The headphone cable is organized and put in the pocket, why is it still wrapped up?

Because we'll be on the move all the time when we put the headphones in our pockets, the headphone cords will slowly twist together.

Because the cable will twist up when it is squeezed by the pants in the pocket.

This is mainly because it is always moving, so the lines are separated.

I'm sure everyone has encountered such a problem. After using the headphones, they are clean and organized. Then put it in your pocket and never touch it again, but the next time you use it, it will come out again and become a ball

Looking at such a mess of headphone cables, we had to untie it. Have you ever wondered why the headphone cords keep getting tangled?

In this case, we can first see in the production of sound. In physics, sound is produced by the vibrations of objects. When we listen to the beautiful ** with headphones, is it possible for the headphone cable to vibrate?

When we take off the headphones and put them in our pockets, it remembers the wonderful ** just now, and then reacts with something like dancing happily, which causes the headphone cords to get tangled?

Of course, this is impossible. Although many people say that everything is spiritual, the "self-awareness" of the headphones cannot be so exaggerated. So how are the headphone cables wrapped together?

In terms of the structure of the headphone cable, the headphone cable consists of an internal metal (usually copper) cable and an external plastic used for packaging. In addition to the long headphone cable, the headphones we use in our daily life are also thin and look beautiful and slim. If we can't find it, we can gently put it somewhere without bothering you, which will make most people fall in love with it.

Secondly, because the earphone cable is as thin and long as the noodles, but it is not as strong as the thin brother of the nylon rope, on the other hand, the earphone cable is more fragile, which causes the earphone cable to bend easily in life. In other words, the headphones we use are basically the top half of a line, which will be divided into two parts. Each of the two headphones is responsible for one ear and does not interfere with each other and is a smart match.

But these two wires are mischievous, and it's about the material, and it's about us. Because we don't move when using headphones, some people like to listen to dynamic rhythmic ** and then run with headphones. Unfortunately, the left earphone can't stand such a big bump.

We quickly put it on, but we didn't notice that the headphone cord on our left foot was broken on our right foot.

So the other scenario is that we leave the headphones alone in a dark pocket. How is it intertwined?

First of all, we say that the headphone cable is not very ambidextrous. Its material and aspect ratio give it some elasticity. So while we've got it arranged, maybe you're not doing what it likes to do

The headphones move with the body in our pockets. In this process, the headphone cord is subjected to various forces. So how do you make it smart?

Of course, when the force reaches a state of equilibrium, in order to avoid "collision", the earphone cable will be rolled up under the action of various forces, so that your body is always in a stable state.

I think it's easy to get around because they're built like that.

Recently, with the improvement of people's living standards, ** has become an indispensable part of our lives. When you're feeling sad, listening** can soothe your mood, but there's one thing that bothers us a lot – the headphone cables are always tangled. I've been in this situation a lot, so what is the reason for such a result?

So I searched the Internet for answers with an exploratory heart.

This problem can be explained from the perspective of structural cryptology. The earphone cable is a metal wire wrapped in a thermoplastic elastomer material, and the proportion of the long and wide bands is extremely out of balance, resulting in it being extremely bent; At the same time, unlike the laptop power cable, the headphone cable is also prone to twisting around the bottom bracket. This results in structural instability of the cable in at least three dimensions (side-to-side bending, front-to-back bending, and torsion around the central axis).

And, the front end of the headphones must also be split into two strands to wrap around our neck. It can be roughly assumed that every shape change of the headphone cable involves a change in a 9-dimensional vector (3 headphone cables), which is very complex. This is the same principle as "water flows down".

Once there is a gap in the pool at the height, it is an unstable state and must be transferred to the stable state (low place). In the same way, after the earphone cable is stuffed in the pocket without arrangement, it constantly shakes with the body shaking, and is also subject to the squeezing force and friction of the fabric on both sides, and in the complex mechanical environment, it must "push" itself to a certain hidden state to overcome the "disturbance" of various external forces. However, the dewinding can greatly increase the stability of the structure without changing the material properties.

The tighter the winding, the higher the strength, thus ensuring the stability of its own structure.

But how can you make the headphone cable honestly not knotted? I checked it on the Internet again, and I can use thicker and tougher fine materials to strengthen myself. Or use a shorter cable to reduce the total amount of variation; You can also put it in your pocket ...... you tidy it up in advanceIn this way, the earphone cable will not appear tangled, knotted and other annoying state building!

In fact, in our daily life, there is science everywhere, but we don't pay attention to it. I believe that as long as everyone is careful, there will be unexpected gains!

The easiest way to wrap the headphone cable.

1.Have a thin band cord ready, preferably a nice one, and pull out your messy headphone cable.

3. Insert the plug of the earphone cable into the small knot of the rubber band, and tighten the rubber band so that the earphone cable and the rubber band do not shift.

4. Use your index finger against the plug of the earphone cable, pull the rubber band with your thumb, and then wrap the earphone cable around your index finger.

Fishbone winder headphone storage bag (buy headphones will be given, you can also buy your own).

Or straighten the earphones, fold them in half and then fold them in half and then clip them in the middle with a clip (buying headphones is generally given a lavalier clip, which is a clip hanging on the headphone cable), look at the picture, the line clamped by the clip should be neatly arranged, and it will not be messy in the bag after clipping. When you use it, don't loosen all the threads all at once, start with the outermost thread clamped by the clamp, and basically don't tie the knots after taking it.

1.Prepare a small convenience clip to gently wrap the strands of the earbuds around (wrap, not clip, so as not to break the cord clip), which will prevent the most easily tangled parts from remaining loose.

2.Or use a rubber band, still gently wrap the split strands of the earbuds, and then tie them with a rubber band.

3.Fold the cable in half gently, then wrap it completely with a large clip, and fold it in half several times again if it can't be fully filled. Be careful not to clip the thread to avoid damage.

I also have a way to not use the headphone winder is to tidy up the headphone cable without winding it, most people do it the way to wrap the ball of yarn, right? If you fold the headphone cables, you won't get tangled together, just do it like folding a long strip of paper, and the length is about as wide as the palm of your hand How about it?? Give me more points, haha

Yes, using a wire winder is the best option, a few bucks to get it.

There are many ways to use this aspect, so in this regard, there is no problem at all, and the use effect is relatively good, so it is okay.

In this case, you must turn the professional well-wrapped cord post, which can relatively prolong the service life of the headphones.

If you have wired headphones, try to buy one that collects this winding wire, and go to it to wrap it around and around it.

You can say whatever you like about gas. According to personal preference,

This is determined by the particularity of the earphone cable, which is different from the general wire, the front pin of the earphone cable is basically wrapped with a thermoplastic elastic material of wire, the material is very soft, and the ratio of length to width is extremely out of balance, which makes the hunger chain earphone cable very unstable, very easy to bend left and right, and even twist around the central axis. Therefore, in the case of no certain breakthrough in the first material, the headphone cable is very easy to be entangled due to the physical and limb travel characteristics of the material itself.

In addition to this, there is also a part of the reason for external factors. When we put the earphone cable in a pocket or backpack with a certain space, as we walk, the earphone cable will also shake, and it may be squeezed by other items in the backpack or pocket, under various external factors, the earphone cable is more likely to mess up and knot.

In fact, there is a very simple method, that is, draw 8 characters, wrap between the two fingers in a fixed order, and open it with a shake when you use it, this method is also suitable for long ropes.

。。。You can wrap it around so it doesn't get knotted.

In Murphy's theory, it's to get you in a little trouble.

Do you know why the headphone cords always get tangled up on their own?

I'm sure everyone has encountered the trouble of entangled headphone wires1 wooden clip.

Wooden clips can also be taped as a decoration.

2. The weave can not only decorate, but also prevent the earphone wire from being damaged.

3. Cards: Whether it's a paper card or an old credit card, you can.

4. It's super convenient to pull the zipper.

5 candy boxes. Don't throw away the empty candy box, it's a good helper for storing headphones.

6 "Mexican sandwiche" style.

Not only tortillas, but also different shapes.

7 small cloth bags. Different fabrics, different patterns, different shapes.

8. Fishtail clips. Convenient and within easy reach.

9 small tin boxes. Rugged to protect the headphones from crushing.

10 spells of beans.

Different patterns can be made according to personal preference.