how fan speed decrease or increase by using regulator?
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Answer / nomi
Regulators increase or decrease the duty cycle, hence
controlling the on and off time of input sinusoidal signal.
when off time is increased the speed will become slower and
in case of increased on time the speed is increased.
if regulators increase resistance than a lot of energy will
be waisted..
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Answer / apoorv
fan speed is controlled by varying the resistance. if the resistance increases , the fan speed decreases, and vica-versa
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Answer / ikab
Regulator increases or decreases resistance,
so voltage drops accordingly to adjust fan speed.
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