Hi, the errors only occur between 3.07V nd 4.1V, by the way. This is the circuit i built: https://up.picr.de/32741077aq.jpg And everything soldered together: https://up.picr.de/35422644va.jpeg The one 10kOhm resistor at the bottom was added afterwards, because of the 100nF capacitor before the ATtin...

Hi Patrick,
yes, grounds are connected.

Hi all, i've made a simple circuit to control a pc fan. The circuit is based on an ATtiny85, which measures the voltage on its Pin3 and then sends a corresponding pwm signal to the fan. https://up.picr.de/35387100lh.jpg I control the voltage on Pin3 via an OUT1000, where 0V is OFF and 4.2V equals 10...

Hi all, just wondering if it is possible to use an anolog capacitive soil moisture sensor directly connected to the VINT-Hub? :?: I'm think of a sensor like the dfrobot SKU:SEN0193 https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/Capacitive_Soil_Moisture_Sensor_SKU:SEN0193 It is powered by 3.3-5.5V and output...

Hi,
if you're going for a PWM fan, have a look at my GIT repository
I got this working very well using the OUT1000 and a self-designed simple circuit powered by an ATtiny85.

https://github.com/phischmi/HukyAutomation

I'll go for the OUT1100 and will report
The fan's specs say, it supports a frequency starting @ 18KHz...

One last question:
As the fan will be powered by an external 12V psu, i need to connect the GND of the OUT1100 to the GND of the fan to get this working, right?

Regards

Philipp

Could the OUT1100 be a solution to this problem? It's PWM signal is 5V @ 16KHz.

What does "PWM frequency max: 50KHz" mean in the HUB0000s specs?

Hi Patrick, thanks for your answer. But doesn't the HUB0000 send PWM-Signals @ 16KHz? Wouldn't that be a problem, since the Intel specs for pwm-controlled fans say: 2.1.4 PWM Control Input Signal The following requirements are measured at the PWM (control) pin of the fan cable connector see Figure 7...

Hi all, i've got some general questions regarding the DCC1001_0 and DC computer fans. i'd like to control a 4-pin 12V DC fan using the DCC1001_0. In fact it is a Noctua NF A14 industrialPPC-3000 PWM fan. The fan has a 4-pin connector for VCC, GND, PWM (0-5V @ 25KHz) and RPM. Is it possible to contro...