hello all
right heres the situation ....
if you run a current through a coil, you create a magnetic field, and when you remove the current this magnetic field collapses and creates a voltage spike?
or something like that
what i would like to know is, what would be THE most efficient way to switch the current. So that as soon as the power is removed (which is coming from a main battery/power terminal), the greatest amount of energy can be obtained/stored (eg in capacitor bank/batteries etc... ) from the spike, with as little loss as possible.
And what would be the most effective storage medium?
Thanks alot
Kane
right heres the situation ....
if you run a current through a coil, you create a magnetic field, and when you remove the current this magnetic field collapses and creates a voltage spike?
or something like that
what i would like to know is, what would be THE most efficient way to switch the current. So that as soon as the power is removed (which is coming from a main battery/power terminal), the greatest amount of energy can be obtained/stored (eg in capacitor bank/batteries etc... ) from the spike, with as little loss as possible.
And what would be the most effective storage medium?
Thanks alot
Kane