electromagnetic pulse
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Tweet n. Abbr. EMP 1. The pulse of intense electromagnetic radiation generated by a nuclear explosion, capable of inducing potentially damaging voltage surges in electrical circuits. 2. A short-duration, broadband, high-intensity emission of electromagnetic energy, such as lightning. |
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