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11-02-2005, 15:11
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Re: Where to place Hall Effect Sensors.
One thing that also should be considered is WHICH gear you place the hall effect on. Placing them on a wheel sprocket will give you a lower resolution than if you place it on a gear higher up in your gearbox. This is because your wheel sprocket spins much slower than a gear in your gearbox. 1114 did some experimenting with this in the preseason and found we needed to place it on the first stage of our(AndyMark) gearbox to get the resolution required.
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