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info about effect hall sensor

Discussion in 'Forum and Website' started by tetesim, Jan 18, 2009.

  1. tetesim

    tetesim New Member

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    Hi thano

    I want to know if between calamita and the structure in metal you have put something like a paper or other

    waiting for answer

    regards from Stefano
    tetesim, Jan 18, 2009
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  2. tronicgr

    tronicgr

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    Hi Stefano,

    I used to use simple potentiometers inside the support casters of the joyrider, that was fixed with double side sticky paper.

    But lately I used linear hall effect sensors (SS495) ans a piece of neodymium magnet inside those support casters, to be able to measure the rotation of the frames contactless. See this link for details:
    http://www.x-simulator.de/forum/post10318.html#p10318


    Best Regards, Thanos
    tronicgr, Jan 19, 2009
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