👉 In the context of electronics and signal processing, "deflagrating" refers to a process where an electronic component or circuit is designed to release excess energy from a voltage source. This can be done by adding a resistor between the voltage source and the load, which creates a short-circuit condition that allows the excess energy to flow through the circuit without causing any damage. Deflagrating is typically used in circuits where there is a risk of overvoltage or undercurrent, as it helps prevent the
