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TheRay57 03-31-2019 06:15 PM

Sensor board's sensor replacement
 
Hi all,

is someone here ever changed bad sensors on sensor board ???
I want to make a test and the only thing is missing is a sensor.

I already know:

Supply voltage : 5VDC
SOT-23 case
Digital Latch Hall effect sensor type needed (What i suspect to be good, not sure)
Open Drain Output
High frequency banwidth
High magnetic sensitivity

If i'm in error or someone already has a part number , don't hesitate !!!

Thanks !!!

Bry195 03-31-2019 07:00 PM

Ill tell you soon. I just ordered some.

TheRay57 03-31-2019 07:01 PM


Originally Posted by Bry195 (Post 15423533)
Ill tell you soon. I just ordered some.

Do you reemeber which company made them ??

Bry195 03-31-2019 07:45 PM

I just ordered the ones that looked dimensionally correct. Only one set of smd Hall effects for sale on ebay under rc cars. Mine are damaged and I ordered a complete replacement board and figure i could solder these on and if they worked they worked. They are the right voltage too.

5 bucks and nothing to lose. i have a solder station for smd so the work shouldnt be too bad either.

TheRay57 06-10-2019 08:30 PM


Originally Posted by Bry195 (Post 15423572)
I just ordered the ones that looked dimensionally correct. Only one set of smd Hall effects for sale on ebay under rc cars. Mine are damaged and I ordered a complete replacement board and figure i could solder these on and if they worked they worked. They are the right voltage too.

5 bucks and nothing to lose. i have a solder station for smd so the work shouldnt be too bad either.

Did you make the test??

Roelof 06-10-2019 11:05 PM


Originally Posted by TheRay57 (Post 15423534)
Do you reemeber which company made them ??

If you just visit Farnell you can select the product group, add some filters and all possible options pop out.

TheRay57 06-11-2019 06:25 AM


Originally Posted by Roelof (Post 15463269)
If you just visit Farnell you can select the product group, add some filters and all possible options pop out.

Visiting Farnell or mouser website is the easiest part of the job !!

There's a lot of sensor's type for those sensor : Omnipolar, Unipolar, Switch, Latch, Positive South, Positive North (Inverted). It's necessary to have the good type.

You also have to know the supply voltage, Output type, etc.

Not an easy task !!

Roelof 06-11-2019 09:42 AM

You do need a latching hall sensor working on 5 max 6v (BEC voltage) and in this case a SOT23 housing

Open drain or open collector output is not realy needed.

Juglenaut 06-11-2019 06:13 PM

Keep Digi-Key in mind, they carry all sorts of components and other stuff.

Newark Element 14
Allied Electronics
Jameco Electronics
Arrow Electronics


Just to name a few.


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