Changing the frequency changes the speed of the motor, which also changes the pressure of the water pump. The different frequencies of music are sent to the control end of the variable frequency motor through single chip microcomputer processing, so that the rotation speed of the motor changes with the tone, rhythm and strength of the music, and the pressure of the water pump changes accordingly, so that the sprayed water changes in height. Several sets of equipment control multiple groups of nozzles.
Fountains are formed by water pumps.
Convert the rhythm and intensity of music into control signals, and then control a voltage control device. After the power supply passes through this voltage control device, the output voltage also changes with the music, thus controlling the water pump motor.