Electro Magnetic Pulse

[daz007]

Hey guys just curious, how much of an EMP would you have to generate to disable a car from say about 20-30 meters away?

[Hero999]

A lot.

Don't even try to do it, it's a very stupid, dangerous and illegal idea.

[steven]

its on u tube the emp pulse device and it shows the car being neutralized by it and a radio controlled plane to the

[Hero999]

So its on YouTube so it must be true. ::)

How about posting a link?

It's probably fake.

[steven]

:)

21794053-Electromagnetic-Pulse-Emp-Gun.pdf

[Hero999]

That's a fairly low powered device and probably has to be right next to what you want to kill.

There's a mistake in the schematic, a NPN transistor should be used not a PNP, I think they got the symbol wrong.

[steven]

thankyou hero 999 long time no hear  dident realize the error in the emp circiut , anything i allso saw on youtube ill have to try find them again if im lucky and post the link

[steven]

:)here is another one

21794053-Electromagnetic-Pulse-Emp-Gun.pdf

[Silent Jack]

At one time law enforcement was going to deploy these disc launchers under their cruisers.  The disc was fired under a suspects vehicle and used a powerful microwave frequency burst to toast the vehicle's onboard electronics to shut it down.  Or was it radio frequency?  Been many years.  I don't believe they were ever widely deployed.  Some suggested the reason was the possibility of disabling a pursuit vehicle, though I suspect cost was more likely its down fall.
  Hero999 is also quite correct; EMP devices violate numerous federal laws and can get you into deep dooky.  If you were trying to construct an anti-theft device, rfid type tech would be lawful, useful and not overly difficult to deploy.

[Hero999]

I would've thought stingers would be a more cost effective solution which have been in use for many years.


Microwaves are just high frequency radio waves, typically >1GHz.

[kdor]

To put in perspective -a small charge w/deionized magnetic particles binded w/graphite
was to detonate 55,000ft. above kansas,the entire US would become "offline"-Any
device using any voltage would catastroficaly fail for at least 2 weeks or until replaced.
Think of bull in china shop,any charged particles dispersed near power grid attracts to
inductance(magnetic fields)which in turn shortout all electronics.Now for your question,
I would use an overload circuit.Imagine hitting a cars computer w/a stun gun,it would fry internal components.There is several ways,still got questions,e-mail me.