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A faraday foil layer will save electronics and shielded cable runs will block air induced pulses. Wired motor coils will tolerate, and fiber optic are immune. Y
by aurizon 1y ago
A faraday foil layer will save electronics and shielded cable runs will block air induced pulses. Wired motor coils will tolerate, and fiber optic are immune.
You can even control via IR data using a bidirectional LED with a faraday copper window screen protecting the electronics. The police use a microwave car stopper that uses pulsed EMI.
Just new armor = new chinks = the race continues.
- nomel 1y agoThey make conductive spray paint for this sort of thing [1], so it can be applied to the inside cover of electronics. Usual use is targeted application for EMI suppression. You'll sometimes find a squirt this on the inside of consumer electronics, for a quick radiated emissions compliance fix. [1] https://www.amazon.com/stores/MGChemicals/page/0ADAC495-496D-40C0-A4C7-CB0868A752D8 https://www.amazon.com/stores/MGChemicals/page/0ADAC495-496D...
- Terr_ 1y agoThis feels like a weird counterpart to the can of plasti-dip spray in my garage. Combine those with the more-common juxtaposition of WD-40 versus duct-tape, and one can probably summon something eldritch.
- inetknght 1y ago> You can even control via IR data using You can... once. But that IR transmitter will be easily detected and destroyed.