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A MORE PRACTICAL TURN-ON SNUBBER<br />

As with the turn-off snubber, the turn-on snubber requires additional<br />

components to allow the transistor to survive. In this case, if nothing<br />

were added to the circuit, the transistor would recieve an impulse of<br />

voltage when it turned off, because the inductor current would be<br />

forced to change in a very short time. To avoid this potentially<br />

destructive transient, a resistor and a diode can be added to the<br />

snubber circuit, as shown above.The resistor R s provides an alternative<br />

path for the inductor current when the transistor turns off. The purpose<br />

of the D s is to keep the resistor from conducting during the turn-on<br />

transition

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