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hall effect sensor applications

Hall Effect Sensor Working and Applications

Hall Effect Sensor Working Principle and Applications

This article describes the Hall effect sensor working principle and applications. Hall Effect is named after Edwin H Hall who discovered the basic fundamental principle

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