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The fundamentals of cadence sensing for pedal rotation tracking

A cadence sensor is a compact cycling device that measures your pedaling rate in revolutions per minute (RPM), providing real-time feedback to help optimize performance and training efficiency. Here is a hands-on guide to the core principles behind pedal rotation tracking, along with practical setup tips for bikes and DIY projects. It provides clear explanations and actionable insights to get your cadence sensor up and running with confidence.

Read the full article at EDN’s sister publication, Planet Analog.

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