Which risk increases when a powerful electromagnetic pulse (EMP) exceeds the shielding threshold of a sensitive electronic control system?

💡 Explanation

Transient current induced device damage of the threshold is more more likely because electromagnetic induction creates high-energy surges exceeding voltage tolerances. Therefore, device failure is the result, rather than signal transmission improvements arising under normal operating conditions.

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