It is required for inductive loads, but not for resistive loads.
A ”spark suppression diode” (spark killer) is connected to suppress the back EMF (surge) generated when opening and closing an inductive load circuit.
It is required for inductive loads, but not for resistive loads.
A ”spark suppression diode” (spark killer) is connected to suppress the back EMF (surge) generated when opening and closing an inductive load circuit.