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Re: Power a Hall Effect Sensor

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With this being said, what would be the best (most regulated) way to power the sensor board?
What voltage do you need? The 5v supply from the Digital Sidecar ought to be pretty stable.
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Re: Power a Hall Effect Sensor

Yea, 5V is all it needs.
So I would have power to the Digital Side Car and then the signal wire to the Analog Breakout on the cRIO?
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Re: Power a Hall Effect Sensor

The 5v on the analog breakout is also regulated.
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