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Stopping car engines using high power electromagnetic pulses
High-power electromagnetic (HPEM) technology, and the associated effects it can have on modern electronics, is of interest for a variety of non-lethal applications, such as ending dangerous car pursuits and access denial to suspect vehicles. In this paper, we present concepts for using HPEM pulses as a means to remotely stop the engines of cars, describe potential technologies and systems, discuss susceptibility of key components, and present an overview of our recent test results.
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