The TK70 at an angle: a black board with a gold border, lonely binary up the left edge, an N circle and an S circle with a triangle beside each near the top, a small black three-legged Hall chip under them, two small brown capacitors below it, two round LEGO holes, LINEAR HALL EFFECT SENSOR up the right edge, ANALOG in a box, and a right-angle four-pin header.
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Linear Hall Effect Sensor

An SS49E-type linear Hall sensor on a TinkerBlock board: an analog voltage that rests at half of VCC with no field and moves about 3.25 mV per gauss at 5 V, up for one pole and down for the other. It tells you how strong a magnetic field is and which way it points. VCC must be your board's logic voltage, and it is not a current sensor on its own.

Sensitivity
3.25mV per gauss at 5 V
Linear to
±460gauss, either pole
No field
Halfof VCC, up or down from there
VCC
3V3 or 5Vyour board's logic voltage

Turn it over and see the three holes to wire: GND, VCC and SIGNAL. SIGNAL is the Hall chip's output, a voltage that rests at half of VCC and moves up or down with the field; the only other parts are two 100 nF capacitors.

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