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Hall sensors

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kal.a

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Hello everyone, I'm back with more questions :nailbiting: and this time about hall sensors. I salvaged a magnetic/ hall **broken link removed**which basically **broken link removed** and a board, a housing and a disc containing the magnet/magnets. I could not find the datasheet as usual and have a few pictures of it.
**broken link removed** are connected to the two sensors and I figured them like as follows and hope for to confirm or reject my conclusion.

1-Brown is ground/common
2-Blue is V+ ( whatever that turns out to be)
3-White i signal
4-Green is signal.

Your help is as always much appreciated.
 
The normal connections for proximity etc, is Blue=common, Brown= +ve, Black= out1, White=out2.
Max.
 
what about black vs green?
 
Well, the way I figured it is that the white and green are on leads by themselves so they got to be the out signal and the brown and blue are each wired to a lead on each of the sensors so I figured the Brown and Blue are V+ and V- .
 
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