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Hall and inductive sensors

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Hello,

I have a few questions, maybe you will know the answers:

Can I connect a car on-board computer to inductive speed sensor?
And what would be different if I connect a hall sensor instead of inductive sensor?
Thanks in advance
 

The speedometers I've heard about are driven by a cable attached to a wheel. Some cables terminate with a spinning magnet, which drives (by induction, or similar concept) a disc attached to the speedometer needle.

If you can get close to this spinning magnet then you can put a sensor close to it.

Come to think of it, some onboard computers are already connected to the speedometer sensor, one way or another.
 

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