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It depends on the use case, I was curious on price. It is geometrically limited too, with regard to how to mount the magnet to the servo horn (vs. taking the bo
by ge96 2y ago
It depends on the use case, I was curious on price. It is geometrically limited too, with regard to how to mount the magnet to the servo horn (vs. taking the body apart). I just like how you can use that tech, I've seen someone make a USB joystick with a magnet/hall effect sensor to use as a 3D mouse for example. Also have seen people taking hs and using them as rotary encoders on BLDC motors.
edit: I probably should have watched this video before my initial comment, servo I thought RC servo not these big ones. Even so the bigger one would be easier to work on than a smaller hobby one.