Sunon MagLev Engineering Information Guide

This document describes the features and characteristics of products such as SUNON MagLev, Power Motor, and Mighty Mini Fan, as well as how to measure airflow and select the right fan or blower.


Sunon MagLev Engineering Information Guide - cover page
Brand
SUNON
Category
Air Motors
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
Chinese
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
141 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3C70D9575A91501E2957125CC76C756A

About this manual

The Sunon MagLev engineering guide explains the principles behind MagLev cooling technology, including power motors, mini fans and EMI solutions. It walks the reader through the three steps to determine total cooling requirements, system resistance and the optimal operating point.

The document provides practical methods for selecting the right fan or blower, shows air performance curves for typical Sunon DC fans (e.g., 60×60×25 mm) and offers design considerations such as minimizing airflow resistance and handling filters. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • MagLev Technology Overview
  • Total Cooling Requirements
  • System Resistance and Characteristic Curve
  • System Operating Point
  • Fan and Blower Selection
  • Airflow vs. Pressure Measurement
  • Air Performance Curves
  • Design Considerations

Specifications

Typical fan size60 × 60 × 25 mm
Air flow at Point A6 CFM
Basic heat transfer equationH = Cp × W × T

Frequently asked questions

How are total cooling requirements calculated?

They are based on three factors: the heat to be transferred, the heat transfer in watts, and the required airflow in CFM.

What is the formula for system resistance?

System resistance is expressed as P = K × Qⁿ, where K is the system characteristic constant, Q is airflow, and n is the turbulence factor (1 < n < 2).

What is the basic heat transfer equation used in the guide?

The guide uses H = Cp × W × T, where H is heat transferred, Cp is specific heat of air, W is mass flow, and T is temperature rise.

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