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Larry Hedeen

Researcher at VDO

Publications -  7
Citations -  299

Larry Hedeen is an academic researcher from VDO. The author has contributed to research in topics: Magnet & Signal. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 7 publications receiving 299 citations.

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Contactless linear angular position sensor having an adjustable flux concentrator for sensitivity adjustment and temperature compensation

TL;DR: An angular position sensor for sensing the angular position of a pivotally mounted device includes a magnetically sensitive device, such as a Hall effect IC, and a plurality of flux concentrators, rigidly disposed relative to the Hall Effect IC, forming an assembly as discussed by the authors.
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Mechanically adjustable linear-output angular position sensor

TL;DR: An angular position sensor for sensing the angular position of a pivotally mounted device includes a magnetically sensitive device, such as a Hall effect IC, and a plurality of flux concentrators, rigidly disposed relative to the Hall Effect IC, forming an assembly as mentioned in this paper.
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Temperature stable proximity sensor with sensing of flux emanating from the lateral surface of a magnet

TL;DR: A ferrous object sensor assembly as mentioned in this paper consists of a permanent magnet and a magnetic flux responsive sensor having a sensing plane which produces an electrical output signal which varies as a function of the change in magnetic flux density.
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Gear tooth sensor with improved resolution and stability

TL;DR: In this article, a gear tooth sensor with increased sensitivity and temperature tolerance enables relatively small ferrous targets to be detected using a Hall effect IC (HIC) and flux concentrators.
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Contactless angular position sensor

TL;DR: An angular position sensor (20, 20', 200) for sensing the angular position of a pivotally mounted device (28) includes a magnetically sensitive device (24, 210), such as a Hall effect IC, and a plurality of flux concentrators (44, 46, 206), rigidly disposed relative to the Hall effect, forming an assembly.