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EMP fries the delicate integrated circuits in an electronic circuit, so it would basically fry anything in the car that had an integrated circuit (ECU/BCM/etc) making it inoperable. If you had either an older vehicle that ran without a computer or placed the vehicle in an all metal garage forming a makeshift Faraday cage around it, it could very well come out unharmed.
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How do you stop a car engine from running without touching the car?
A large enough "EMP" electro magnetic pulse would do it.
How big does an EMP have to be to take out a car?
Oh, dude, an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) would have to be like super strong to take out a car. It would need to generate enough energy to disrupt the electronic systems in the car, which is like a lot of power. So, like, it's not something you'd see in your everyday sci-fi movie, you know?
When is ABS not as effective?
It is always more effective than the traditional alternative. Although it does depend on computing, so it wouldn't be effective after an EMP (but then neither would your car)
What would affect satellite communication systems?
An EMP
What is the population of EMP Merchandising?
The population of EMP Merchandising is 2,007.
When was EMP Merchandising created?
EMP Merchandising was created in 1986.
When was EMP Museum created?
EMP Museum was created in 2000.
Would a helicopter immediately crash after being hit by an EMP?
yes but when a emp hits a helicopter it will shut down all electronics in the helicopter then losing controle of it self then it will crash
In Lego battles what does EMP do?
EMP just Freezes and hurts opponents
Is a EMP and a nuke the same thing?
EMP is caused by nuclear weapons.
Can Borg be destroyed with EMP?
Hypothetically speaking of course, because their ships and bodies are shielded with some sort of highly energetic field then most likely the effects of an EMP would be negated. Also their technology might be impervious to EMP's, just as fiber optic cabling is. Third, even if they have some tech that is electronic circuitry based the nanites that are swarming though-out their systems might be able to repair the microscopic damage almost instantly. So my guess would be... no, they would not be destroyed by an EMP.
Would an EMP bomb or device be effective in space?
It works just find over there.
