e bomb is avery essential weapon dat could be used for the prevention on nuclear bomb..and it does not harm any living organism

2.  Background of an E-BOMB
 What is an E-BOMB??
 How it works (Principle)
 Technology behind E-BOMB
 Effects
 Limitation
 Protection/defense against E-BOMB
 Conclusion

3.  DOES WAR MEANS ONLY
KILLING PEOPLE

5.  In 1958 test over the Pacific Ocean by
America ended up blowing out streetlights
hundred miles away in parts of Hawaii. The
explosion even disrupted radio equipment in
Australia.
 The Compton effect was the reason behind
this electrical disturbance.
 Compton claimed that photons of
electromagnetic energy could knock loose
electrons from atoms with low atomic
numbers.

6.  An E-BOMB is an electromagnetic bomb
which is used for defense purposes.
 It produces a high beam of changing
electromagnetic waves having high
frequency.
 It can produce 35 MW with a pulse length of
100 to 150 nanoseconds and microwave beam
of 2 to 6 GHz range.

7.  Due to the bombardment of e-bomb it can
destroy the communication system , can cut
down the electricity supply from a city and
can stop the generator to run.
 The explosion at pacific ocean forces the
researchers to think about E-BOMB which
damage to electrical or electronics
equipments not to the human being.

8. Compton effect and
Electromagnetism
are the two basic
principles.

9.  The Compton effect (Arthur Holly
Compton,1923 ) is the result of a high-energy
photon colliding with a target, which
releases loosely bound electrons from the
outer shell of the atom or molecule

10.  Electromagnetism is the branch of physics
that deals with electricity and magnetism
and the interaction between them.
 The basic law of electromagnetism is known
as "Faraday's law of Induction.
 It is a process where a conductor placed in a
changing magnetic field causes the
production of a voltage across the conductor
and vice versa also.

11.  Explosively Pumped Fluxed Compression
Generators : Metal cylinder (called the
armature), surrounded by a coil of wire
(the stator winding). The armature
cylinder is filled with high explosive.

12.  FLUX COMPRESSION GENERATOR(FCG) is the
most important and the fundamental method
used for such arsenal.

13.  FLUX COMPRESSION GENERATOR(FCG) is the
most important and the fundamental method
used for such arsenal

14. •The stator winding and the armature
cylinder are separated by empty space or
insulator. The bomb also has a power
source, such as a bank of capacitors, which
is connected to the stator.

15. Capacitors connects to Stator  sets
electrical current through wires 
Generates Intense Magnetic Field.
 Fuse mechanism ignites the explosive
material  Explosion travels as wave
through the middle of the armature
cylinder.

16.  Explosion passes through cylinder 
Cylinder comes in contact with stator
winding  creates a short circuit 
cuts the stator off from its power supply.
Moving short circuit compresses Magnetic
Field  generates Intense
Electromagnetic burst.

17.  Vehicle control systems
 Targeting systems, on the ground, on
missile and bomb.
 Communication systems
 Navigation systems
 Long and short-range sensor systems
Damage electronics equipment

18.  A weapon optimized to destroy solid state
computers and receivers may cause little or no
damage to a thermionic technology devices.
 Radiating targets such as radars or
communications equipments may continue to
radiate after an attack even though their receiver
and data processing systems have been damaged
or destroyed.
Means of delivery will limit the lethality of an e-bomb
by introducing limits to the weapons size
and the accuracy of its delivery.
 Patients who are on the ventilation in hospital
may lose there life because of no electric power.

19. Convert computer rooms in to Faraday cages
 Use optical fibers for data
 Isolate power feeds with transient arrestors
 Use non-electrical power feed schemes
 Use electromagnetic “air lock”
 Shielding must be comprehensive

22.  E-bombs are weapons of electrical mass
destruction with applications across a broad
spectrum of targets, spanning both the
strategic and tactical.
 E-bombs can paralyze electronic combat,
offensive counter air and strategic air attack.
 The non-lethal nature of electromagnetic
weapons makes their use far less politically
damaging than that of conventional munitions,
and therefore broadens the range of military
options available.
 The danger for human life is very less compared
to normal weapons.