The Hall sensors are read by an Arduino Nano, which computes the angles into movement of the pantograph head and records it as G-Code. This can simply be displayed on the attached LCD display, or ...

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Enlarging its portfolio of position-detecting sensors, Allegro MicroSystems Inc. has introduced a family of programmable, Hall-effect, linear sensors in miniature package options (see the Figure).

This paper presents the design, implementation, and evaluation of an innovative electronic chess board leveraging Hall-effect sensors for chess piece identification. Current electronic chess boards ...

That said, I criticised the lack of Hall Effect sensors and short battery life in our DualSense Edge review, but concluded that “The DualSense Edge is an excellent first pro controller from Sony ...

The Hall Effect is essentially a move away from the traditional analogue sticks, where physical contact causes them to wear down over time, and ultimately cause stick drift. Using magnets, rather ...

TI recently developed a family of low-power Hall-effect digital switches (the DRV5032) and latches (the DRV5012) for digital Hall-effect sensors. Figure 3 shows the transfer function of these sensors.