Radiator having a fan in variable rotation speed

Electricity: motor control systems – Closed loop speed control system for dc motor with commutator

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C388S806000, C388S815000, C388S822000, C388S934000, C318S471000, C318S472000, C318S461000

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06970643

ABSTRACT:
A radiator includes a voltage regulator for providing a reference voltage, a fan including a power end connected to the reference voltage via a first resistor and a feedback end for outputting a pulse signal indicating the rotation speed of the fan, an integration circuit including an output end, and an input end connected to the feedback end of the fan for converting the pulse signal from the feedback end into a voltage signal, and a thermistor connected between the output end of the integration circuit and the reference voltage, for detecting temperature changes in order to adjust the rotation speed of the fan.

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patent: 5457766 (1995-10-01), Ko
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patent: 6407525 (2002-06-01), Horng et al.
patent: 6674369 (2004-01-01), Riddoch

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