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It can be used as [[feedback sensor]] in the roadway.<br> | It can be used as [[feedback sensor]] in the roadway.<br> | ||
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| − | For the DC-Car it is used for '''[[ | + | For the DC-Car it is used for '''[[Bus automatic]]''' and '''[[Fire engine automatic]]'''. The respective function is set via CV's.<br> |
So that only the respective vehicle reacts, is <br> | So that only the respective vehicle reacts, is <br> | ||
* For the bus, the Hall sensor with the high surface area is installed to '''bottom'''. (North pole of the magnet) | * For the bus, the Hall sensor with the high surface area is installed to '''bottom'''. (North pole of the magnet) | ||
Revision as of 07:49, 31 October 2017
Hall sensor
This component reacts to magnetic fields. It is used in the vehicle to trigger a function or as a feedback input device in the street if you want automation.
Hall sensor HG1
HG1 for moment actuation
It only responds to one magnetic direction.
A Reed_switch, however, reacts to any magnetic fields.
When used as trigger for car decoder function, the Hall sensor must be installed on the left side behind the front wheel.
It can be used as feedback sensor in the roadway.
For the DC-Car it is used for Bus automatic and Fire engine automatic. The respective function is set via CV's.
So that only the respective vehicle reacts, is
- For the bus, the Hall sensor with the high surface area is installed to bottom. (North pole of the magnet)
- For the emergency vehicle, the high-area Hall sensor is installed to the top . (South pole of the magnet)
Hall sensor HG2
To be used with Martinshorn K1
The Hall sensor stores the signal.
With one magnetic direction (e.g., North Pole) it turns on and with the other pole it is turned off.
So it can control the switching input of the Soundtiny K1.
It can also be used to turn on other electronics or LEDs.
