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The solution is to add hall effect sensors to the motor. [Robert] did all that, tested all the 36 combinations of hall effect and coil wiring, and it STILL didn’t work.

Even with Hall Effect sensors, I found that sometimes small movements would not be picked up by the controller —sometimes to catastrophic in-game results.

Would you believe it, the ESP32 popular Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chip has a built-in Hall effect sensor. Espressif Systems makes the chip, and its ESP32 data sheet has nearly no mention of the Hall sensor ...

Innovative inverted pyramid Hall-effect sensors offer improved accuracy and reduced crosstalk, paving the way for high-performance magnetic sensing solutions.

The Hall-effect based current sensors are qualified for use in a range of automotive and industrial applications, such as on-board chargers (OBC), DC/DC converters, power supplies, and small electric ...