PMD1212PTB2-A.(2).GN

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DC Fans are electrically powered fans which typically run on direct current. Unlike AC motors, DC fans have a small fixed speed and are able to operate from a range of 6V to 48V. The PMD1212PTB2-A.(2).GN range of DC fans is an excellent choice when a fan is required to operate in >48V and a constant, consistent performance is essential.

Application Fields

The PMD1212PTB2-A.(2).GN range of DC fans is used in a range of applications, such as automotive components, cooling solutions, and robotics. The fans are suitable for small to medium sized closed systems, that require a constant cooling solution. DC fans are often used in applications which require a consistent, reliable performance, regardless of ambient temperature.

DC fans such as the PMD1212PTB2-A.(2).GN are most often used in automotive components, such as brake pads, crankshafts, and wheels. The fans are also used to provide cooling solutions to robotic systems, such as for cooling the motors and circuits. DC fans can also be used to maintain optimal temperatures in remote robotic systems, such as those used in unmanned aerial vehicles.

Working Principle

DC fans are constructed with several components which work together to generate airflow. At the heart of a DC fan is a set of blades which spin when an electric current is applied. The blades of the fan are typically made from plastic or aluminum, and a typical fan consists of five or six blades.

The blades act as a propellor, forcing air molecules across the fan in order to generate airflow. As the fan is powered, the blades apply a force to the air molecules, creating an airflow. The blades are typically set at an angle, in order to maximise the amount of airflow generated. Airflow is also created by the spinning of the fan\'s motor. As the motor spins, it creates a centrifugal force which draws air molecules towards the fan.

The amount of airflow generated by a DC fan is determined by several factors. The speed of the motor, the size of the fan, and the angle of the blades all play a role in determining the airflow generated. The PMD1212PTB2-A.(2).GN range of DC fans has been designed to operate in >48V and at constant speeds, ensuring a consistent, reliable performance.

Conclusion

The PMD1212PTB2-A.(2).GN range of DC fans is an excellent choice when a fan is needed to operate in >48V and a constant, consistent performance is essential. The fans are suitable for a range of applications, such as in automotive components, cooling solutions, and robotics. DC fans are constructed with a set of blades which spin when an electric current is applied, forcing air molecules across the fan and generating airflow. The amount of airflow generated by a DC fan is determined by several factors, including the speed of the motor, the size of the fan, and the angle of the blades.

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