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Using a Hall Effect Sensor in Your Pulse Motor Build
Wire, position, and tune a Hall sensor as the trigger — replacing bifilar trigger coils for adjustable timing.
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Hall sensors give clean, adjustable timing without bifilar complexity. Power the sensor correctly, respect magnet polarity, and mount so the trigger fires slightly early. Great for systematic RPM experiments.
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