Temperature based fan speed control system




Temperature based fan speed control system
A Temperature-Based Fan Speed Control System automatically adjusts the speed of a fan based on the surrounding temperature. It uses a temperature sensor (like LM35 or DHT11) to monitor ambient heat and a microcontroller (like Arduino or PIC) to process the data. As temperature increases, the controller increases the fan speed using a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signal, and as the temperature decreases, it slows down the fan. This system improves energy efficiency, reduces noise, and helps in maintaining optimal temperature without manual intervention. It is widely used in cooling systems, electronic devices, and smart homes.

Ramsai Nandyal
"Pioneer of Future Learning"
Project Overview
A Temperature-Based Fan Speed Control System is an automated system designed to regulate the speed of a fan based on the surrounding ambient temperature. The system uses a temperature sensor to detect the temperature and a microcontroller to process this data and adjust the fan speed accordingly. The goal is to maintain a comfortable and safe temperature level, improve energy efficiency, and reduce unnecessary noise.
Project Claps
Recent Clappers
Showing 5 of 5 clappersProject Images
Project Documents
View and download project files
Temperature_Based_Fan_Speed_Control_System
PDF Document
Discussion
Please log in to join the discussion.