Fan module with speed control SKU: 25505
Fan module with speed control
$7.15 USD
Simple, logic-controlled variable speed fan for fire-fighterbots and other wind-inducing experimentation (beans not required)
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Description
A fan on a motor by itself isn’t amazing; actually quite commonplace. But this tidy little module is different in that it has an additional speed-control circuit that makes it a very handy tinkering tool.
Originally designed to be part of a Keyes fire-fighting robot system (search out a candle & snuff it), it’s simply too cool to not have available for other purposes. Heat-sink power disappation. Micro swamp cooling. Helium balloon propulsion. The point is, you feed it 3 to 12 VDC, a pair of CMOS/TTL logic-level direction signals, and you are done!
Specifications:
- 2.5~12VDC input power (6V nominal; recommended)
- 750mA continuous IC drive power
- FF-N20 style DC motor 2~6VDC nominal rated
- Complete with 3″ diameter propeller
- Removeable nosecone
- Opposing polarity signal required for operation, although inputs seem to have built-in internal pullup.
- Grounding either input pin activates motor (see IC datasheet for full control specification).
More Info
Weight | 0.041 kg |
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Dimensions | 8 × 6 × 1 cm |
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