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Contextual Info: SIEMENS 3.1 Hall-Effect Sensors Fundamentals The Hall effect, so named after its discoverer Edwin Hall in 1879, is the result of the Lorentz force on moving electrons subjected to a magnetic field. Fig. 1a is a representation of the current flow in a material when no magnetic field is present. As

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Contextual Info: SIEMENS Position Hall Sensor KSY10 Features • • • • • High sensitivity High operating temperature range High linearity Low offset voltage Low TC of sensitivity and internal resistance • Plastic-encapsulated miniature package Typical applications

Contextual Info: SIEMENS KSY10 Hall Sensor Features • • • • • High sensitivity High operating temperature range High linearity Low offset voltage Low TC of sensitivity and internal resistance • Plastic-encapsulated miniature package 0.1 5 j 'S; t 0.1 5 ± o,07

Contextual Info: SIEMENS Position Hall Sensor KSY 10 Features • • • • • High sensitivity High operating temperature range High linearity Low offset voltage Low TC of sensitivity and internal resistance • Plastic-encapsulated miniature package Typical applications

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Abstract: of three phase induction type wattmeter three phase wattmeter connections Hall Siemens ksy10 hall generator three phase induction type wattmeter induction type wattmeter induction wattmeter KSY10 hall sensor sot143
Contextual Info: Hall Generators Measure Power in Loads Fed from Pulse Width Modulated Sources Reprint* from Siemens Components 2/86 - Page 59 to 62 - Author: Klaus Wetzel and Lothar Kuczynski More and more loads, such as motors, are being fed from electronic converters producing pulse width modulated voltage of high frequencies. To measure the power