it is turned on, the signal strength, etc. At this time It will interfere with TV signals. But now they are all closed-circuit television, so this interference is minimal.

The biggest impact is that the signal interference is the greatest when an incoming call rings, and the picture and sound will be abnormal. The monitor is a CRT. The CRT monitor relies on the interaction between electrons to present images. Microwaves will be generated when there are messages or phone calls, which will interfere with electronic signals. As long as the display is not a digital signal output The screen will not flicker. The most obvious thing is that the LCD screen will not flicker. It is harmful if it exceeds 18 decibels. Microwaves are only 0.8~2.4 decibels