pwm at 25Khz

[fireport]

Hi, i should want to drive a 3 wire pc fan with this library. Wich is the better way to set pwm to the 25Khz need to smooth operations of the fan ? Thank you

[StefanBruens]

Please clarify your question.

[fireport]

I solved the problem using this code

`#define PWM_PERIOD 125000 // PWM channels

define PWM_CHANNELS 3

// PWM setup (choice all pins that you use PWM)

uint32 io_info[PWM_CHANNELS][3] = { // MUX, FUNC, PIN // {PERIPHS_IO_MUX_GPIO5_U, FUNC_GPIO5, 5}, // D1 //{PERIPHS_IO_MUX_GPIO4_U, FUNC_GPIO4, 4}, // D2 //{PERIPHS_IO_MUX_GPIO0_U, FUNC_GPIO0, 0}, // D3 // {PERIPHS_IO_MUX_GPIO2_U, FUNC_GPIO2, 2}, // D4 //{PERIPHS_IO_MUX_MTMS_U, FUNC_GPIO14, 14}, // D5 {PERIPHS_IO_MUX_MTDI_U, FUNC_GPIO12, 12}, // D6 {PERIPHS_IO_MUX_MTCK_U, FUNC_GPIO13, 13}, // D7 {PERIPHS_IO_MUX_MTDO_U, FUNC_GPIO15 , 15}, // D8 // D0 - not have PWM :-( };`

Thanks

[2bedom]

hi there,

i tried to run a 4 wire pwm fan which needs 25khz pwm signal... without success..

• Arduino 1.8.5
• i use a wemos D1 mini wired GOPIO 15 // D8 to the fan green wire(pwm)
• vcc and gnd for the fan comes from a seperate source.

the code i tried was this `

include "Arduino.h"

extern "C" {

include "pwm.h"

}

void setup() {

define PWM_CHANNELS 1

const uint32_t period = 125000; // * 200ns ^= 25 kHz

// PWM setup uint32 io_info[PWM_CHANNELS][3] = { // MUX, FUNC, PIN {PERIPHS_IO_MUX_MTDO_U, FUNC_GPIO15, 15}, }; //pinMode(15, OUTPUT);

// initial duty: all off uint32 pwm_duty_init[PWM_CHANNELS] = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0};

pwm_init(period, pwm_duty_init, PWM_CHANNELS, io_info); pwm_start(); Serial.begin(115200); }

void loop() { pwm_set_duty(70000, 0); // GPIO15: 10% pwm_start(); Serial.println(""); Serial.print(pwm_get_duty(0)); Serial.print("###1 ");
delay(5000); pwm_set_duty(125000, 0); // GPIO15: 100% pwm_start(); Serial.println(""); Serial.print(pwm_get_duty(0)); Serial.print("###2 "); delay(5000); pwm_set_duty(0, 0); // GPIO15: 0% pwm_start(); Serial.println(""); Serial.print(pwm_get_duty(0)); Serial.print("###3 "); delay(10000); } `

i copierd the pwm.h from the arduino folder to my project folder, also the pwm.c from the git repo after that i opened them both in arduino with ->file -> open (sry iam new on arduino normaly i run lua code on the devices..)

result: fan didnt care about the set duty cycles .. doesnt matter what i set... the only thing i recognized was, if a wire up the pin to pwm it reduces the speed a little bit... buts thats it...

any ideas... what did i miss ?!

Thanks

[gordonthree]

hi @2bedom any luck sorting your problem out? I think the period needs to be smaller, not bigger. eg the example states a period of 256 (8 bit res) for 19khz. So maybe try 128 but maybe that would be too fast? I am about to experiment with this as well, i'll post results soon as I get the hardware together. My fans are 24v and on an isolated ground, so I need to find an opto coupler to drive the pwm input with a 3.3v signal.

[2bedom]

@gordonthree yes i was .. i am using the wemos d1 mini , all worked fine i had 2 things to deal with... one was my own stupidity.

1.) my fan had a pwm range from 300rpm-1700rpm so setting the duty to zero will never stop him :) 2.) common ground - i missed that i had to use the same ground !

so now iam using a noctua pwm fan, common ground and everything worked fine .. if you need some further infos or code snipped feel free to ask..

[StefanBruens]

25kHz is 1/25000 seconds, i.e. 40 microseconds or 40000 nanoseconds. Thus the correct period for 25kHz is:

period * ticktime = 40000 => period = 40000 / 200 = 200

[2bedom]

@StefanBruens hmm seems to be clear ... but why does my 125000 work Oo ?

i setthe duty in 10k steps from 10k to 125k ...

so if i switch to 200 period i'll have to scale/map 0-100% from 0-200 right ?

[xuhongv]

hi，in the rtos v3.0 SDK，when i add the pwm.c , build find error：ETS_FRC_TIMER1_INTR_ATTACH() undefine ..