Hall effect device for crank angle sensing in which the hall eff

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Displacement

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324235, 324251, 338 32H, 123617, G01B 714, G01N 2772, G01R 3312, F02P 700

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051382580

ABSTRACT:
A Hall effect type sensing device comprises a magnetic circuit, a Hall transducing element arranged in the magnetic circuit to output a signal depending on a change in magnetic flux, a magnetic flux changing member which is able to change the magnetic flux in the magnetic circuit, a gap part which allows the magnetic flux changing member to move therein, and a frame member having its one side provided with a recessed portion forming the gap portion, and having its other side provided with an accommodation portion at a position adjacent to the recessed portion, the accommodation portion housing the Hall transducing element and a member forming the magnetic circuit.

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