PWM Temperature Controlled FAN using TC648 and NTC sensor
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PWM Temperature Controlled FAN using TC648 and NTC sensor

The project described here is a switch mode fan speed controller for use with brushed or brushless DC motors. Temperature proportional speed control is accomplished using pulse width modulation (PWM). 10K Ohms NTC is used to sense the temperature. The project is built using TC648 chip...

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Li-Po/Li-Ion Arduino Charger Shield using BQ21040
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Li-Po/Li-Ion Arduino Charger Shield using BQ21040

This Li-Po/Li-ion Arduino charger shield is mainly designed to power up the Arduino from single 3.6V Li-Po battery. Li-Ion and Li-Pol Charger/ DC-DC Boost converter Arduino shield provides 6.5V/400mA from single Lithium Polymer battery. The Arduino shield is equipped with BQ21040...

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3 in 1 Temperature Sensor Shield For Arduino Nano
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3 in 1 Temperature Sensor Shield For Arduino Nano

This 3 in 1  shield for Arduino Nano helps to develop various temperature measuring applications. Arduino Nano shield consists of 3 different types of temperature sensors. MLX90614 non-contact temperature sensor 10K NTC Analogue Temperature Sensor Programmable Resolution...

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Temperature Measurement with NTC Thermistors
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Temperature Measurement with NTC Thermistors

Philip Kane @ jameco.com discuss about how to measure temperature with NTC thermistors. He writes: Thermistors (thermal resistors) are temperature dependent variable resistors. There are two types of thermistors, Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) and Negative Temperature...

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Temperature controlled Fan
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Temperature controlled Fan

Ahmad Al-Shalabi and Bassma Karbouj show us how to control a DC fan using easy to find components. The fan works when temperature reach into pre-specified threshold. The purpose of this project is creating a cooling system by controlling in a DC fan in a simple way without using...

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