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EMP Device, Understand and Battle EM Interference

🕑 Added 2019-07-25 17:15:07 +0000 UTC

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I love your show Mehdi and I am happy to give you what I can to help you. Thanks for all the laughs and education!

I already patron you cause very engineer.. safety 1st.. ouch haha

GK

This reminded me of when I did FCC part 15 testing on a tablet we were designing in 09... Learned about "spread spectrum" and learned that you should never mix analog ground with digital ground if you have both types of circuits in your pcb (headphone jack ground on same ground as USB hub was awesome! WiFi would drop when you plugged in a headphone)... Great video!

same foot-clap-Relay used from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrQD3HpHbIc 100% efficiency :)

Excellent video I feel I educated,but to really quinch my thirst for knowledge...Gimmi that scope!

Dead at User account deleted.. xD Few Tips you say.. hehe.. Had to re-watch it and note down the points !!! Thanks for the video.. Again

I sure do wish i had a "Silly Scope" for all my silly projects...

New channel idea, Tesla Coil video recommendations.

Michael Mirsky

When I read the title I thought you were going to talk about building nuclear bombs ;-}

ElectroBOOM [Mehdi Sadaghdar]

definitely, that's why I say add shield! It blocks EMP, and electric noise, but if it is solely magnetic, then no, unless the shield is also ferro magnetic.

Dylan Donsky

is it at all possible to protect against emp with shielding?

Turing Eret

Another reason why it's usually a pulse: it's very easy to generate absolutely insanely powerful EM fields with explosives with something like a explosively pumped flux compression generator or a explosive-driven ferroelectric generator. Sadly, explosives are one-time use only. Also, it's not just for destroying electronics! You can crush cans with them! As well as do all sorts of cool physics experiments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinch_(plasma_physics)#Applications_and_devices

Nice!