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    Automotive Electronics Product Information Accelerometers for satellite sensor with PAS3-protocol (for Side & Front Crash

    Sensing)

    preliminary

    New technical concepts and sensor elements are used to meet the rapidly growing standards of passenger safety in modern passenger cars. The recent development of smart airbag deployment, combined with early crash sensing and crash severity sensing, PLCC sensor with sensing element and ASIC For the deployment of side airbags, a firing decision has to be made within just a few milliseconds. The satellite sensor, located on the outer body of the car, is able to transmit high speed acceleration signals directly from the location of the impact. In a different application, the signals from upfront sensors help to determine the severity of frontal crashes, an important input for the deployment of "smart airbags". The sensor consists a sensing element and an ASIC for signal evaluation and data communication based on Front-/ Side- and Central Acceleration Sensors PAS3 (Peripheral Acceleration Sensor)- protocol. The Main features of the sensor:  2-wire current interface  Digital transmission of acceleration data  Available measurement range: SMB120D: 50g SMB124D: 100g SMB172D: 200g  400 Hz 3-pole Bessel filter  Full power-on self test of sensor and ASIC  Micromachined sensor element & ASIC in a surface mount standard PLCC28 housing  Only 5 external components required sensing element is produced proven in in the in Bosch`s of micromachining the stringent technology, requirements millions signifies the subsequent step after the application of the side airbag.

    passenger cars. The ASIC is especially designed to meet automotive environment. Both micro-machined sensor element and ASIC are mounted in a low-cost surface mount standard PLCC28 housing. A complete sensor requires just some additional discrete components.

    The satellite sensors use a two-wire current interface for digital transmission of acceleration data to the central ECU. The use of a current interface offers high immunity against emission of electromagnetic radiation. A logic "low" signal is represented by the 7 mA quiescent current of the satellite, a logic "high" by additionally sinked 20mA. The Manchester coded serial data transmission and the parity A new Bit 8-Bit provide data additional word is safety for any the 230 communication. transmitted microseconds. The data contains measured acceleration values or status of the satellite sensor. The ASIC in the sensor module includes the analog signal evaluation for the additional capacitor type micromachined accelerometer, a 400Hz 3-pole low pass filter, and an 8 Bit A/D converter. Schematic drawing of x-sensor element A state machine in the digital part of the electronics is controlling the communication to the central ECU, the internal offset regulation, power on self test and the error handling. Different types of the receiver ASIC s are available to the interface two or more satellite sensors to the microcontroller in the central airbag ECU.

    Parameter
    Operating temp. 50g / 100g 200g Supply current Sink current Tolerance of sensitivity (overall) 50g / 100g 200g Nonlinearity of sensitivity Cross axis sensitivity

    Min.
    -40 -40 4 17

    Nom.

    Max
    +85 +125

    Unit
    C C mA mA

    7 20

    10 26

    Example for a complete satelite sensor module

    5 10 0.5

    9 15 2 5

    % % % %

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    Robert Bosch GmbH Sales Semiconductors Postbox 13 42 72703 Reutlingen Germany Tel.: +49 7121 35-2979 Fax: +49 7121 35-2170 E-Mail: Robert Bosch Corporation Component Sales 38000 Hills Tech Drive Farmington Hills, MI 48331 USA Tel.: +1 248 876-7441 Fax: +1 248 848-2818 Robert Bosch K.K. Component Sales 9-1, Ushikubo 3-chome Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama 224 Japan Tel.: +81 45 9 12-83 01 Fax: +81 45 9 12-95 73

    Internet: www.bosch-semiconductors.de

    02/2006 All rights reserved by Robert Bosch GmbH including the right to file industrial property rights Robert Bosch GmbH retains the sole powers of distribution, such as reproduction, copying and distribution. For any use of products outside the released application, specified environments or installation conditions no warranty shall apply and Bosch shall not be liable for such products or any damage caused by such products.

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