This device combines a wheel‑based speed sensor with a crank‑based cadence sensor in a single housing, providing simultaneous measurement of linear velocity and pedal revolutions. The speed
This device combines a wheel‑based speed sensor with a crank‑based cadence sensor in a single housing, providing simultaneous measurement of linear velocity and pedal revolutions. The speed measurement uses a Hall‑effect sensor detecting magnetic pulses from a spoke‑mounted magnet, while cadence is captured by a second Hall‑effect sensor monitoring a crank‑arm mounted magnet. Both channels output digital pulses that are processed to deliver real‑time data compatible with ANT+ and Bluetooth Low Energy profiles.
The speed sensor operates at a pulse frequency proportional to wheel rotation; with a typical 20‑spoke magnet configuration, each wheel revolution generates 20 pulses, allowing a resolution of 0.1 km/h at 1 Hz update rate. The cadence sensor similarly produces pulses per crank revolution, providing a resolution of 1 rpm across the usable range of 30–180 rpm.
| Parameter | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Speed measurement range | 0 – 120 | km/h |
| Speed resolution | 0.1 | km/h |
| Speed update rate | 1 | Hz |
| Cadence measurement range | 30 – 180 | rpm |
| Cadence resolution | 1 | rpm |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +60 | °C |
| Ingress protection | IP67 | – |
| Power consumption (typical) | <10 | mA |
| Battery life (CR2032) | ≈500 | hours |
A small neodymium magnet is affixed to a spoke; as the wheel turns, the magnet passes the Hall‑effect sensor mounted on the fork or chainstay, generating a voltage pulse each time. The sensor’s output is conditioned and counted by an onboard microcontroller, which converts pulse count to speed using the known wheel circumference.
Similarly, a second magnet on the crank arm passes a second Hall‑effect sensor near the bottom bracket. The cadence channel counts pulses per crank revolution, providing rpm. Both channels are time‑stamped and transmitted via a 2.4 GHz radio using either ANT+ (device type: Speed/Cadence) or Bluetooth Low Energy (Cycling Speed and Cadence profile).
Each unit undergoes functional testing at three temperature points (−20 °C, 25 °C, 60 °C) to verify speed and cadence accuracy within ±0.5 km/h and ±2 rpm respectively. The Hall‑effect sensors are screened for magnetic offset and hysteresis before assembly.
Ingress protection is validated by immersion testing per IEC 60529; IP67 certification confirms resistance to temporary submersion and dust ingress. Electrical endurance is checked with a 500‑hour cyclic load test simulating real‑world vibration and temperature cycling.
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