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hall effect
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Tue, 11 Jun 1996 07:03:47 GMT
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Jeff Keyzer <jkeyzer@^IHateSpam^calweb.com>
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I'm trying to stick a shaft encoder on one of the wheels of my
robot. In a search for the best way to do this, my current idea is to use a
hall effect sensor, as has been recommended to me in the past. I've got a
couple questions... First, where can I get a couple, and how much are they
going to cost me? I saw them in an All Electronics catalog, which I have
managed to lose. :-) Second, do I just connect power, ground, and the
signal output straight to the handy board? No fancy hookups or circuitry
needed?
If I can actually get my hands on one of them, it sounds like a good
way to go. If not, my second option is to use an optical encoder, which
would be more of a nuisance to install.
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Message has 2 Replies:
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| Hi Ya, I'm looking at the Digi-Key catalog (also availible at (URL) and they have several flavors of rotary encoders from $3.38 (24 pulses/360 degree mechanical encoder) to $41.20 (128 pulses/360 degree optical encoder) with the cheapest optical (...) (28 years ago, 15-Jun-96, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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