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[sportrider - tech] - Using Data Acquisition Part 2 - RPM Analysis
Using Data Acquisition Part 2 - RPM Analysis
 Learn about data acquisition, speed, rpm channels, and more...In last issue's Art & Science we discussed the basics of data acquisition and different ways to interpret speed data. Speed-whether recorded by a GPS-based system or a unit that measures wheel speed-is generally the base channel and offers plenty of information on its own. Adding more channels, however, allows a more in-depth analysis of the motorcycle's and rider's behavior on the track. That higher level of analysis can in turn result in quicker development and improved overall performance from both the bike and rider. Photo Gallery: Using Data Acquisition Part 2 - RPM Analysis - Sport Rider Magazine Read More | Digg It | Add to del.icio.us Click here for full story...
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