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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a branch of electronics related to identifying and solving problems caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI) between devices. It encompasses both attempting to prevent unwanted emissions from a device and also ensuring that emissions from another device will not cause spurious operation. EMC depends upon many system-level details; when asking questions, please provide as much information as possible.
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There is insufficient information to completely answer the question.
I assume you are concerned about EMI from external sources affecting your thermometer -- not the other way around.
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