L'Amélioration De Ventilateur Panier À L'Aide D'Arduino

In an earlier post I described an Arduino-controlled fan cart. The driver I used was an L293D quad half-H chip, because I had one handy and was out of simpler parts at the time. It’s always bugged me that I was just controlling speed on that cart, since it’s possible to control direction with an H-bridge also.

Improved Fan Cart

I’d also gotten several suggestions of other features the fan-cart could have; and I’ve learned a bit about EagleCAD recently too, so I went back and re-did the device. Here it is: Fancart v2.1. I sized the board so that it fits in the board-holder notches on the top of the PASCO fan cart.

The three buttons set the mode, speed, and time. Any of the three parameters can be read by pressing the corresponding button: the setting will blink on the corresponding LED. For example, if the speed is 2/3, then pressing the speed button will cause the green LED to blink twice.
Any parameter can be set by holding the corresponding button for two seconds and then releasing it. The parameter LED will turn off, and each subsequent press of the button advances the parameter through its cycle of values. For example: to change the speed from two (default) to one (lower speed), hold the speed button for two seconds then release it. The green LED will turn off. Press the speed button again and the green LED will blink three times (speed is now 3). Press the speed button once more and the green LED will blink once (speed is now 1). Press either of the other buttons to accept the change and go back to normal run mode.
Improved Fan Cart circuit
There are three modes available in the current program:
Mode 1: The fan toggles between on and off each time the sensor sees a magnet. This is what the previous fancart did.
Mode 2: The fan turns on when it sees a magnet, and then turns off T seconds later, where T is the time setting. The current program has available T settings of 1-4 seconds, although that’s easy to change.
Mode 3: The fan reverses each time it sees a magnet. This is kind of fun: one magnet in the center of the track results in anharmonic oscillation.

A Propos De L'Auteur

Ibrar Ayyub

Je suis expérimenté, rédacteur technique, titulaire d'une Maîtrise en informatique de BZU Multan, Pakistan à l'Université. Avec un arrière-plan couvrant diverses industries, notamment en matière de domotique et de l'ingénierie, j'ai perfectionné mes compétences dans la rédaction claire et concise du contenu. Compétent en tirant parti de l'infographie et des diagrammes, je m'efforce de simplifier des concepts complexes pour les lecteurs. Ma force réside dans une recherche approfondie et de présenter l'information de façon structurée et logique format.

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