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An electromagnetic bomb, or EM-bomb, is a weapon designed to disable electronics with an electromagnetic pulse. It works by generating a powerful electromagnetic field through devices like a flux compression generator or vircator that induces damaging currents in exposed wiring and circuitry. While it could destroy communication systems and power grids without loss of life, accurately delivering it at long range may be difficult. EM-bombs offer a punitive option against terrorism but also risk harming medical equipment and endangering lives.
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- 2. 6th AUGUST IN HIROSHIMA AROUND 166000 DIED BECAUSE OF THE ATOM BOMB ATTACK BY AMERICA 9th AUGUST IN NAGASAKI AROUND 90000 DIED IN THE SECOND ATTACK
- 3. DOES WAR MEAN ONLY KILLING PEOPLE…?
- 4. What is an ElectroMagnetic Bomb………??? “An electromagnetic bomb or EM-bomb is a weapon designed to disable electronics with an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) that can couple with electrical/electronic systems to produce damaging current.”
- 5. Basic Principle of EM-Bomb • The Electromagnetic pulse (EMP) effect. • The Electromagnetic Pulse is an electromagnetic shock wave. • This pulse of energy produces a powerful electromagnetic field sufficiently strong to produce short lived transient voltages of thousands of Volts (i.e., kilovolts) on exposed electrical conductors like wires, printed circuit boards etc.
- 6. Explosively pumped Flux Compression Generator (FCG) • It is a type of generator for producing EMP. • FCG can produce tens of Mega Joules of energy in tens to hundreds of microseconds. • Peak current of an FCG is 1000 times that of a typical lightning stroke.
- 8. High Power Microwave Sources – The Vircator • The fundamental idea behind the HPM is to amplify the resulting electromagnetic burst into high power microwave. • The principle of the vircator is that of accelerating a high Current electron beam against a mesh (or foil) anode. • Many electrons will pass through the anode, forming a bubble of Space charge behind the anode. This space charge region will oscillate at microwave frequencies. • If the space charge region is placed in to resonant cavity which is appropriately tuned very high peak powers may be achieved.
- 10. Defense against ElectroMagnetic Bomb • Faraday cage • Site hardening • Hide important assets • Destroy the delivery vehicle or launch platform
- 11. Advantages of ElectroMagnetic Bomb • Permanently damages the electrical appliances such as computers and micro processor devices. • Easy to diffuse or to destroy the missiles. • Destroys the communication system. • It can even stop working of generators or cars. • It can destroy Power Grids and Electronics System along an entire coast but spares human and other living species.
- 12. Limitations of ElectroMagnetic Bomb • Accuracy of delivery and achievable range must be considered against the allowable damage for the chosen target. • An inaccurately delivered weapon of large range may be unusable against a target. • Patients who are on the ventilation in hospital or using pacemaker may lose there life because of no electric power.
- 13. Conclusions EM-bomb can cause hard electrical kills over larger areas than conventional explosive weapons of similar mass. The EM-bomb is a useful punitive weapon as it can cause much economic and military damage with no loss of civilian life. EM-bomb could be profitably used against countries which sponsor terrorism and info-terrorism.
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