NewsIntegrated Sensor For Smart Tyres Maximises Fuel Efficiency And Safety

Integrated Sensor For Smart Tyres Maximises Fuel Efficiency And Safety

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To help with mandatory tyre-pressure tracking for business cars, consisting of heavy-duty and also passenger automobiles and make it possible for future generations of smart tires, the MLX91805 has actually been specifically created to be embedded in the tyre, unlike existing rim-mounted TPMS sensing units. The sensing unit incorporates an 800g XZ-axis accelerometer that can notice up to 10,000 samples per secondly. It likewise integrates a high-accuracy stress sensor in addition to temperature and also voltage sensors.

Incorporating a low-power 16-bit microcontroller and 315/433 MHz RF transmitter that draws just 5mA at 5dBm output power as well as with a very low 90nA rest existing, the MLX91805 can operate from a little battery for the life of the tire. Along with integrated diagnostics and mistake discovery, a math coprocessor allows quickly as well as energy-efficient Digital Signal Processing (DSP). Additional aiding the development of clever tyres, the MLX91805 comes with application-level software application recording and interpreting vital information like accelerometer signals of the tyre impact area.

“The user interface in between the tyre and also the roadway has a massive influence on car behavior. This is exactly where the brand-new sensing unit is created to be, catching information straight from the road,” claimed Ivan Zagan, Product Manager Tire Monitoring Sensors at Melexis. “This device lets tyre manufacturers create the next generation of wise tyres to deliver added worth for owners and also drivers, allowing brand-new services to maximise gas efficiency and safety and security, as well as add to the advancement of self-driving vehicles.”

The MLX91805 is available in a 5mm x 4mm DFN14 package from Melexis.


Michal Pukala
Electronics and Telecommunications engineer with Electro-energetics Master degree graduation. Lightning designer experienced engineer. Currently working in IT industry.

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