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> It's surprising that there are no PC fan controllers that would use some variant of PID control with a temperature target. They actually exist (such as ARCTI
by selcuka 3y ago
> It's surprising that there are no PC fan controllers that would use some variant of PID control with a temperature target.
They actually exist (such as ARCTIC F12 TC) but not very common. Separate controllers such as Adafruit EMC2101 are also available.
- 4gotunameagain 3y agoBoth EMC2101 and F12 TC work with a look up table, so a normal curve as opposed to a PID. You can verify that in the datasheet of EMC2101, and in the case of F12 TC in product descriptions (..The fan responses to the rise in temperature swiftly within a critical 6°C range, the rpm of the ARCTIC F Pro TC fan increases from around 500 to its maximum of 2,000 rpm (the steep curve in the chart).)