Temperature Controlled Fan T10-B

This project is an Arduino Temp Controlled Fan. This fan will turn on and off based on the readings from the temp sensor.

1. Connect a wire (red) from the 5V connector on your Arduino to the positive section on your bread board. You will then connect another wire (black) from GRND to the negative portion of your bread board.
2. Use another wire (red) to connect positive strip on bottom to strip on top. Same thing using another negative wire.
3. Now you will begin setting up the temp sensor. The flat side of the sensor will face you. The left will be your positive middle will be your input and right will be your negative.
4. You will connect a wire from the left to the positive strip closest to the Arduino on your bread board. You will the do the same thing on the right except this will go to the negative portion. Lastly, for this step you will run a wire from the middle to input to A0.
5. Now we will begin the h bridge. Plug this in as a bridge between both sections of your bread board.
6. To begin wiring this you will start with Wiring the portion labeled PWMA to port 10. Then AI2 to port 3, then AI1 to port 2, then STBY to positive strip closest to your Arduino, and GRND to the negative strip closest to the Arduino. Now move onto to the other side, wire VCC to the positive strip furthest from the Arduino, GRND will be wired to the Negative side furthest from the Arduino. Lastly, you will wire the motor, the positive wire will connect to AO1 on the H-Bridge and the negative to AO2.

Get a box, cover the wiring and Arduino. Cut a hole for the fan and motor. Then cut a hole in the back of the box for code and power to the Arduino.