Arduino controlling a fan
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@fadlanfaturrizky94 looks like he's using the duemilanove
ollenbergerstudios 5 months ago
May I know what kinda Arduino U use.?
fadlanfaturrizky94 5 months ago
i dont really see whats so amazing...its a fan and a led...
zazw3 6 months ago
@MCBlakeification yes,
do some research on N-Mos Transistor and a relay, combining them will let u control even a huge motor if u like
TheMasterAbdul 11 months ago
would it be possible to power more than one fan? And or larger fans? from an arduino?
MCBlakeification 1 year ago
TheBartTech is right, I just did the math. WELL within safe limits! :D
Proinventor91 1 year ago
@psp10004 you mean 40 mA. Fans like only use about 0.1 mA on 12V anyway (@1.25W). And I think he's not using any external power so it's running on 5V.
I don't think this would damage your Arduino. :)
TheBartTech 1 year ago
Do Not Try This At Home because he is pushing about 60mw trough one digital pin but arduino can only handle 40mw max so if u hook up an led and a fan u will damage your arduino.
psp10004 1 year ago
thank you, I wonder whether the same code will work with an H-Bridge? And also I would like to ask you what the min and max message for the delay in mic.sec are?
any help appreaciated
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tedor2222 2 years ago
awsome dude keep it up
samwhit191 2 years ago