Quite apart from how powerful the stun gun was, the technology it incorporated alone made its sophistication clear.
Field-Strength Tunnel Technology, Wireless Power Transmission Technology, Contactless Magnetoelectric Conversion Technology, super Battery technology...
One term after another, some familiar to Shen Bing and some not, sent excitement surging through him.
All these technologies served the same sequence: Energy Storage, discharging it, and attacking a target.
The basic principle was to use a super Battery for Energy Storage, then discharge it through electrodes at the end. However, this discharge converted the current into electromagnetic waves for transmission. It was similar to the Wireless Charging Technology currently in vogue, only far more advanced.
Transmitting electricity through electromagnetic waves required constraints, which was where Field-Strength Tunnel Technology came in. A Field-Strength Generator created a field-strength tunnel, and the electromagnetic waves could travel only within it.
When the electromagnetic waves reached the target, an automatic electromagnetic feedback signal activated Contactless Magnetoelectric Conversion Technology, instantly converting the waves near the target into an electric current and electrocuting them.
Describing the process was complicated, but in actual use, it all happened in an instant.
Its speed was even far greater than that of conventional kinetic bullets.
Uh... that was fucking obvious. How could bullets compare with the Transfer speed of electromagnetic waves?
The stun gun had advantages not only in attack speed, but also in accuracy and attack range. Its voltage could also be adjusted within a certain range to inflict different degrees of damage on a target.
If all those advantages still weren't worth mentioning, there was another that no one could overlook: the stun gun had exceptional penetrating power.
Electromagnetic waves could penetrate nonmetallic barriers up to a certain thickness, and a stun gun that transmitted energy through those waves naturally shared that property.
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