In a DC Circuit consisting of (2) 12 Volt DC motors running in parrellel with an equivalent parrellel resistance of let's say 5 ohms. Powered by a 24 Volt, 2000mah battery.
I'm know there should be a freewheeling diode across them but I'm wondering how much current would one expect to see from "flyback" I know flyback in motors and relays can cause high voltage spikes, but how much current do those voltage spikes attribute with the freewheeling diode. Not in just a simple circuit like this, but in general with coils, motors, etc. Is the current generated from the e.m.f generally pretty small in comparison to the overall circuit?
I'm know there should be a freewheeling diode across them but I'm wondering how much current would one expect to see from "flyback" I know flyback in motors and relays can cause high voltage spikes, but how much current do those voltage spikes attribute with the freewheeling diode. Not in just a simple circuit like this, but in general with coils, motors, etc. Is the current generated from the e.m.f generally pretty small in comparison to the overall circuit?