Why Does 12V Turn Into 60V? | Flyback Explained

⚡ How can a 12V circuit suddenly produce a 60V spike? The answer lies in one of the most important principles in electronics: inductive kickback. When current through a coil is interrupted, the energy stored in its magnetic field has to go somewhere. That can produce a surprisingly high voltage across your switching circuit. In this Simvolta tutorial, we explore: 🔹 Why inductors resist sudden changes in current 🔹 What happens when you switch off a coil 🔹 Where the voltage spike comes from 🔹 How flyback diodes protect electronic circuits 🔹 What circuit simulation reveals about voltage and current We'll examine the circuit, predict what happens, and use simulation to understand the results. Learn electronics through real circuit experiments, clear explanations, and practical simulations. 💬 Have you ever damaged a transistor or MOSFET by switching an inductive load? Share your experience below! #Electronics #FlybackDiode #CircuitSimulation