Here are some pictures that show how this is done. These are not my pictures they were sent to me by a friend. I thought they might help some of the other members.
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How and what does the Hall Effect do?
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The Hall sensors are used by the controller to get the motor going from a dead stop.
If you ever have an accident, and sever the hall wires, you can still use the motor with a "Pedal First " controller, by getting the motor started manually, the controller can determine what order to fire the coils to get you moving .
Be VERY careful when re-assembling the motor.. the magnets in these motors are strong and when you get within range it will snap together FAST.. do not get your fingers in the way !!!
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So a E Scooter hub motor won't have Hall sensors?
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The Hall sensor is a " Brushless " thing..
Brushed motors do not use.. or need hall sensor wires.. hook them to a power source and away you go ( Only 2 wires.. - and + ).. add a controller and you have throttle control..
Brushless motors require a controller to function, ( 3 phase, or 3 wires for the power ) and in the RC world, there are Sensorless Brushless controllers.. but e-bikes, as far as i know.. need to be Pedal First in order to avoid the Hall sensor.
Can't wait to see what the future brings..
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