Hall Effect sensors...
Matthew S. Padden
m.s.padden at hud.ac.uk
Thu Sep 18 11:53:47 CEST 1997
Hi..
>
>> Does the term "Hall Effect sensor" mean anything?
>
Yep; somebody called Hall found out about the effect that magnetic fields
have on certain materials. (I can't remember the exact details, but
basically I think it's magnetically sensitive semiconductors) As used in
some geetar wah-wah pedals, because then there's no expensive pot to wear
out and get noisy.
>
> Good idea, a magnet joystick !
>
Very good idea, but I think they're quite expensive. Now, I wonder if I can
get my hydraulic/fluidic control panel working...;)
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Matthew S. Padden
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