JOY-IT DEBO SENS HALL Instructions

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Linear Magnetic Hall Sensor

KY-024

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Linear Magnetic Hall Sensor

1. Overview

2. Pin-Assignment

3. Code example Arduino

4. Code example Raspberry Pi

5. Informaon and take-back obligaons

6. Support

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Linear Magnetic Hall Sensor

Dear customer,
Thank you very much for choosing our product.
In the following we will show you what has to be observed during commissioning and use. Should you
encounter any unexpected problems during use, please feel free to contact us.

1. OVERVIEW

Chipset A3141

OP-Amplier LM393

Digital Output

If a magnec eld is detected, a signal is given out

here.

Analog Output Direct measured value of the sensor unit

LED1 Indicates that the sensor is powered.
LED2 Indicates that a magnec eld has been detected.

2. PIN-ASSIGNMENT

Pin Assignment Arduino

Digital Signal Pin 3

+V Pin 5V

GND Pin GND

Analog Signal Pin 0

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Linear Magnetic Hall Sensor

In contrast to the Arduino, the Raspberry Pi has no analog inputs and no ADC (analog digital converter) is
integrated in the chip of the Raspberry Pis. This limits the Raspberry Pi if you want to use sensors that do
not output digital values, but should be a connuous, variable value (example: potenometer -> other
posion = dierent voltage value).

To avoid this problem, there is our KY-053 module, with 16 bit accurate ADC, which you can use on the
Raspberry to expand it by 4 analog inputs. This is connected via I2C to the Raspberry Pi, takes over the

analog measurement and passes the value digitally to the Raspberry Pi.

Therefore we recommend to connect the KY-053 module with the ADC in between for analog sensors.

Pin Assignment Raspberry Pi

Digital Signal GPIO24 [Pin 18]

+V 3,3V [Pin 1]

GND Ground [Pin 6]

Analog Signal

Analog 0

(ADS1115 - KY053)

Pin Assignment ADS1115

VDD 3,3V [Pin 1]
GND Ground [Pin 9]

SCL GPIO03 / SCL [Pin 5]

SDA GPIO02 / SDA [Pin 3]

A0 Analog Signal (Sensor)