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    The document discusses an electromagnetic bomb (E-bomb) that generates an electromagnetic pulse. The pulse propagates away from the bomb according to electromagnetic theory and produces a powerful electromagnetic field near the explosion. Within this field, the bomb can induce transient voltages of thousands of volts on exposed electrical conductors, potentially damaging electronics. The electromagnetic pulse effect was first observed during nuclear weapons testing and produces an intense but very short electromagnetic shock wave.

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    The document discusses an electromagnetic bomb (E-bomb) that generates an electromagnetic pulse. The pulse propagates away from the bomb according to electromagnetic theory and produces a powerful electromagnetic field near the explosion. Within this field, the bomb can induce transient voltages of thousands of volts on exposed electrical conductors, potentially damaging electronics. The electromagnetic pulse effect was first observed during nuclear weapons testing and produces an intense but very short electromagnetic shock wave.

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    E-Bomb: Basic Principle

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    The document discusses an electromagnetic bomb (E-bomb) that generates an electromagnetic pulse. The pulse propagates away from the bomb according to electromagnetic theory and produces a powerful electromagnetic field near the explosion. Within this field, the bomb can induce transient voltages of thousands of volts on exposed electrical conductors, potentially damaging electronics. The electromagnetic pulse effect was first observed during nuclear weapons testing and produces an intense but very short electromagnetic shock wave.

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    E-BOMB

    ABSTRACT
    E-bomb (electromagnetic bomb) is a intense electromagnetic pulse
    generator which propagates away from its source with ever diminishing intensity,
    governed by the theory of electromagnetism. The Electromagnetic Pulse is in effect
    an electromagnetic shock wave. This pulse of energy produces a powerful
    electromagnetic field, particularly within the vicinity of the weapon burst. The field
    can be sufficiently strong to produce short lived transient voltages of thousands of
    Volts (i.e. kilovolts) on exposed electrical conductors, such as wires, or conductive
    tracks on printed circuit boards, where exposed.

    BASIC PRINCIPLE :The Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) effect was first observed during
    the early testing of high altitude airburst nuclear weapons. The effect is
    characterised by the production of a very short (hundreds of nanoseconds) but
    intense electromagnetic pulse, which propagates away from its source with ever
    diminishing intensity, governed by the theory of electromagnetism.
    The Electromagnetic Pulse is in effect an electromagnetic
    shock
    wave.
    This pulse of energy produces a powerful electromagnetic field, particularly within
    the vicinity of the weapon burst. The field can be sufficiently strong to produce short
    lived transient voltages of thousands of Volts (i.e. kilovolts) on exposed electrical
    conductors, such as wires, or conductive tracks on printed circuit boards, where
    exposed

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