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Marian Minar edited this page Mar 1, 2023 · 1 revision

Fan Driver Board [I02]

version: 1.3

  • Description:
    • I2C driving FAN
      • Connecting to Raspberry Pi by mini_hub board (long range I2C connector)
      • Power supply for fan:
        • from Raspberry pi (step up voltage convertor) and set internal VPP (iVPP) by trimmer from 5 - 24V (max 1A slow fuse)
          • measure voltage at probe J7 or between GND & VPP test pins at the PCB
        • external Power supply connected to Port X2. Pushing connector into X2 will set off internal step-up convertor
      • FAN connects into connector J4, it is designed to 4 pin FAN with tachometer
      • 2 probes for measure current:
        • J5 current of FAN load
        • J6 internal step-up converter current (before Schottky Barrier Rectifier Diode)
      • main chip dedicated for fan management emc2301 could lock content of register. Pushing reset button will unlock the locked registers
      • two I2C buses could be connected to the board at Ports J1 & J2
    • I2C communication ports:
      • Port J1,J2: short range port for short cable (tested 20 cm)
      • Port J3: wide range I2C port for long cable (tested 2 m)
    • FAN port J4:
      • Board is designed for 4 pin FAN managed by PWM and with tachometer (sensor)
    • Measure current at probe:
      • switch of two micro switches when you want to measure current
      • micro switches are on (default status)
    • Alert pin of EMC2301 chip at the board (also ALERT LED diode)
    • At the bottom side of board could be added I2C eeprom chip from 24c01 - 24c1024 for internal use
    • I2C line are voltage protected
    • Electromagnetic compatible (EMC)

fan_driver v1.3

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