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Electromagnetic Pulse

09/12/2010 9:50 AM

Is it true that an EMP can be generated causing shutdown of all electronic devices?

can you tell what does it do in a circuit?
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Re: Electro Magnitic Pulse

09/12/2010 10:04 AM

It makes it crazy.

Electromagnetic pulse
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Re: Electro Magnitic Pulse

09/12/2010 5:47 PM

Yes

It Fry's everything, the wires and components act like Ariel's and absorb vast amounts of electrical energy they were not designed for, and bzzzzt

Thats is allegedly why the Russian's used Valves in some of their aircraft as Valves are immune to EMP

if you put something electrical into a microwave and turn it on you will see-what i mean

DONT TRY IT <<<IT MAY EXPLODE

http://cr4.globalspec.com/search/sitesearch?do=show&sort=textmatchrank&srch=emp&order=asc
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Re: Electro Magnitic Pulse

10/02/2010 11:51 PM

f you heat an incandescent bulb to a certain temp it will start glowing when the filament attains a certain temperature.

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Re: Electromagnetic Pulse

09/13/2010 1:26 PM

Watch the movie "The Matrix", that's how they fight against the electronic machines.
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