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By master_pgl
#44236
Hi
I need again some help.
I would like to connect the cam senso via VR conditioner, but I have no idea if its a hall or iductive sensor.
The Type is Bosch 0232 103 022 with 3 pins. It is magnetic so it could be inductive, but all inductive sensors I know are connected by 2 pins.
I measured also the resistance between all pins, its huge ->infinite. This would mean its a hall.
By master_pgl
#44241
I found detailed informations. It is a hall sensor.
The pins are:
1: GND
2: Signal
3: power supply

By the way, it is the crank sensor in my case not cam as written above.
By master_pgl
#44272
Now there is an other stupid problem.

I connected 5V as power supply to this sensor, the output should be 5V squere, but it is 0,5V (the cable has no any divider)

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The other thig is, the wheel has 2 missig theets, but the gap looks much longer.

Any ideas what could it be?
By master_pgl
#44299
One problem solved. The reason for missing pulses was the position of my sensor, I reduced the gap between wheel an sensor and it seams to be ok.

I checked this with an other sensor, same type (just a second one), the behaviour is exactly the same, 0,5V output, even with 12V supply.
My Idea is to use the VR-Conditioner, but I am not sure how to connect.
Is this so possible?
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By dazq
#44304
I don't think you need the vr circuit tbh.
It would appear to be a lack of suitable pull up that is causing your voltage issues, do you have any fitted?
By master_pgl
#44333
You are right, i didnt connect the pullup resistor. Sometimes the solution is durectly in front of your eyes and you dont see it :lol:

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