How to connect ESP32 with MLX90333 hall sensor (3.3V - 5V voltage divider) Help

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While designing the joystick, I encountered a problem that the Hall effect sensor needs 5V for proper operation and ESP32 works on 3.3V. I searched the forum for answers but found only a few diagrams. I wanted to use the diagram below, but I have a few questions:

  1. Are capacitors needed for proper operation (I mean noise reduction). I want to get the most accurate signals from the sensor.
  2. What resistor resistances should I choose to ensure the fastest response and signal transmission from the sensor to the board?
  3. Does this scheme make sense?
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You use the sensor in analog mode?
Try with R1=1k, R2=2k and 100nF caps if you want to eliminate some noise.

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Yes, it will be running in analog mode.

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So, above setup is valid.

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You will have a trade off, adding the capacitors will reduce the sensitivity to noise but will also slow down the respond. It becomes a R/C (Resistance capacitance) problem. Remember the A/D input will also add some load.

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