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# PWM Library for MicroBlocks
Welcome to the **PWM Library** for MicroBlocks!
This library makes it easy for anyone—even if you dont know how to code or use a computer much—to control these modules: **Fan Motor** using simple blocks in MicroBlocks.
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## Features
- **Easy Drag-and-Drop Blocks** for controlling the module.
- **No Coding Required**.
- **Beginner-Friendly Instructions**.
- **Control the PWM Modules Easily**.
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## Getting Started
**What you need:**
- Spark microcontroller and connecting wires.
- MicroBlocks IDE installed ([Download here](https://microblocks.fun/download/)).
- PWM Modules and basic connecting wires.
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## Installation
1. **Download the PWM Library:**
Download the library file from [here](../Spark_PWM.ubl).
2. **Open MicroBlocks IDE** on your computer.
3. **Add the Library:**
- Go to the library manager in MicroBlocks.
- Click “Import Library” or drag and drop the downloaded file into the IDE.
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## How to Use
1. **Connect your module** to your microcontrollers pins (see your boards pinout for details).
2. **Open MicroBlocks IDE** and make sure your board is connected.
3. **Find the PWM blocks** in the blocks menu.
4. **Drag the blocks** you want to use into your script area.
5. **Click the green flag** or “Run” to start controlling the module!
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## Examples
There is special examples for each module:
- [**Fan Motor**](../Spark_PWM/Spark_FanMotor/README.md)
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*Have fun building with Spark Kit!*

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# Fan Motor Versions
Displaying the version and its functions with examples.
## Version 01
In these functions, you must specify the I2C pin corresponding to the module you are using.
![](Images/1.png)
*Example*
One of these functions controls the motor's speed and direction within a range of 0100, while the other function stops the motor.