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    The #40H anemometer uses a Hall Effect transducer to convert rotation into a square wave output signal. It has three terminals - a positive and negative terminal to supply 5-26 volts of power, and an open collector output terminal that provides a square wave signal when connected to a pull-up resistor. An example circuit is shown applying power between the positive and negative terminals and connecting the output terminal to a resistor to provide the square wave signal output.

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    The #40H anemometer uses a Hall Effect transducer to convert rotation into a square wave output signal. It has three terminals - a positive and negative terminal to supply 5-26 volts of power, and an open collector output terminal that provides a square wave signal when connected to a pull-up resistor. An example circuit is shown applying power between the positive and negative terminals and connecting the output terminal to a resistor to provide the square wave signal output.

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    Application Note #40H Hall Effect Maximum Anemometer: #40H Connection Diagram - Bottom View

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    The #40H anemometer uses a Hall Effect transducer to convert rotation into a square wave output signal. It has three terminals - a positive and negative terminal to supply 5-26 volts of power, and an open collector output terminal that provides a square wave signal when connected to a pull-up resistor. An example circuit is shown applying power between the positive and negative terminals and connecting the output terminal to a resistor to provide the square wave signal output.

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    APPLICATION NOTE

    #40H Hall Effect Maximum Anemometer


    #40H Connection Diagram - Bottom View

    Signal white wire


    (-) Ground black wire
    (+) Positive red wire

    The #40H anemometer uses a solid state Hall Effect transducer to convert the anemometer rotation into a
    square wave output. There are three terminals on the #40H indicated on the above drawing. Power must be
    applied to the #40H via the indicated positive (+) and negative (-) terminals. This voltage must be between 5
    and 26 volts (+ 24V nominal). The output is an open collector transistor that when used with a pull-up resistor
    provides a square wave voltage signal output referenced to negative (-). An example circuit is shown below.

    #40H Typical Application Circuit:


    Output signal is a square wave from 0 to 24 Volts.

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