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    Description Shows the Hall effect for different directions of electric current and magnetic field.
    Legend: # Electrons (not conventional current!) # Hall element, or Hall sensor # Magnets # Magnetic field # Power source In drawing "A", the Hall element takes on a negative charge at the top edge (symbolised by the blue color) and positive at the lower edge (red color). In "B" and "C", either the electric current or the magnetic field is reversed, causing the polarization to reverse. Reversing both current and magnetic field (drawing "D") causes the Hall element to again assume a negative charge at the upper edge.
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      • 2005-04-10T03:00:20Z Peo~commonswiki 984x986 (410549 Bytes) Shows the Hall effect for different directions of electric current and magnetic field.

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    current02:50, 23 December 2025Thumbnail for version as of 02:50, 23 December 2025984 × 986 (102 KB)Hike395 (talk | contribs)== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description={{langswitch|en=Shows the Hall effect for different directions of electric current and magnetic field.<br /> Legend: # Electrons (not conventional current!) # Hall element, or Hall sensor # Magnets # Magnetic field # Power source In drawing "A", the Hall element takes on a negative charge at the top edge (symbolised by the blue color) and positive at the lower edge (red color). In "B" and "C", either th...

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