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Program that configures MCU's timer registers to sample sensor data and output PWM to an HVAC cooling fan
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ActiveCooler

Program that configures MCU's timer registers to sample sensor data and output PWM to an HVAC cooling fan

Hardware

Device: SparkFun Pro Micro 5V/16MHz (Atmega32U4)

Temperature Sensor: DS18B20

Fan: SanAce 92W XF-P05801, DC 24V/1.0A

Voltage Regulator: TRACO THD 12-4812WI, DC 18-75V In, 12V/1000ma Out

Libraries used:

https://github.com/milesburton/Arduino-Temperature-Control-Library

https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/OneWire

Notes

  1. Make sure your Arduino IDE is setup for uploading code to the SparkFun Pro Micro Board:

  2. The code simply uses the linear mapping function map() to map temperatures to motor speeds

    • Motor speeds range from 0-100% duty cycle (0-100)

    • Exposed parameters are defined at the top of the code

      • MOTOR_MIN, MOTOR_MAX

      • TEMP_MIN, TEMP_MAX

  3. Error Catching (In both cases, fan is turned off):

    • When sensor's sense wire is disconnected from MCU

    • When sensor itself is disconnected from ground and power

  4. Exposed a parameter (SAMPLING_PERIOD) for changing sensor update rate (In miliseconds)

Wiring Schematic:

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Perf-Board Assembly:

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