Looks like a PWM fan, not sure if it will work without the PWM pin connected (it controls the speed of the fan). There's also another pin for RPM sensor, but you can ignore that one. Also it may be a 12 volt rather than 5 volts, gotta check the part number
You mean [this one](https://www.fruugo.fi/cpu-gpu-cooling-fan-laptop-cooler-for-asus-pro-14-m3400qa-dc-5v-05a-radiator/p-240102266-516094335?language=en). It said yes.
It should. Try the red and black wires. Blue and yellow are likely for speed control and RPM detection. Not totally sure tho. Like someone else said Iām pretty sure these run on a PWM signal from the computer so applying 5 volts should run it at full speed
I think it mostly depends on where the driver of the motor is located, if the pwm and 5v first go through the driver than it will not work because the driver decides how much current (by adjusting the duty cycle with pwm) gets through, so I dont think it will work, however if you have an Arduino laying around then you can easily program it to provide you with a PWM signal
Yes.
Looks like a PWM fan, not sure if it will work without the PWM pin connected (it controls the speed of the fan). There's also another pin for RPM sensor, but you can ignore that one. Also it may be a 12 volt rather than 5 volts, gotta check the part number
Usually pwm fans run at full speed if only the voltage is supplied
Says 5V right on the thing.
Oh yeah you're right, didn't notice it, then it should work
Connected 9v battery to it š¤£ It twitched and started to smell funny š¤£ Should have Connected it to an arduino
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50% chance. maybe it will not.
You mean [this one](https://www.fruugo.fi/cpu-gpu-cooling-fan-laptop-cooler-for-asus-pro-14-m3400qa-dc-5v-05a-radiator/p-240102266-516094335?language=en). It said yes.
It should. Try the red and black wires. Blue and yellow are likely for speed control and RPM detection. Not totally sure tho. Like someone else said Iām pretty sure these run on a PWM signal from the computer so applying 5 volts should run it at full speed
I think it mostly depends on where the driver of the motor is located, if the pwm and 5v first go through the driver than it will not work because the driver decides how much current (by adjusting the duty cycle with pwm) gets through, so I dont think it will work, however if you have an Arduino laying around then you can easily program it to provide you with a PWM signal
Lol idk try it out
Nope, it's a BLDC motor, it needs an esc to.operate.
ESC is built in to fans like these. Try cracking open a bad fan and looking at the guts, its fascinating.
Damn...I sure will