emp is electromagnetic pulse. the sun is a main source for this, if it werent for our electromagnetic field around us all our electronics and every thing wouldve been fried to a crisp billions of years ago
I work on industrial systems that are very sensitive to EMI and have to properly installed and maintained (shielding, grounding, cables run properly in cable trays, etc). I've never been able to get our engineers to really explain the why behind it. Thank you for the great explanation. I will pass along to our other techs. I'm sure they will enjoy while they are learning something, lol.
Hello EB-Nation! EMP Device might be useless for everyday use! But we could still learn a bit or two from the science behind it! And if you have thoughts and ideas and stuff, you can post it to ElectroBOOM subreddit: www.reddit.com/r/Electroboom Have fun!
can you please do an episode on audio amplifiers? like which ic to choose or how to add low, high & mid pass filters or how to choose speakers, how to add sub-woofers etc.
Just had to say: I love that you added "photosensitive" in front of "epilepsy". Many people have epilepsy, but only some subset of them are photosensitive. Most people don't know this.
This guy really knows what he's doing...if u dont have a complete intutive understanding of electricity....you wont be able to do what he is doing and still be alive
Exactly, those fails are on purpose because showing them makes you pay attention and be careful if you want to work in a project like the one he features, works much better than a simple warning
When I was a kid I did "experiments" with electrical components that easily could have been the end of me. I survived . I now design and build high powered diesel electric generators. One time when I was about 12 we paralleled eight CRTs (picture tubes) to create enough capacitance to fire a ruby laser. (Successfully) This was in 1968. The amount of power stored in that CRT bank was awesome. And deadly. Even small capacitors can store enough power to be dangerous. Sometimes for really long periods of time. Make sure capacitors are discharged before handling. Failure to do so may not end well. Antique electronics can hold some very powerful and unpleasant surprises for the unwary. Enen if not powered up for years.
I'm convinced mehdi takes time to calculate the voltage and current of each shock before he does it to make sure he doesn't die, then does it anyway *M A D L A D*
I got a shock from the same flash capacitor circuit he was using, in the exact same way (touching ground with one hand and power with the other), and was convinced that I'd need to see a doctor (anxiety does wonders for this), but then I calculated the current (350 volts / 50k ohms) and it was definitely less than 7 milliamps, probably more like 4 as I used the absolute lower bound for human body resistance, which equates to "mild sensation". Still gave me some arm cramps in the morning, though.
@@eelooplanitia6640 I have a feeling that the cap you touched wasn't fully charged. I melted the steel on a screwdriver once by discharging a photoflash capacitor across it that was fully charged, it sounded like a pistol shot when it went off.
@@eelooplanitia6640 7 seconds is enough for it to charge fully. As long as you don't die, chances are you're totally fine. You can pass 200 mA through your body and if you live, you're fine. Except your skin will be crunchy. But that's just extra food.
Its a slow going process learning electronics, but once things all start to click man its good. I learned from GreatScott, ElectroBoom, Professor Lewin and Doc Shuster all on youtube. If you want it, it's there. Good luck.
@@machomanalexyt5736 For me the biggest difficulty was staying interested with boring subjects or teachers. There's scholarships and financial aid if you're willing to do the leg work, and there's also community/online colleges, but yea it is stupid expensive in general.
I mean what is so hard about that? He drew a resistor, a LED and connected it to the mosfet. What is more impressive imo is how he is shocking himself again and again
Hillarious! Note to everyone: He knows exactly what will happen when he connects those various things. That's why he's still alive after countless electrocution 'accidents' :-) Super funny to watch though.
They guy murders me faster than any other youTuber. I haven't seen his stuff in over two years, but I knew he pull some dumbass move. I just didn't expect it so _soon._
Abbreviated Reviews I was reading through the comments while watching and when I read your comment just 2 seconds after reading your comment the Tesla cool that you were talking about came up🤣🤣
I completed my Bachelors in Electronics from a State University in Hyderabad and I wish that I had known of this channel when I was in college. It's too late now and my degree is worthless.
It's actually worse than that. A GOOD AC to DC converter first uses a FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER to make the power go always on the same direction, but the signal that comes from it is basically the AC signal but with the lows flipped up, so you have to use a good capacitor to filter out and deliver a good, constant 5v. And guess what gets skimped out?
@@dan_loup I wish more chargers were onhe top end of the spec ie 5.3V Very rare Galaxy Note 3 genuine 5.1/5.2 I've seen eg Apple's Because I can't tell you how many usb cables I go through every year... Plus peanut butter is the worst for handling phones/tablets without perfectly clean hands post eating. to deal with resistance/voltage drop in the circuit
@@transkryption The whole charger thing is annoying as frik, specially when it's USB, because every phone have its own way to say "it's me, give the full charge" to it's proprietary charger.
Been using cheapest chargers and leads for years and years with no interference whatsoever. Don't waste money on official shit that does nothing that cheaper shit can't.
Yeah, pretty much. They quickly tried to get away from the ringing pulse, to a continuous wave because of the amount of frequencies contained in the pulse. That makes one spark telegraphy signal take up the space of 100 continuous wave telegraph signals.
Brisingr eragon I mean yes but no. It’s conceivable that a carrier wave could induce a voltage in electronics but it’s more likely it would resonate at a set voltage. It takes a short pulse of broad spectrum to get massive induction spikes and other craziness that would cause electronics to go haywire.
@@Mostlyharmless1985 That depends on exactly how you define "go haywire"... and the extent is just as determined by power available as the rest of the model... In regards to strictly "interference", though, eragon's got a sound principle. Think about Ham radios, and CB's... In "normal" operations, they're assigned specific channels (frequency bands)... AND as long as everyone's playing approximately by the same rules, sticking to those channels will do the job of communicating and functioning normally with no interference... BUT around here, there's a LOT of iron in the ground, and mountains everywhere... SO a popular "trick" among radio amateurs is "Power dumping"... where-in, one custom builds a basic power amplifier, and wires it directly between the radio and the antenna. A robust build with a single fuse-able circuit in the house can add (120VAC @ 15A "fuse") 1800Watts-ish to broadcast strength as well as reception "boost"... BUT there's a side-effect to poorly planned or positioned amplifiers called "bleed-over", where errant signals and segments of communication literally slip into channels outside the designation on the radio-set dial (even a digital). Add enough to the "power dump" amplifier in principle, and you can cause all manners of chatter and noise to a variety of "nearby" bands, and if we're honest, 15A is relatively small in circuit protections common to code... It's worth note that (even here) this practice is illegal. It can result in fines, jail time, and obviously equipment either taken or destroyed by authorities. It's finally just worth mention, that while none of it would be very effective maliciously, it's enough to be worth some dubious cautions about cell phones and other transcommunications on aircraft, where steady communication with ATC and other craft is a high SAFETY priority. (where the obligatory requests to turn off phones and tablets comes from). ;o)
Mehdi has so far been the only person talking about any level of physics and electrical engineering that has managed to make my brother remember something he said 3 days later. You might not think so but, that's an achievement mankind could previously not come close to.
Physics/CS engineer. Love the way you present EE skills in an approachable way and helping me with layout decisions and signal protection. I'm pretty sure I have a few of those in my arsenal.
History of US nuclear weapons development: scientist 1) What happens if we detonate one at a couple of hundred km altitude? scientist 2) Not sure, let's see *detonates nuke in low orbit* *massive power failures due to EMP* scientist 1) shit
Thanks!!! As an electronic repair business, I found my mobile EMP device to be absolutely essential in helping my business thrive. While mine is much larger than yours and runs off it's own generator and is the size of a horse trailer, it is essentially the same!! I just drive from neighborhood to neighborhood, and wait for the calls to come in. Thanks so much! Stole this off another post 🤡
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Fun fact, loud music playing neighbors speakers are rather susceptible to EMP. Especially if you are willing to spend weeks winding thin copper wire around an iron core and attaching it to several dozen modified electric car batteries for a single use EMP. There may or may not be a lump of metal in my garage that looks like a melted copper and iron lump of metal. Just be careful of the car batteries, they will light on fire and possibly explode as well...
I remember seeing small handled EMP device used to force cheap badly designed fingerprint or code lock system to reset, and the lock will open during its initialization
A surprising amount of electronic door security systems are also vulnerable to the simple wooly socks plus finger combo attack. They look fancy and effective though, which is the main point most of the time; dissuasion of attempts of intrusion being more important than prevention :p
Your explanations for noise reduction and immunity were awesome! Granted, I had to rewatch the clips once or twice to fully grasp weak and strong signals (comp sci student, but I'm still fascinated by EE), but your advice was very easy to remember
8:05 you are talking about kali 10000. India has that technology to destroy incoming missiles and airplanes. Not some high intensity EM radiation but electron accelerator is used there.
EMC (eletromagnetic compatibility) is a serious topic during development. I used to do complex tests with crazy expensive equipment for this exact problem in a prior job.
Hi sir 0:15 mehdi sir special.. Wow.. Nice explantion.. I too experienced em interference while doing project work in fair during final year college I was doing experiment and supervisor came told don't play like that it might damage your nervous system and also your electronic equipment.. And also he asked me remove copper braclet i wore during experiment.. This emp device and em interference always make head ache during work.. Thanks for another nice explained video..🙏👍😊
"They dont have anyhting on EMI yet..." So get on that, BOOM!!! Seriously. These YT videos are a great little bit of knowledge, and entertainment. But I for one would 100% watch a longer series on electric design concepts in your style and presentation.
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Subtitles less than 30 seconds in: "[Sound of electricity and Mehdi being terrified]"
This channel is amazing.
I just noticed that 😐😂
Once it said super girlish screaming lol
😂
does this EMP Jammer destroy the device?
@@johnpapas2035 of course it does
I thought EMP was for Electric Mehdi Protection, also known as Breaker Box
I DIED 😂
@@martysh1226 I hope u didn't short circuit
Good one m8
No it is to stop Mehdi from blowing up the power station.
emp is electromagnetic pulse. the sun is a main source for this, if it werent for our electromagnetic field around us all our electronics and every thing wouldve been fried to a crisp billions of years ago
This guy explains electricity more fun and better than my science teacher
@@MostlyLost
Bill Nye
I like my teacher she is nice
He is a legend!
@@MexicanWolfVlogs only her or her way of teaching too
Literally yes
“See when two conductors fall in love”
3:48
Yea that's y he sweated...
How did he define it! Come too close without touching
This man drops his sponsor better than LinusTechTips
When he dropped Express VPN on his LTT appearance, I lost it...😁
@@prateeksaraswat1 hahahaha
Lol
Insert gorillas voice Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhhhh
Who, interestingly, drops everything else so well.
Love that his tesla coil interference brought up sci-show lol
XD
7:32 what the hell is this :3
he's lucky it didn't go to pornhub or something XD
missed opportunity for a curiositystream ad
He using TH-cam vanced( ꈍᴗꈍ)
"Super high voltage power generator modules"
*Super high voltage*
Yeah, we know where this one goes.
Cough cough Jacobs cough ladder cough cough
When killing flys some always fly-back.
exactly what i said to myself 🤣🤣🤣
nope, u need high voltage AC for jacob's ladder
F*beep
Sh*beep
What the f*beep
I work on industrial systems that are very sensitive to EMI and have to properly installed and maintained (shielding, grounding, cables run properly in cable trays, etc). I've never been able to get our engineers to really explain the why behind it. Thank you for the great explanation. I will pass along to our other techs. I'm sure they will enjoy while they are learning something, lol.
Hello EB-Nation! EMP Device might be useless for everyday use! But we could still learn a bit or two from the science behind it!
And if you have thoughts and ideas and stuff, you can post it to ElectroBOOM subreddit: www.reddit.com/r/Electroboom
Have fun!
Yay first like and first comment
can you please do an episode on audio amplifiers? like which ic to choose or how to add low, high & mid pass filters or how to choose speakers, how to add sub-woofers etc.
nice conclusion ;)
ElectroBOOM pigs dont sweat :)
Ferrite toroid are also used to reduce emf around circuits. They are pretty common in navy vessels that dont have an actual ground to use.
Just had to say: I love that you added "photosensitive" in front of "epilepsy". Many people have epilepsy, but only some subset of them are photosensitive. Most people don't know this.
put your phone in developer mode and turn on show touch trace and then put it in front of the tesla coil
I wonder what would happen
does this work in a microwave oven too?
@@skerdi51 I think microwave will give you nice fireworks
@@skerdi51 put some metal in the microwave. Same shit hapoens with your phone, just way more expensive.
@@Shinkaaaa disks are much more fun to throw in :p
Mehdi is actually so cool, he never over hypes his giveaways so it's easy to forget the amount of stuff he actually gives to his subs and patreons..
well...that his Sponsors give...but yea you're right
@@cdkj8573 he actually gives up on being paid by Keysight and chooses to give away their products instead because he's passionate about it.
@@JasonlimitlessI want a keysight. :(
This guy really knows what he's doing...if u dont have a complete intutive understanding of electricity....you wont be able to do what he is doing and still be alive
Exactly, those fails are on purpose because showing them makes you pay attention and be careful if you want to work in a project like the one he features, works much better than a simple warning
Thanks I was gonna do it but I’m 12 and i have no idea what I’m doing
When I was a kid I did "experiments" with electrical components that easily could have been the end of me. I survived . I now design and build high powered diesel electric generators. One time when I was about 12 we paralleled eight CRTs (picture tubes) to create enough capacitance to fire a ruby laser. (Successfully) This was in 1968. The amount of power stored in that CRT bank was awesome. And deadly. Even small capacitors can store enough power to be dangerous. Sometimes for really long periods of time. Make sure capacitors are discharged before handling. Failure to do so may not end well. Antique electronics can hold some very powerful and unpleasant surprises for the unwary. Enen if not powered up for years.
no shit
Mehdi: *makes EMP*
Thatcher: *heavy breathing*
R6?
@@M7MD99. yes
The funny part is: ElectroBOOM's EMP is actualy lethal.
oh shiiit
Doom Slayer so is Thatchers if they’re downed lol
How is it that he’s so careful and careless at the same time
Because he understands what he needs to do to entertain
He’s a very clever electrical engineer, and mental.
It is called genius
He shows what not to do and what to do creating an effect where your statemement is answered
Everytime he connects something, my anxiety rises exponentially.
If you put an anxiety capacitor in your weak anxiety lines you can resist the anxiety field pulses. Didn't you watch the video?.
@@nocturnhabeo but it'll release it in one big anxiety attack
@@nocturnhabeoresistent is futile👊⚡
I must go take my meds now
Explosions? ✔️
Swearing? ✔️
Electronics? ✔️
New subscriber? ✔️
New Comment? ✔️
New Like? ✔️
Hotel? Trivago
@@ok9058 you beat me
L4mbo plz I’m just trying to make ppl laugh let me have this
@@ok9058 well this is the internet...
I'm convinced mehdi takes time to calculate the voltage and current of each shock before he does it to make sure he doesn't die, then does it anyway
*M A D L A D*
I got a shock from the same flash capacitor circuit he was using, in the exact same way (touching ground with one hand and power with the other), and was convinced that I'd need to see a doctor (anxiety does wonders for this), but then I calculated the current (350 volts / 50k ohms) and it was definitely less than 7 milliamps, probably more like 4 as I used the absolute lower bound for human body resistance, which equates to "mild sensation". Still gave me some arm cramps in the morning, though.
@@eelooplanitia6640 hes a m a d l a d
@@eelooplanitia6640 I have a feeling that the cap you touched wasn't fully charged. I melted the steel on a screwdriver once by discharging a photoflash capacitor across it that was fully charged, it sounded like a pistol shot when it went off.
@@OlegKostoglatov Yeah that makes sense, I had only charged it for ~7 seconds
@@eelooplanitia6640 7 seconds is enough for it to charge fully. As long as you don't die, chances are you're totally fine. You can pass 200 mA through your body and if you live, you're fine. Except your skin will be crunchy. But that's just extra food.
Man I love watching ElectroBOOM and pretending I know what the hell he's talking about around other people. XD
Its a slow going process learning electronics, but once things all start to click man its good. I learned from GreatScott, ElectroBoom, Professor Lewin and Doc Shuster all on youtube. If you want it, it's there. Good luck.
@@joeythehat9 or go to college
@@machomanalexyt5736 Pssh, yeah--if you got 4 years to kill. Jk, it would be good to have a STEM degree but I started on a different path.
@@joeythehat9 I find it odd you mentioned the ammount of time it takes rather than the difficulty or financial investment.
@@machomanalexyt5736 For me the biggest difficulty was staying interested with boring subjects or teachers. There's scholarships and financial aid if you're willing to do the leg work, and there's also community/online colleges, but yea it is stupid expensive in general.
1:48 “and now the relay can turn on a light” *click* *B A N G* _”F U U !!”_
Smug 😏
Very 😏
iranian man in canada makes youtube tutorials on how to create a military-use grade EMP Device.
Nice.
Maybe just maybe America won't interfere... Maybe.
He is clearly Indian.
He is clearly Argonian.
You uncultured swine, "nice" is only used on 69
@@Xictlii certainly an Iranian, his name is Iranian.
First 20 seconds of the Video and everything is on the floor and he's too flashed!
Love you Mehdi! :D
“I designed a circuit” -famous last words from Mehdi
This channel is the perfect blend of education and entertainment. Love it
This channel is the perfect blend of education, entertainment, and electrocution.
@@HipNerd ……… and a tad bit more of electrocution
"some people are more equal than others"
2:12 I cant believe how smooth he drew these components.
Years of practice
I mean what is so hard about that? He drew a resistor, a LED and connected it to the mosfet. What is more impressive imo is how he is shocking himself again and again
@@valelelentin The speed? Not lifting the pen? (Im an Electrician and i can't draw that fast)
@@holzwurm_hd7029 IDK. I'm an ectronist and I've become used to it from college
@@valelelentin LOL wrong reply😂😂 I meant the other person.
2:35 "Congratulation, you're curious" is the best intro for advertisement
That got me to laugh
"Hi today I want to make an EMP"
FBI would like to know your location
Yes
"Electric Mehdi Protection"
*Turns on Scishow*
"My phone screen is malfunctioning again!!!"
Poor Muscle Hank
"hundreds of haauuu" is the new pain scale created by electrobom
HAUH
We need you to disable area 51 defences with the emp device
That..... Not sure that is good idea
@@yahwehsonren no it's a very good idea ;)
Can't this thing just die.
@@sablanex no
What's with normies wanting memes to die after just one month? Lol
i like how naturally and jolly way he explain things. Dude stay blessed
"I designed a circuit."
I'm scared.
Anxiety 100
100
"Soo I'm going to connect power..." *Heartbeat rises up*
LeTs pLuG iT iN
does this EMP Jammer destroy the device?
If I had a teacher like him...
He would have a student like me
So, an idiot?
Lel get rekt noob hahahhahahahahhahaha
@@PizzaPowerXYZ bruh
@@PizzaPowerXYZ no he said him not you
You're here, so he is, and you are.
@@PizzaPowerXYZ precisely 😁
Your Tesla coil just wanted to watch some Sci-Show.
Electoboom: 10:37
Every ‘Accented’ TH-cam Channel: I’ll ignore that
You are attracting new audience. HAM operators (Amateur Radio).
Next... How to make HF antenna with loaded coil.
I figured I wouldn't be the first one here! 😄 - WU2F
More radio videos would be awesome! 73, KD2JPV
I third this
-73 DE KG5PKX K
Seems like we have a new sort of #metoo gathering going here. 73, W6IV
I'm not a HAM but I love that you're sharing your call signs. Makes me want to be part of the club.
0:29 RIP ElectroBOOM. No Channel
User Deletted teh channle
Hillarious!
Note to everyone: He knows exactly what will happen when he connects those various things. That's why he's still alive after countless electrocution 'accidents' :-)
Super funny to watch though.
@@OctyabrAprelya remember, there's an alternate reality where Mehdi did not survive the ladder.
Lets say He has a fairly accurate idea what will happen most of the time😂
After I watched one of his videos for the first time I went to the channel page and looked at the latest video to see check if he was still alive :D
I never understand anything of what this guy is talking about, but I still enjoy his videos so much LoL
8:38 Then I can release hundreds of YEOW!
Cats =D
You mean 8:40
Not even 20 seconds and i'm already laughing my ass off.
Thanks You Mehdi for the knowledge and fun
They guy murders me faster than any other youTuber. I haven't seen his stuff in over two years, but I knew he pull some dumbass move. I just didn't expect it so _soon._
Made my day.. 😁
2:17 loved the burn protoboard
Didn't notice that,
3:51 Electroboom's definition of LOVE: Come too close WITHOUT touching!!! ❤🔫
Let's Give It a Try And See How It Works Last Words lol
Sub to king of al paka for memes to cure depression
When I get bored I switch on my tesla coil and place my phone besides it.
Works better than the youtube algorithm
my wormfarm works better than the TH-cam algorithm
Clearly your Tesla coil wanted to watch that TH-cam video... why didn't you let it?
Abbreviated Reviews I was reading through the comments while watching and when I read your comment just 2 seconds after reading your comment the Tesla cool that you were talking about came up🤣🤣
Cause it would start procrastinating and stop working.
Scishow
Inspired by u to study Electrical engineering... Thank u sir...
Love from Chennai, India
I completed my Bachelors in Electronics from a State University in Hyderabad and I wish that I had known of this channel when I was in college. It's too late now and my degree is worthless.
"ok, no more flashing"
*Immediately creates massive arc*
What´s "no more flashing" in german?
@@PsiloxyloKein blinken mehr.
Don't worry, I'm sweating whie watching this, so we're even.
... due to hotness, of course.
That's gay
r/suddenlygay
7:38 my old phone used to make this when i charged it
Ahh that explains why my screen gets crazy when I use an unofficial charger, Thanks ElectroBoom
It's actually worse than that.
A GOOD AC to DC converter first uses a FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER to make the power go always on the same direction, but the signal that comes from it is basically the AC signal but with the lows flipped up, so you have to use a good capacitor to filter out and deliver a good, constant 5v.
And guess what gets skimped out?
@@dan_loup I wish more chargers were onhe top end of the spec ie 5.3V Very rare Galaxy Note 3 genuine
5.1/5.2 I've seen eg Apple's
Because I can't tell you how many usb cables I go through every year...
Plus peanut butter is the worst for handling phones/tablets without perfectly clean hands post eating.
to deal with resistance/voltage drop in the circuit
@@transkryption The whole charger thing is annoying as frik, specially when it's USB, because every phone have its own way to say "it's me, give the full charge" to it's proprietary charger.
My phone goes crazy when I use an externally powered speakers. Now I understand too.
Been using cheapest chargers and leads for years and years with no interference whatsoever.
Don't waste money on official shit that does nothing that cheaper shit can't.
I can’t understand anything of the “world of electricity” but I love how you explain things
Bro can u subscribe to
Me
@@helixrelicsshow9651 nah
@@arthurmead5341 okay👍👍🙏 good LUCK
9:50 You...made a spark gap radio...
Old timy wireless radios were just EMPs? I never thought about it that way.
Basically, any radio emitter could be called an emp, we're just messing with the signal before...
Yeah, pretty much. They quickly tried to get away from the ringing pulse, to a continuous wave because of the amount of frequencies contained in the pulse. That makes one spark telegraphy signal take up the space of 100 continuous wave telegraph signals.
Brisingr eragon I mean yes but no. It’s conceivable that a carrier wave could induce a voltage in electronics but it’s more likely it would resonate at a set voltage. It takes a short pulse of broad spectrum to get massive induction spikes and other craziness that would cause electronics to go haywire.
@@Mostlyharmless1985 That depends on exactly how you define "go haywire"... and the extent is just as determined by power available as the rest of the model...
In regards to strictly "interference", though, eragon's got a sound principle.
Think about Ham radios, and CB's... In "normal" operations, they're assigned specific channels (frequency bands)... AND as long as everyone's playing approximately by the same rules, sticking to those channels will do the job of communicating and functioning normally with no interference...
BUT around here, there's a LOT of iron in the ground, and mountains everywhere... SO a popular "trick" among radio amateurs is "Power dumping"... where-in, one custom builds a basic power amplifier, and wires it directly between the radio and the antenna. A robust build with a single fuse-able circuit in the house can add (120VAC @ 15A "fuse") 1800Watts-ish to broadcast strength as well as reception "boost"... BUT there's a side-effect to poorly planned or positioned amplifiers called "bleed-over", where errant signals and segments of communication literally slip into channels outside the designation on the radio-set dial (even a digital).
Add enough to the "power dump" amplifier in principle, and you can cause all manners of chatter and noise to a variety of "nearby" bands, and if we're honest, 15A is relatively small in circuit protections common to code...
It's worth note that (even here) this practice is illegal. It can result in fines, jail time, and obviously equipment either taken or destroyed by authorities.
It's finally just worth mention, that while none of it would be very effective maliciously, it's enough to be worth some dubious cautions about cell phones and other transcommunications on aircraft, where steady communication with ATC and other craft is a high SAFETY priority. (where the obligatory requests to turn off phones and tablets comes from). ;o)
You are legendary. As an electrical engineer working on EMIRR I have to say you killed it.
Mehdi has so far been the only person talking about any level of physics and electrical engineering that has managed to make my brother remember something he said 3 days later. You might not think so but, that's an achievement mankind could previously not come close to.
4:03 And that is how the Indian dance style was born.
😂😂😂😂
lmfao
He's Iranian
He didnt say he wasnt
Lol
"Congratulations, you're curious"
Cracked me up😂
3:36 - 3:44 I love how he smuggled in a vector product here and even did an easter egg with sweating because of the wrong vector orientation! :D
0:53 nah bro its all good my brother is just dancing on the floor
Wow you want to make an EMP?
You’re gonna shock yourself
Why am I not surprised
Ayylma1 reverse card
no u
MTP Gaming okz
@@Moros-fg8om hack something
r/Woooosh
6:13 he sounded like gru from despicable me
ElectroBOOM: "Destruction with EMP Device"
FCC: "Wait...that's illegal"
Laughs in canadian.
“ok done”
*blinding seizure flash*
Michael Noon time stamp?
0:32
(Did I say high? I meant *super* high)
electro bOOm: "i have a *super* high voltage device"
Everyone else: *we know where this is going :)*
Where?
@@CodeFizhy Frequent ElectroBOOM viewers certainly know that :D
@@KrotowX hmm I know but I thought it could be something else
@@CodeFizhy sparks
A lot of beeping
7:30 who else here watches scishow
Me
Me
My man mehdi watching scishow
Me
0:18 the subtitles. The sound of electricity and Mehdi being terrified. 🤣🤣🤣
C 😂🤣😂🤣
7:29 Michael Aranda in an Electroboom video...An unexpected surprise, but a welcome one.
It Just keeps going XD 😂 00:16
Also turn on subtitles but not auto generated
Vuyo Makaya I’m dying! 😂💀
These videos are helping me with my engineering courses while also being extremely entertaining. Wish my professors were like this guy.
Mehdi:*gets hired as an electrician*
Also Mehdi:"Hippity-Hoppity, your electricity is now my property"
*electrical engineer !
MCDONALDS HU TAO
Mehdi: trust me I'm an engineer!
I love that someone sponsored a guy that shocks himself all the time
Dusty Rhodes are you a fat wrestler from the 80s? Man you must have been a piece of shit.
@Dusty Rhodes are you jeff Rhodes son
thanx 4 this video
3:57....this is how Lord electron dances... Lol..
Fact: electro BOOM is immortal.
BOOM Eternal
Every sub knows that
He is
@@Brandelwyn 🅱️oom Eternal
Oh shit, i'm so laught
Physics/CS engineer. Love the way you present EE skills in an approachable way and helping me with layout decisions and signal protection.
I'm pretty sure I have a few of those in my arsenal.
Best EMP involves detonating a nuke high in the atmosphere
You can make a pretty good EMP with a high power resistive electromagnet surrounded by shaped charges. I only works once, mind...
History of US nuclear weapons development:
scientist 1) What happens if we detonate one at a couple of hundred km altitude?
scientist 2) Not sure, let's see
*detonates nuke in low orbit*
*massive power failures due to EMP*
scientist 1) shit
Is that a MW2 reference lol
U mean worst..
Emp and nuke are different weeb
The fact that he shocks himself and shows us what not to do, is a great teaching method.
"Target your circuit and *improve* it"
I love the phrasing throughout these videos
Thanks!!! As an electronic repair business, I found my mobile EMP device to be absolutely essential in helping my business thrive. While mine is much larger than yours and runs off it's own generator and is the size of a horse trailer, it is essentially the same!! I just drive from neighborhood to neighborhood, and wait for the calls to come in.
Thanks so much! Stole this off another post 🤡
Fun fact, loud music playing neighbors speakers are rather susceptible to EMP. Especially if you are willing to spend weeks winding thin copper wire around an iron core and attaching it to several dozen modified electric car batteries for a single use EMP.
There may or may not be a lump of metal in my garage that looks like a melted copper and iron lump of metal.
Just be careful of the car batteries, they will light on fire and possibly explode as well...
Duly noted
I was watching this video and my dad thought I was having online classes 😅
Good one 😆
(x) doubt
are you not? your learning something
@@LazDoomster1 my grandma thought the same so stop thinking every single person lies
Lol😂😂
This awesome ass dudes vids litterally helped me pass in electrical enginering
I love his segway to his sponsor. I wish he was one of my later science classes in school. I love the goofy and clear way he explains things.
I remember seeing small handled EMP device used to force cheap badly designed fingerprint or code lock system to reset, and the lock will open during its initialization
A surprising amount of electronic door security systems are also vulnerable to the simple wooly socks plus finger combo attack. They look fancy and effective though, which is the main point most of the time; dissuasion of attempts of intrusion being more important than prevention :p
Your explanations for noise reduction and immunity were awesome! Granted, I had to rewatch the clips once or twice to fully grasp weak and strong signals (comp sci student, but I'm still fascinated by EE), but your advice was very easy to remember
8:05 you are talking about kali 10000. India has that technology to destroy incoming missiles and airplanes. Not some high intensity EM radiation but electron accelerator is used there.
Ok, this man has the BEST segways into adds. I LOVE THIS GUY!!!
"AC volt is transferred through my buddy"
-ElectroBoom 2019
This is the definition of comedy, using his profession to his advantages
5:07 , infected mushroom's new logo
EMC (eletromagnetic compatibility) is a serious topic during development. I used to do complex tests with crazy expensive equipment for this exact problem in a prior job.
Imagine been in the same house as this guy you just hear scream and loud bangs
If you're not careful we're going to have to watch your newest videos on LiveLeak
This guy could go through the electric chair at max voltage and still live
7:06 The beginning...
0:19 how can someone can hate This man who risks his life to educate and entertain all of us
Hi sir
0:15 mehdi sir special..
Wow.. Nice explantion..
I too experienced em interference while doing project work in fair during final year college
I was doing experiment and supervisor came told don't play like that it might damage your nervous system and also your electronic equipment..
And also he asked me remove copper braclet i wore during experiment..
This emp device and em interference always make head ache during work..
Thanks for another nice explained video..🙏👍😊
"They dont have anyhting on EMI yet..."
So get on that, BOOM!!!
Seriously. These YT videos are a great little bit of knowledge, and entertainment. But I for one would 100% watch a longer series on electric design concepts in your style and presentation.
Tell me which school he went to....
It’s not safe. But pure genius lmfao 😂
I love it
wish I could have this confidence to explain to myself what it's going here.
He is sweating af but is still doing....
This shows how passionate he is about electronics and educating people!
*money
@@jacktheninja There's no ad's
@@littlesosig500 he has a sponsor lol.
@ElectroBOOM thx now I have a free trial and I will support you at the same time