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- A hall sensor is an electronic device fitted in a phone to determine the proximity, speed, and location of a device’s mechanical system.
- It does this by detecting varying magnetic fields.
- It then converts the variance into electronic signals that are relayed to the phone’s processor.
- A hall effect sensor does not have to come in contact with a physical element to detect and relay information.
- Hall sensors are important in the Global Positioning System (GPS) function of a phone or even a vehicle.
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