The SS50AT Linear Hall Effect Magnetic Sensor is a small bipolar component that detects the presence and strength of a magnetic field and converts it into an electrical signal. As a linear Hall sensor, its output changes smoothly with the magnetic field, which makes it handy for sensing, position detection, and switching tasks in electronics, automation, and DIY projects. It suits hobbyists, makers, students, and anyone building control or measurement circuits.
Key features
- Linear Hall effect sensing for magnetic field detection.
- Bipolar operation, responding to both magnetic poles.
- Compact through-hole style that fits common breadboards and PCBs.
- Simple to integrate with microcontrollers such as Arduino and similar boards.
- Suitable for repeated, contact-free sensing.
Typical uses
- Proximity and position sensing using a magnet.
- Speed or rotation detection in DIY mechanisms.
- Contact-free switches and triggers.
- Educational and prototyping electronics projects.
How to choose / tips
- Confirm your project needs a linear (analog-style) output rather than a digital switch type.
- Make sure the bipolar response matches how your magnet is oriented.
- Check the pin layout and supply voltage of your board before wiring.
- Order a spare or two, since small sensors are easy to misplace.
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