
Electronic control systems offer major benefi ts in driving comfort, assistance, safety and fuel economy. For this, they require input information, creating a need for sensors.
In today's automatic transmissions (AT) and recent automated manual (AMT) and dual clutch (DCT) transmissions, the driver selects the desired driving mode via a gear selection lever or other control device. A number of electronic control systems need to know the position of the gearshift lever (P, R, N, D, L) to implement advanced driving functions such as:
Sensing of gearshift lever positions can be done in various ways, for instance using a number of binary-output Hall position switches and a specially encoded magnet. Another possibility is to use an analog-output position sensor requiring no encoded target. This solution offers greater flexibility as it can be reprogrammed for adaptation to new gear-shift confi gurations.
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To implement a number of driver assistance, safety and optimization functions, electronic control units need to know the position of the gearshift lever (P, R, N, D or L). This information is provided by transmission range sensors (TRS) or switches.
The sensors that provide this information must offer:
Depending on where they are installed, they must also withstand severe environmental conditions:
Electricfil Automotive masters all leading sensor technologies to produce optimum sensing solutions for every need. The solution path is based on more than 25 years of experience in the field.