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Freo    83

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Hi Guys, Just curious as to whether any of you have had some experience, using a Hall effect potentiometer. I have a home made setup for nose wheel steering, using a normal potentiometer,operating via a Leo Bodnar card and FSUIPC.

It seems to loose calibration fairly quickly, which makes steering a bit of a challenge. Im led to believe that a Hall effect pot is very stable, and would like to go down that route if possible. Any comments would be helpful.

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Neil Ward

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BIGSKY    316

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I have used these with the Leo Bodnar board,with sucess,https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/tt-electronics-bi/6127V1A180L.5FS/987-1392-ND/2620661

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Freo    83

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Thanks for the reply Jim, looks like a winner.

 

Cheers 

Neil Ward

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oemlegoem    29

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I have used the position sensor from TT-Electronics as well. Also the Bourns AMS22B.

But you should have no problem with a normal potentiometer (if it is not the ultra cheapest). I have used potentiometers with the Leo Bodnar card as well. Are you sure you have a potentiometer problem? 

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