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Level Curve Of The Zero-Position Sensor: Level Change Between High And Low

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The level curve of the output signal corresponds to the degree of overlap of the Hall sensor and the sensor plate. The output signal is either a high level signal or a low level signal. The level curve is illustrated in the following graphic:

Fig 1: Identifying Level Curve Of The Zero-Position Sensor
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