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mikelawrence/esphome-fan-controller
This is a simple ESP32-C3 based fan controller design to support 4-pin computer fans from 5V to 24V at up to 2 amps. Fan tachometer is supported.

The TPS61322DBZ is a DC DC Converter made by Texas Instruments in a SOT-23-3 package with 3 pins. -40℃~+125℃@(TJ) 1 1.6MHz 2.2V 6.5uA 750mA 900mV~5.5V Boost Boost Built-in Fixed Yes SOT-23-3 DC-DC Converters ROHS.
PCBKit's library has its KiCad symbol (Regulator_Switching:TPS61322DBZ, from KiCad's library) and its footprint (Package_TO_SOT_SMD:SOT-23-3, from KiCad's library), ready for a KiCad board. 215 are in stock at JLCPCB (part C485811). 1 open-source board in 1 repository on GitHub use it.
| Pin | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | GND | Power in |
| 2 | SW | Power in |
| 3 | VOUT | Power out |

mikelawrence/esphome-fan-controller
This is a simple ESP32-C3 based fan controller design to support 4-pin computer fans from 5V to 24V at up to 2 amps. Fan tachometer is supported.
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SOT-23-3, with 3 pins. Its footprint is drawn on this page.
Texas Instruments publishes it: the Datasheet link on this page opens it.
JLCPCB lists it as part C485811, with 215 in stock; the sellers' links on this page open their listings.
Parts like it in the library: the SM5701_2.2V by HICHON, the XC9257A22CMR-G by Torex Semiconductor, the XC9257B22CMR-G by Torex Semiconductor and the XC9257B22EMR-G by Torex Semiconductor. Check their datasheets: a part that fits the footprint may still differ in its ratings.
1 board in 1 repository on GitHub; the most starred are listed on this page, with their KiCad files.