Wire guide & H-bridge control


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    well, according to the datasheet the A1302 should work fine for your application.
    5V only though, but it's linear 1.3 mV/G so for every 1.3mV on its output you have 1 gauss... if you used a 4V precision Vref (some pics have them onboard) then you could actually make your bot detect and measure the EM field.
    Best yet, it cheep £0.99 each...

    Here is the farnell link... http://uk.farnell.com/allegro-micros...sip/dp/1791388

    Also, ontop of this... you don't have to use an AC circuit to drive the wire... you can run DC through it... thus saving even more time and money...

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    Thanks, I took a look and ordered a few to test, as the wire is buried I need to detect it at a distance of 10-20cm, I'm thinking to install 2 sensors about the same distance and then use 2 ADC's

    I get back here if i did some tests

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