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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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