the circuit at the base of the case does 2 things. (1) it provides power to the primary coil of the air transformer located on the motor, and (2) it allows the user to manually change the speed of the motor.
This circuit could have been hidden but I chose to show it instead
@dfgfdg7747 What is the maximum rotating speed (RPMs) you managed with this? Did you use any LED driver IC or latch for the LEDs? Does a hall sensor work better or an IR pair? Are there any problems with an IR pair because I believe it does not give a proper transition but a fluctuating output the moment the IR transistor passes the IR LED.
Max speed around 40Hz with a 40 x 40mm fan. there is no led driver or latch for the LED's, only an npn transistor and even that is not really required. Both a hall sensor and an IR pair will work well and give a stable image, I used an IR led and phototransistor
@ranamuhammadatif No schematics on that page. I have just tested a clock with 9 leds using an AT90s2313. I used a small DC motor. I used the shaft to supply the GND and an armature between the shaft and propeller circuit to provide the 5V for my circuit. Works fine.
Now I am building another one with an ATMEGA64 to drive 33 LEDs. I do not wish to spend too much time designing the air core power transformer circuit. Could you please give me the schematics for the power supply?
The schematic is there. Go to the Soubry website I mentioned in the description of this video. When you're at the Soubry website click on the electronics button at the top left of the page (it's between the mechanics and software buttons). You'll see links for the schematics for the air transformer as either .gif or .sch files under 'The base electronics' section (for the primary coil of the air transformer) and 'the propeller electronics' section (for the secondary coil).
@dfgfdg7747 I don't see details for the transformer driver. I need the exact circuit for the transformer drive. I am currently banging my head trying to read time from a DS1307. I have read it but it does not advance. Thanks for your cooperation. I just need a bit help with the transformer. I hate power power electronics.
@Moser86 . Thank you my Hungarian workmate. Next project is a propeller clock spinning in a horizontal plane. (This clock spins in the vertical plane)
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I'm gonna have an electric fan like this :D
thelovelessgod 4 days ago
can i have hologram clock?
Oskartio15 4 days ago
I'm trying to build one, could you send me the updated firmware? The linked page is in Hungarian...
ciaciacco88 2 weeks ago
VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY THE BEST I from Rassia
manya2000pro 3 weeks ago
How do you apply power to the PCB board that spins? lol obv you arent using wires? lol
sbarry92 4 weeks ago
I'll crap my self right now if i don't get this thing....you guy's smell something ??
UtdMan4eva 1 month ago
Can I buy it from you? PIZ!
mraiwa1000 1 month ago
You could set it on your desk and use it as a multi-functional fan!
TheJunky228 1 month ago
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Possible way to work!!
program and wiring diagram???
hamza.mohsine@gmail.com
hammmzaa1 2 months ago
OIE SABES DONDE PUEDO COMPRAR UNO EN MEXICO, YO VIVO EN PACHUCA
fenderespoco 2 months ago
I'm trowing money to the screen and nothing happens
whatthafuckisthis 2 months ago
nice!!!!i want this clock!!!!
Traceurfreerunner 2 months ago
AMAZING
MrHighByte 2 months ago
CAN YOU SELL ME THIS?! I NEED IT !
gastonmarak 2 months ago
Why is there such a large circuit other than the propeller itself? Did you manage to put the controller and latches outside the propeller?
ranamuhammadatif 4 months ago
@ranamuhammadatif
the circuit at the base of the case does 2 things. (1) it provides power to the primary coil of the air transformer located on the motor, and (2) it allows the user to manually change the speed of the motor.
This circuit could have been hidden but I chose to show it instead
dfgfdg7747 4 months ago
@dfgfdg7747 What is the maximum rotating speed (RPMs) you managed with this? Did you use any LED driver IC or latch for the LEDs? Does a hall sensor work better or an IR pair? Are there any problems with an IR pair because I believe it does not give a proper transition but a fluctuating output the moment the IR transistor passes the IR LED.
ranamuhammadatif 4 months ago
@ranamuhammadatif
Max speed around 40Hz with a 40 x 40mm fan. there is no led driver or latch for the LED's, only an npn transistor and even that is not really required. Both a hall sensor and an IR pair will work well and give a stable image, I used an IR led and phototransistor
dfgfdg7747 4 months ago
@dfgfdg7747 Can I please have the schematics for the air core transformer driver ?
ranamuhammadatif 4 months ago
@ranamuhammadatif
the circuit is in the electronics section of the soubry.net website I have mentioned in the description section of this clock (just under the video)
dfgfdg7747 4 months ago
@ranamuhammadatif No schematics on that page. I have just tested a clock with 9 leds using an AT90s2313. I used a small DC motor. I used the shaft to supply the GND and an armature between the shaft and propeller circuit to provide the 5V for my circuit. Works fine.
Now I am building another one with an ATMEGA64 to drive 33 LEDs. I do not wish to spend too much time designing the air core power transformer circuit. Could you please give me the schematics for the power supply?
ranamuhammadatif 4 months ago
@ranamuhammadatif
The schematic is there. Go to the Soubry website I mentioned in the description of this video. When you're at the Soubry website click on the electronics button at the top left of the page (it's between the mechanics and software buttons). You'll see links for the schematics for the air transformer as either .gif or .sch files under 'The base electronics' section (for the primary coil of the air transformer) and 'the propeller electronics' section (for the secondary coil).
dfgfdg7747 4 months ago
@dfgfdg7747 I don't see details for the transformer driver. I need the exact circuit for the transformer drive. I am currently banging my head trying to read time from a DS1307. I have read it but it does not advance. Thanks for your cooperation. I just need a bit help with the transformer. I hate power power electronics.
ranamuhammadatif 4 months ago
well done Rich... You finished it... What's the next project?
Gratulálok Rich... Befejezted... Mi a következő projekt?
Moser86 11 months ago
@Moser86 . Thank you my Hungarian workmate. Next project is a propeller clock spinning in a horizontal plane. (This clock spins in the vertical plane)
dfgfdg7747 11 months ago
МОЛОДЕЦ!!!
Iismenok 1 year ago