Use hall effect sensor SS49E to fix your ebike throttle!

This is a quick demonstration that all you really need for a working ebike throttle is the hall effect sensor SS49E. It is a bilinear switch 3v-6.5vdc that works by sensing its position relative to magnetism from one mounted on the handle. It's three leads are the source, gate, and drain or its inpute, ground, and signal. With just these three wires you have a working throttle!
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[@misoo83]

Hi, i have thumb throttle that have start idle voltage 1.33v and when full run 3.42v, is this ok voltage, is this throttle ok and will this throttle work fine with such voltage values?. Thanks 🙂

[@Sloanie2010]

Hi, great video. I am replacing a Hall effect sensor (49E) on my e bike LCD Display / Thumb Throttle. The problem is that the Hall effect was badly welded and suddendly fell and currently do not know which cable color goes where (only one I know is that the middle cable goes in the midle). Am I risking to burn the display if I wrongly weld the other 2 cables or given the voltage could not be a problem in your opinion??

[@anio6865]

I was thinking about using the 16-22 size crimp on bullet connectors for my 6 hall sensor wires. Then I could just plug and unplug them. Do you think that is a good idea ?