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Inductor Switching Protection

@TrendyPrimaWijaya
6 years ago
https://everycircuit.com/circuit/5514919968243712
[Background]: The voltage across inductor is proportional to current change (V=L.di/dt). When the switch is suddenly opened, the vaue of di/dt is very high and so the voltage. This is unwanted and can damage the circuit, so we must consider some switching protection techniques. [Left]: Diode Protection Diode is used to bypass the current when circuit suddenly opened. But the respon is relatively slow and the diode must be able to handle the intial current. [Right]: RC snubber Faster response and suitable for AC driven circuits. [Theory Reference] Paul Horowitz, "The Art of Electronics, 3rd ed." (Chapter 1.6.7) NB: I am not professional in electrical engineering. So, please correct me if I wrong and tell me if you know another Switching Protection Circuit.
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