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Recently, the challenge of the electric power system equipment protection against the high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP) has become very relevant due to the significant increase in power industry vulnerability and exposure to HEMP, and accounts for the ever-growing use of microelectronic and microprocessor systems in power generation, transmission and distribution processes. The military institutions of many developed countries have a tendency to intensively develop the means and methods of remote damage of microelectronic and microprocessor systems to have the ability to destroy the infrastructures of enemy countries during possible future conflicts [1].

Devices for Testing Effectiveness of Electronic Equipment Protection against Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)