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[FR] Simple speed tracking through reed switches

Open pupdeg opened this issue 3 years ago • 1 comments

Many exercise bikes have a reed switch or other magnetic sensor inside them to detect flywheel cycles for output to an onboard computer, and for ones that don't, you could easily add one mounted to either the pedals or the flywheel. This general measure of cadence could be detected through a couple of pins on the ESP32 board, and could be used for speed calculations using a lookup chart based on the resistance setting, or just for cadence data.

While heart rate works well for power, instant cadence data could provide better accuracy and reduce latency.

pupdeg avatar Dec 04 '21 16:12 pupdeg

It would/should be easy to implement if anyone wants to have at it.

For the pcb, we’d need to break out some pins as well.

doudar avatar Dec 31 '21 20:12 doudar