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Re: Using Hall Effect Sensors
I'm assuming you are trying to put the Hall Effect sensor on the actual elevator carriage with the magnets mounted on the sides of the rails the elevator rides in (or something similar). I would have a counter that increments or decrements every time you pass a magnet, depending on the current direction of the elevator. Our team is using a Hall Effect sensor with an encoder using the Hall Effect to zero the encoder value. Works like a charm so far.
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My FRC History:
2014 - Team 1671: Central Valley Regional Finalist and Chairman's Award Winner, Sacramento Regional Finalist, Archimedes Quarterfinalist
2015 - Team 1671: Central Valley Regional Semifinalist, Sacramento Regional Semifinalist and Chairman's Award Winner, Newton Winner, Einstein Winner
2016 - Team 5817: Central Valley Regional Finalist and Rookie All-Star, Orange County Regional Quarterfinalist and Rookie All-Star, Newton Division
2017 - Team 5817: Return of the bench grinder
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