Wonderful example of an article that says less than nothing....
An individual, who is miles away from physics and is only familiar with home electricity, will not be able to imagine the power of several billions of watts. It will be even harder to imagine that such power can be generated by a device that is fit to be placed on a table.
I have seen plenty of tabletop devices that had "several billions of Watts" ouput power.... 1 Joule delivered in a nanosecond is a Gigawatt... that doesnt make it a "super-weapon"...
a relatively small device ever been able to generate electromagnetic impulses the capacity of which could be comparable to a huge water power plant.
That statement doesn't even make sense....
It is ten times as much as any foreign-made analogue.
Such as...?