ASEN10416

The ASEN 10416 fan works by employing two different types of motors, which are used in combination to create the alternating current flow. The first type of motor is the induction motor, which operates on a principle known as “Faraday’s Law of Induction”. This law states that an electric current will be induced in a conductor when the magnetic field is changing. In this case, the changing magnetic field is created by the ASEN 10416 fan as it’s spinning, and it induces the current that powers the fan.

The second type of motor employed in the ASEN 10416 fan is the brushless DC motor. This type of motor is controlled by a circuit board, which is located in the fan housing. The circuit board essentially acts as a switch, using an algorithm to determine when to turn the motor on and off, in order to create the alternating current flow that is required to power the fan. This process is known as “Pulse Width Modulation” (PWM).

The ASEN 10416 fan also features a built in thermal switch, which helps protect the fan from overheating. The thermal switch will detect when the internal temperature of the fan exceeds a certain threshold and will shut the fan off until it has cooled down. This helps prevent damage to the fan, and helps ensure that it will keep spinning for as long as possible.

In addition to the two motors and the thermal switch, the ASEN 10416 fan also contains a number of other features. These include a built in fan speed control, which can be used to adjust the speed of the fan, as well as an integrated heat sink to help dissipate the heat generated by the fan’s operation. This helps to ensure that the fan is always running at its optimum temperature. Overall, the ASEN 10416 fan is an ideal choice for an AC fan application, as it is designed specifically for such an application and offers a number of features that make it suitable for this purpose.