Which effect occurs when a strong external magnetic field is applied perpendicular to a Hall effect sensor?

💡 Explanation

When a strong magnetic field is applied, the Lorentz force on moving charges within the sensor increases significantly, leading to a greater charge separation and a larger potential difference across the sensor. Therefore output voltage increases, rather than reduced consumption, reversed polarity or lowered temperature which require alternative mechanisms.

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