Just the title. I was wondering that if there was a system that constantly (automatically) replaces damaged parts of a circuit whenever it gets fried (in this case, an EMP), a continuous EMP would be efficient to counteract such defences.
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It is theoretically possible, but I think it would start causing other effects that you wouldn’t expect, like causing metal to get hot and other things. It would also require a LOT of energy. Consider that the EMP effects we have studied the most are from nuclear bombs
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