This amazing Mini Fan Unit is powered by an N20 Motor. It comes with a small fan piece in the package. The N20 motor operates on a 5V supply voltage, and its output shaft spins at a high rotational speed of 8800 RPM. Key product features include single - direction rotation, 5V - DC power, a simple DC motor without gears, and a 60 mm mini fan paddle. What's in the box? You'll get 1 FAN unit, 1 GROVE Cable, and 2 plastic fan paddles. This fan unit is perfect for use in electric fans. For the schematic and code, if you're using the Arduino IDE, to get the complete code, just click here. Here's a sample code: #include
const int motor_pin = 21; int freq = 10000; int ledChannel = 0; int resolution = 10; void setup() { M5.begin(); M5.Lcd.setCursor(120, 110, 4); M5.Lcd.println('MOTOR'); ledcSetup(ledChannel, freq, resolution); ledcAttachPin(motor_pin, ledChannel); } void loop() { ledcWrite(ledChannel, 512); delay(1000); ledcWrite(ledChannel, 0); delay(1000); }
Using your Compact Mini Fan Unit is a breeze. First, connect the GROVE Cable to the appropriate port. Then, power it up with a 5V power supply. The fan will start spinning in a single direction right away. When using the fan in an electric fan setup, make sure all connections are secure. As for maintenance, keep the fan clean by gently wiping the fan paddles with a soft cloth every now and then. Avoid getting the motor wet, as this can damage it. If you want to adjust the speed, you can use the provided code in the Arduino IDE. Just make sure you follow the code instructions carefully. And always remember to turn off the power before making any changes to the setup.
