
Arduino-compatible Hall magnetic switch module pack. Features 5V operation, Schmitt trigger, LED indicator & 3-pin header. Pack of 2.
This Whadda Hall Magnetic Switch Module pack offers a versatile and reliable solution for magnetic sensing in your electronic projects. Each Arduino-compatible module features a sophisticated onboard Hall voltage generator, designed to detect changes in magnetic fields with precision. The integrated circuitry includes an amplifier to boost the generated Hall voltage and a Schmitt trigger that provides crucial switching hysteresis for excellent noise rejection, ensuring stable and glitch-free operation in electrically noisy environments.
The module provides a clean digital output through an open-collector configuration. An onboard LED clearly indicates activation status, offering immediate visual feedback. With clearly labelled pins for Ground (GND), Power (+), and Signal output (S), connection is straightforward using the supplied 3-pin male header.
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