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Similarly, if you align any piece of steel north/south and let it sit there, it will become magnetized. This is an issue with long term storage of pipe lengths because welding on magnetized steel is a nightmare. Google I'll check out some other saw cut steel in the shop and see what I get. Forged steel is known to be magnetic, there are even people out there who specialize in degaussing the stuff: Magnetic Products and Services, Inc. (The Gaussbusters) - Home Page
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Alrighty, after some more work, I've got some context to what I'm playing with. Bad things start to happen to arcs above 60 gauss. Now I know Brad (RedHouse) calibrated these, but am I playing in a range where the error of the calibration could be effecting my readings significantly? If they're off by 5 gauss, that's no problem, off by 10, that's starting to make me nervous, off by 20 and I need to find a way to calibrate this beast. Sawing these parts doesn't seem to be inducing magnetism. Machining might, but I'll have to wait until my big part gets back from the machine shop to see.
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A1302 sensor is not rigth for accurate measuring in that range.... least of all brad calibration.... you need a high sensitivity, factory calibrated sensor...
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Could you suggest a sensor that would be accurate in that range and compatible with the PIC firmware?
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| A1321LUA Calibrated Linear Hall-Effect Sensor with this range would be about +- 450 gauss.... and it is factory calibrated
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Excellent. So since this is calibrated from the factory, I just enter 5.000mv/G, which is the data sheet value, into the calibration for the PIC and I'm good to go?
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i think they send a datasheet for your specific sensor.... with the exact sesitivity value... (it will be 5.000 or 5.010 or 5.026.... ecc) (it is not a special sensor... only it is a sensor measured before sell) yes... enter value in calibration menu and you are good
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