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The sensor is in itself very simple. He’s using a TLE4935L hall effect sensor, a spare 16FE88 microcontroller, a Nokia LCD, and one tiny neodymium magnet.

Would you believe it, the ESP32 popular Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chip has a built-in Hall effect sensor. Espressif Systems makes the chip, and its ESP32 data sheet has nearly no mention of the Hall sensor ...

The resultant device is about 20X more sensitive than a comparable conventional Hall-effect sensor. As with most such devices, there are tradeoffs in performance, and the thickness of the cobalt ...