Electromagnetic weapons are devices that use electromagnetic energy to disrupt or damage electronic systems. They can emit powerful bursts of energy, such as microwaves or radio waves, to interfere with the operation of computers, communication systems, and other electronic equipment. These weapons are often considered for military applications, as they can disable enemy technology without causing physical harm to people. One common type of electromagnetic weapon is the High-Powered Microwave (HPM) device, which can target specific electronic systems from a distance. Another example is the Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) weapon, which generates a burst of electromagnetic energy that can disable electrical grids and infrastructure over a wide area.