Peripheral general circuit of Hall sensors
A Hall sensor and general-purpose circuit technology, which is applied to general control systems, program control in sequence/logic controllers, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as high R&D costs and long development cycles
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[0014] The voltage type Hall chip generally has three pins, which are power, ground and output. The output pin is connected to the power supply through a pull-up resistor. The Hall chip outputs a square wave pulse signal by inducing rotating magnetic poles. The signal level is the same as the chip power supply voltage. If the power supply of the Hall chip is not higher than the MCU power supply, the pulse signal can be directly read by the MCU. The current-type Hall chip is defined with two pins, which are connected in series to the circuit and connected to the power supply and ground through a current-limiting resistor. When the magnetic pole is close to the Hall chip, it will consume more current, which causes the voltage drop on the current-limiting resistor to be different when the magnetic pole is close and far away. With a comparator, this voltage difference can be amplified and processed. Square wave pulse signal that can be read by MCU.
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