Braking Systems
The transition from conventional to electromechanical and brake-by-wire systems demands fail-operational performance and instantaneous response for features like autonomous emergency braking (AEB).
Our portfolio of GMR wheel speed sensors, ASIL-rated motor drivers, and robust power management ICs provides the redundant, high-performance components needed to control modern braking systems with precision and reliability. These solutions not only enhance safety but also improve efficiency through regenerative braking and enable the seamless control required for advanced ADAS features like adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance.
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Conventional Braking with ABS and VSC
Our high-accuracy GMR wheel speed sensors provide the foundational data for critical safety interventions, enhancing driver control and vehicle stability.
Electrohydraulic Braking
Our ASIL-rated components enable the fast, smooth response necessary for both emergency situations and the nuanced control required for advanced ADAS features.
Electromechanical Braking
We deliver the highest level of safety and quality for the future of braking, enabling faster response, improved efficiency, and the control needed for autonomous vehicles.
Electric Parking Brake
Our robust electronic solutions enhance safety with features like automatic engagement and hill-hold assist while freeing up valuable cabin space.
Documentation & Resources
Whitepaper
Top Motor Braking Trends In The Automotive Industry
This whitepaper examines the most promising trends in electronic braking and introduces our sensor IC solutions for automotive applications.
Technical Article
Overcoming Long Term Reliability Challenges in Two-Wheeler Rear Combination Lamps
P0240: Using Allegro's LED drivers with integrated noncontact Hall-effect switches instead of mechanical switches can prevent corrosion and improve the reliability of LED systems in RCL applications.
Technical Article
Allegro TMR: A Cutting-Edge Sensing Solution for Driving Automation and ADAS
P0225: As vehicle electrification has increased over the years in the automotive industry, standards such as SAE J3016TM have established levels of automation where automated driving elements have become increasingly adopted across broad classes of vehicles.