i have an old manual car without air conditioning, and i am looking for something to improve the situation, like adding a fan or air conditioner. If it's not available or not possible,i am considering a stand with a fan and built-in lighting, so i can have airflow and lighting to read or for personal use.
i make this model a fan with led for car or desk in my work
Electronics Tools
tinker cad
To simulate the circuit and ensure it works with the correct connections.
Crafting Tools
cutter
cardboard
scissors
Electronics Tools
breadboard
Dc fan
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jumper wires
crocodile wires
on / off switch
push botton
led
cutter
restores 220 ohm
cardboard
adapter 5 volt
scissors
www.tinkercad.com/things/c27RwJajmcL/editel?returnTo=%2Fdashboard
this is the circuit in tinker CAD in the above link
Design Circuit on Tinkercad:
Circuit Components:
LED
DC FAN
Slide switch (functions as an on/off switch)
PUSH BOTTON
VOLTAGE SOURCE 5 VOLTE
ADAPTER 5 V BECAUSE THEY WROTE ON FAN THAT IT NEED 5 V
Circuit Actions:
Movement
LED illumination
Steps Taken:
Connect two wires from the adapter (positive and negative) to the breadboard.
Connect the positive terminal (anode) of the LED to the positive wire from the adapter, and the negative terminal (cathode) to the negative wire, placing a resistor in series with the LED.
Connect the positive terminal of the fan to the positive wire from the adapter, and the negative terminal of the fan to the negative wire.
Use a push button to control the operation of the fan or the LED. Connect one side of the push button to the positive wire going to the fan, and the other side to the positive terminal of the adapter. When the button is pressed, the circuit is activated or deactivated.
When the ON/OFF switch is turned on, the fan and LED will work if the circuit is complete. Pressing the push button will turn the fan or LED on or off depending on the configuration.
Build Circuit on Breadbord
I connected the motor to the switch, then completed the rest of the wiring as shown in Tinkercad. Finally, I verified that the circuit works properly.
Making robot
I used a FAN AND make a cardboard for the body, and used tape
I built an electrical circuit, but it didn't work, so we had to use a voltmeter. In the end, I discovered that the resistor was not 220 ohms.
so i changed the restor
jumper wires