OK , directly expressing the problem scenario .
I have a temperature sensor [IC LM 35], comparator [IV 741 opamp] , a fan [18V D.C fan], thyristor [SCR TYN612M].
Now, i want to use them over to form a circuit capable of controlling my fan speed in proportional to temperature.
Is there a way out to form a simple but effective circuit out of this?
HELP !
i know what to do but don't know how to do (eg, i don't know what values of L-C pair should i employ for simple commutation of SCR)
I have a temperature sensor [IC LM 35], comparator [IV 741 opamp] , a fan [18V D.C fan], thyristor [SCR TYN612M].
Now, i want to use them over to form a circuit capable of controlling my fan speed in proportional to temperature.
Is there a way out to form a simple but effective circuit out of this?
HELP !
i know what to do but don't know how to do (eg, i don't know what values of L-C pair should i employ for simple commutation of SCR)