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published 11 years ago

fd15

11 years ago

The spikes are cause by the collapsing magnetic field around the inductor. The capaciter in parallel to the inductor is what causes the spikes to continue after the large initial one.

fd15

11 years ago

Try replacing the capaciter with a diode in reverse-bias (triangle points in direction of current flow, so point it against normal current). Then slow the simulation to 50 nanoseconds per second. You will see the electricity produced by the collapsing magnetic field travel through the diode back to the inductor. This is called a clamping diode. Most relays use them to prevent high voltage spikes from leaking out into the rest of the circuit.

pashaisaev10

9 years ago

Ну нифига се

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