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Building a Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor |
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Ferrous Object Position Sensor |
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Figure Five: The complete Hall Effect gear tooth sensor assembly |
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Figure Six: This figure shows another way the magnetic circuit can be constructed using three small magnets from K&J Magnetics, www.kjmagnetics.com, and a small steel pole piece. |
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Figure Seven: The bottom view of the Hall Effect gear tooth sensor showing the 2-56 assembly nut glued to the bottom of the circuit board. The 2-56 nut was glued using five minute epoxy. |
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