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The medical industry is starting to move towards miniature implanted electronic devices for monitoring the body, automatically delivering drugs to the body, and tracking senile patients.
My question is , aren't these vulnerable to EMP , In a nuclear attack patients would have their drug delivery system disabled.
Supposed you wanted to disable one of these in your body, could you generate a small EMP with a coil of wire next to the skin , and discharge a capacitor into it ? How big a capacitor and coil would you need?
My question is , aren't these vulnerable to EMP , In a nuclear attack patients would have their drug delivery system disabled.
Supposed you wanted to disable one of these in your body, could you generate a small EMP with a coil of wire next to the skin , and discharge a capacitor into it ? How big a capacitor and coil would you need?