Is the Hall effect the same as magnetic induction?

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Can someone explain in detail if halls effect is magnetic induction?
 

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An induced emf is generally considered to be due to a changing magnetic flux linkage (Faradays laws)
The Hall emf is caused by a magnetic field (not necessarily changing) causing charge carriers (electrons in a metal) being deflected by the magnetic field.
 
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