9GV0612H102

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DC Fans

DC fans are powered electrically, and are usually used in computer systems. The fan is designed to circulate air through the chassis or other enclosures for ventilation, cooling or even to assist in the flow of air for temperature dependent components. DC fans tend to have relatively small motors, enabling them to fit inside system enclosures, as well as providing a long and steady life expectancy which is one of their most prominent features.

9GV0612H102 Application Fields and Working Principle

The 9GV0612H102 DC fan is a fan designed primarily for air cooling applications, having an airflow of 28.5 CFM. The motor is powered by a DC voltage of 12V, and has a maximum input power of 1.44W and a maximum speed of 6000 RPM. The fan has two 30milx30mil ultra thin wire pins for power connection and it is recommended to use the PWM signal line and ground line to control its speed.

The fan utilizes an efficient impeller design, which allows for both high static pressure and high air volume to be generated at the same time. This design also reduces the noise levels produced by the fan, enabling it to work quietly and with minimal disruption in a given environment. It also offers a high level of reliability due to its robust construction, and dirt and dust-resistant features.

The 9GV0612H102 DC fan is widely used in many applications, especially those which need quiet operation and high air delivery, such as liquid cooling systems, power supplies, desktop enclosures, and servers. It is also suitable for use in small form factor systems due to its size and dimension.

In terms of its operating principle, the 9GV0612H102 DC fan is designed to utilize a centrifugal force in order to extract the air through the rotor blade. Once the motor generates the centrifugal force, the fan blades help to draw the air from the outside, which create airflow over the blades, in turn spinning the motor, thus generating the airflow needed. The airflow then circulates the hot air from the device or enclosures, and directs the cooler air into the fan, providing a cooling system which helps reduce the temperature of the device.

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