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But the mouse remains and acts like a mouse no matter how many big toys it has in its collection
India developing E-bomb to paralyze networks
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But the mouse remains and acts like a mouse no matter how many big toys it has in its collection
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But the mouse remains and acts like a mouse no matter how many big toys it has in its collection
when common man has big toys ..he becomes big man in front of everybody..the mouse elevates himself like a lion with the help of toys you fool!!..False falgger!!!
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My point seems to escape all of you who are hung up on the details rather than the greater picture. If you bark loud enough no one will want to get close enough to test your bite. Therefore you have deterred them will less effort and less losses.
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dunno why,but everybody seems forgotten that this project was announced quite a while back...
DRDO developing a futuristic e-bomb
Will be capable of targeting adversary computer systems, networks
Vijay Mohan/TNS
Chandigarh, November 7
With electronic warfare and network-centric operations playing an increasingly significant role in todays battlefield, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing a weapon that renders electronic gadgets useless and effectively neutralises the adversarys command, control and communication capability.
Commonly referred to as e-bomb, the weapon produces a strong electromagnetic field generating powerful electricity surges that can play havoc with electronic circuits within a specified area.
We have developed and validated the technology and the weapon in its usable form is expected to be complete within the 12th Plan, Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory (TBRL) director Dr Manjit Singh said.
Though this is the biggest weapon of mass destruction next to a nuclear bomb, it has a limited collateral damage as it does not target humans and is designed to hit computer systems and networks, he said.
The e-bomb, based on Explosive Driven High Energy Pulse Power Technology, can be deployed against non-military establishments like banking and civic utility networks, communication and power generation networks.
It not only disables gadgets and networks but also destroys or damages them, which can seriously affect day-to-day functioning of the society over an extended period of time. The bomb can also be used against mobile enemy command and control centres or advancing formations to render them blind by disrupting communication.
The basic principle of the weapon, according to APS Sodhi, a senior scientist working on the programme, is converting the explosives chemical power into electrical power. Detonation of 1 kg of the designed explosive mixture can produce about 4.5 megaJoule of electricity energy, he said. The explosive is a mixture of RDX and TNT.
Initially, DRDOs e-bomb is being designed for delivery by combat aircraft and later, as technology is matured and the warhead made more compact, it would be integrated with missiles.
How does it work
The e-bomb produces a strong electromagnetic field generating powerful electricity surges that can play havoc with electronic circuits in a specified area
It not only disables and damages gadgets and networks, but also destroys them
The bomb can be used against mobile enemy command and control centres to render them blind by disrupting communication...
The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Main News
thats in 2011...
and I don't think anything wrong in it....its common in various countries to disclose their project details in early stage,unless its too secretive...
DRDO developing a futuristic e-bomb
Will be capable of targeting adversary computer systems, networks
Vijay Mohan/TNS
Chandigarh, November 7
With electronic warfare and network-centric operations playing an increasingly significant role in todays battlefield, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing a weapon that renders electronic gadgets useless and effectively neutralises the adversarys command, control and communication capability.
Commonly referred to as e-bomb, the weapon produces a strong electromagnetic field generating powerful electricity surges that can play havoc with electronic circuits within a specified area.
We have developed and validated the technology and the weapon in its usable form is expected to be complete within the 12th Plan, Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory (TBRL) director Dr Manjit Singh said.
Though this is the biggest weapon of mass destruction next to a nuclear bomb, it has a limited collateral damage as it does not target humans and is designed to hit computer systems and networks, he said.
The e-bomb, based on Explosive Driven High Energy Pulse Power Technology, can be deployed against non-military establishments like banking and civic utility networks, communication and power generation networks.
It not only disables gadgets and networks but also destroys or damages them, which can seriously affect day-to-day functioning of the society over an extended period of time. The bomb can also be used against mobile enemy command and control centres or advancing formations to render them blind by disrupting communication.
The basic principle of the weapon, according to APS Sodhi, a senior scientist working on the programme, is converting the explosives chemical power into electrical power. Detonation of 1 kg of the designed explosive mixture can produce about 4.5 megaJoule of electricity energy, he said. The explosive is a mixture of RDX and TNT.
Initially, DRDOs e-bomb is being designed for delivery by combat aircraft and later, as technology is matured and the warhead made more compact, it would be integrated with missiles.
How does it work
The e-bomb produces a strong electromagnetic field generating powerful electricity surges that can play havoc with electronic circuits in a specified area
It not only disables and damages gadgets and networks, but also destroys them
The bomb can be used against mobile enemy command and control centres to render them blind by disrupting communication...
The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Main News
thats in 2011...
and I don't think anything wrong in it....its common in various countries to disclose their project details in early stage,unless its too secretive...
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Wrong country, everyone knows that India is all talk and no action. Everyone knows that India will only accomplish less than 1/4 of what it set out to do. Most of the bragging projects are destine for dust bin.
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You should spent less time on this forum and more time teaching your daughter so she doesn't lose her seat to an African-American. We don't want you complaining about "affirmative action" again.
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when common man has big toys ..he becomes big man in front of everybody..the mouse elevates himself like a lion with the help of toys you fool!!..False falgger!!!
Ahh.. nice accusation of me as a false flagger. Kitna mooto-ge !!
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DRDO boss trolls Indian everyday ... pakistani nahi karte ye...
i need a bomb to paralyze avinash chander's tongue
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i need a bomb to paralyze avinash chander's tongue
No you need a knife to cut his tongue.
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