Is anybody aware of an Australian supplier of Toshiba Hall Effect Sensors.
In particular I am seeking device No. THS119.
Thanks in advance for any info.
I've never done any experimenting with them. But I've observed that
the floppy disk drives and hard disk drives have one or more sensors
in the drive motors, so if you're in need of a few, you might try
disassembling a few bad Toshiba drives for them. Seems that if the
drives are Toshiba, the sensors might also be Toshiba.
YWIA
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