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'''Electromagnetic pulse''' (also known as '''EMP''') refers to a sudden broadband burst of Electromagnetic Radiation, generally produced from exploding Nuclear Devices. EMP can damage/disable electronic systems. | '''Electromagnetic pulse''' (also known as '''EMP''') refers to a sudden broadband burst of Electromagnetic Radiation, generally produced from exploding Nuclear Devices. EMP can damage/disable electronic systems. | ||
== Electromagnetic Pulse in Science Fiction == | |||
EMP weapons are fairly common in science fiction as a method for disabling machinery | |||
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Revision as of 22:15, 8 December 2008
Electromagnetic pulse (also known as EMP) refers to a sudden broadband burst of Electromagnetic Radiation, generally produced from exploding Nuclear Devices. EMP can damage/disable electronic systems.
Electromagnetic Pulse in Science Fiction
EMP weapons are fairly common in science fiction as a method for disabling machinery
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