@novax10, This circuit is already being configured to drive an electric motor fan. I am not using PWM for this design. Depending on the current draw of your motor, that will determine what type of power transistor you should use for the application.
@jashianne, In this circuit the output from the comparator only has two states, either being pulled to GND or being pulled up to +12V power. I am assuming you are using the A-to-D converter and 7 segments to display a temperature reading like a digital thermometer. In this case you may want to consider having an A-to-D converter read the voltage coming from the Temperature_Signal output coming from the thermistor reference.
do you know if the circuit is supposed to default to on or off when the thermistor is disconnected?
muzicalman 10 months ago
can we change the PWM fan to an electric motor fan??
novax10 1 year ago
@novax10, This circuit is already being configured to drive an electric motor fan. I am not using PWM for this design. Depending on the current draw of your motor, that will determine what type of power transistor you should use for the application.
wcaba001 1 year ago
may i ask if it is possible to connect the output to an analog to digital converter to 7 segments?
jashianne 1 year ago
@jashianne, In this circuit the output from the comparator only has two states, either being pulled to GND or being pulled up to +12V power. I am assuming you are using the A-to-D converter and 7 segments to display a temperature reading like a digital thermometer. In this case you may want to consider having an A-to-D converter read the voltage coming from the Temperature_Signal output coming from the thermistor reference.
wcaba001 1 year ago
this is cool but why to you need a computer fan and will a small one work
natna25 1 year ago
Any fan should work, it is just an output that can be switched using the comparator.
wcaba001 1 year ago