In this experiment, Arduino is connected to YFS201 Hall Effect Petrol Flow Sensor to measure the flow rate of liquid. This is an excellent undertaking that may be applied to industry, the home, or applications for measuring the flow of gasoline in gasoline taps, tunnels, rivers, etc. In India, gasoline is a common form of automotive fuel. Using an Arduino, a gasoline flow sensor can measure flow rate. This research can extensively be used to gauge the amount of liquid flowing through a pipe or container or to build a control system depending on the amount or rate of liquid flow.

flow meter, Hall effect sensor, Arduino, rate of flow.

Received: September 8, 2023;  Revised: September 21, 2023;  Accepted: November 9, 2023; Published: December 4, 2023

How to cite this article: B. Magamai Radj and R. Kamalanathan, Design and analysis of Hall effect sensor and Arduino controlled liquid flow measurement, Advances and Applications in Fluid Mechanics 30(2) (2023), 147-155. http://dx.doi.org/10.17654/0973468623008

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