khaled ragab
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hello,
i have a problem, if we have a coil e.g. lamp or any electrical devices in home(or conactors) that is controlled by a switch if i switch off the coil it is supposed to make a voltage spike(positive or negative) my question is how does home devices survive this voltage spike i know the answer if the spike is positive they use regulators but what if the spike is negative, does they use a special type of ac to dc converter that is not affected by the ac variation even if it is negative
i have a problem, if we have a coil e.g. lamp or any electrical devices in home(or conactors) that is controlled by a switch if i switch off the coil it is supposed to make a voltage spike(positive or negative) my question is how does home devices survive this voltage spike i know the answer if the spike is positive they use regulators but what if the spike is negative, does they use a special type of ac to dc converter that is not affected by the ac variation even if it is negative