Sensor Technologies
Sensor Technologies
TE Connectivity’s sensor technology portfolio includes hall/3D hall, anisotrop magneto resistive (AMR), permanent linear contactless displacement (PLCD) and multi-coil resolver (MCR) for brake, chassis, clutch, engine and transmission applications.
Our Brake Sensors are used in vehicle applications such as travel sensor for brake master cylinder position detection (optional redundant); travel sensor for rear axle steering to support advanced ESP; rotary sensor for brake pedal position detection (optional redundant); hall brake light switch and wheel speed sensor (in bearing).
Our Clutch Sensors are used in vehicle applications such as PLCD sensors for concentric slave cylinder and clutch slave cylinder; rotary sensors for clutch pedal position detection; hall switch for clutch master cylinder; and travel sensor for clutch master cylinder.
Our Engine/E-Motor Sensors are used in vehicle applications such as travel sensor for turbo charger actuator (truck), pneumatic EGR Cylinder (truck) and pneumatic turbo charger actuator; rotary sensor for EGR actuator; and resolver for e-motor commutation.
Our Transmission Sensors are used in vehicle applications such as neutral detection sensor for automated manual transmission (AMT) to support the start and stop function; drive mode sensor (travel or rotary measurement) for automatic transmission (AT), continuously variable transmission (CVT), or dual clutch transmission (DCT).
TE standardized platform designs offer samples within weeks, flexibility at design-in stage, and usage for low-volume serial production.
Our Chassis Sensors are used in vehicle applications such as travel sensors for rear axle steering to support advanced Electronic Stability Program (ESP); steering angle position sensors; seat track position sensors; and hall switches for on/off position detection and cylinder position detection.
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