A tire pressure detection system with separated antennas includes a detection end 10 and a receiving end. The detection end includes tire pressure detectors to detect the tire to obtain the tire status. The tire pressure detectors outputs the tire status, and the information of the tire status is output in the form of radio frequency signal and Bluetooth signal to the tire-pressure receiving device, the audio-video device and the mobile device so that the users are acknowledged about the information of the tire including tire pressure and tire temperature.

The present invention relates generally to an automobile tire pressure display, which has a host matching the tire pressure detectors of any brands to achieve monitoring effect, comprising a MCU, a low frequency transmitting unit, a radio frequency receiving/transmitting unit and a database unit; in implementation, the MCU sends different low frequency commands to wake up the tire pressure detector, and receives the radio frequency signal from the tire pressure detector, which is matched with the vehicle type protocols in the database unit, if the judgment succeeds, the MCU records the vehicle type protocol and monitors the pressure and temperature values of tire pressure detector; on the contrary, if the judgment fails, the commands are sent and the signals are received continuously to judge whether the vehicle type protocol is correct or not, till success and it is recorded in the database unit.

The invention relates to a method for identifying electronic wheel units (12-1 to 12-6b) arranged on vehicle wheels (W1-W6b) of a vehicle (1), by means of which method those electronic wheel units (12-3a, 12-3b; 12-4a, 12-4b; 12-5a, 12-5b; 12-6a, 12-6b) which are arranged on vehicle wheels (W3a, W3b; W4a, W4b; W5a, W5b; W6a, W6b) connected to one another for conjoint rotation are identified, the method comprising the steps of: acquiring a respective cumulative number (Ni) of revolutions of each of the vehicle wheels (W1-W6b) using the electronic wheel units (12-1 to 12-6b); comparing with one another the cumulative numbers (Ni) of revolutions of the vehicle wheels (W1-W6b), identifying those electronic wheel units (12-3a, 12-3b; 12-4a, 12-4b; 12-5a, 12-5b, 12-6a, 12-6b) for which the cumulative numbers (Ni) of revolutions at least approximately coincide as being arranged connected to one another for conjoint rotation.

A method for saving in an electronic measurement module of a tire pressure monitoring system for a motor vehicle. According to the method, as soon as a module operating error occurs, the data contained in the non-volatile random-access memory of the electronic data module are written into the read-only memory.

The present application relates to the technical field of automobile wheel positioning, and more particularly to a wheel positioning method, a system and an electronic control unit and a tire pressure sensor. The system comprises an electronic control unit, a tire pressure sensor and an ABS sensor. Embodiments of the present application provide the wheel positioning method, the system, the electronic control unit, and the tire pressure sensors to improve the accuracy of wheel positioning.

A tire state monitoring system includes: tire state acquisition devices installed on tires of a host vehicle, each of the tire state acquisition devices being configured to acquire a tire state quantity; a monitoring device configured to receive an output signal from each of the tire state acquisition devices and perform predetermined processing; and an alerting device configured to issue an alert to a following vehicle. In addition, the monitoring device causes the alerting device to operate when a predetermined abnormality has arisen in the tire state quantity.

A tire monitor includes a sensor generating tire data. The tire monitor is configured to wake in response to a low frequency interrupt signal received from a remote source. Upon waking, the tire monitor scans Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) channels to establish a BLE connection with the remote source. The tire monitor communicates with the remote source over the BLE connection.

A self-adaptive method for assisting tire inflation enables control of tire inflation. If the vehicle stops, the central unit of a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) can change in a self-adaptive manner from the reception configuration of the “moving” mode at a high bit rate to a “stationary” mode at a low bit rate. At the same time, if there is a variation in the pressure of a tire, the corresponding wheel unit is set for transmission in “stationary” mode at a low bit rate. The power Pa received at the central unit varies according to a curve (20) which shows, in the illustrated example, two positions of poor reception. By replacing high bit rate transmission with low bit rate transmission, the signal/noise ratio is improved and there is a gain in reception sensitivity of about 5 dB, and the risks of disturbance of the received power are virtually eliminated.

A number of frames in a burst is adjusted such that a first optimal number of first frames from a first manufacturer are included in the burst, the first optimal number of frames chosen to enable the detection of the burst by first receivers that are tuned to receive the first frames from the first manufacturer. The number of frames in the burst is adjusted such that a second optimal number of second frames from a second manufacturer are included in the burst, the second optimal number of frames chosen to enable detection of the burst by second receivers that are tuned to receive the second frames from the second manufacturer. The number of frames in the burst maintains a configuration compliant with government regulations regarding one or more of a burst length and a power emission.

In a tire inflation pressure detection device, a receiver functions such that, when an ignition switch is on, power is generated by a power supply controller to set the power supply state of the receiver to one in which frame reception is enabled to detect the inflation pressure of a tire, and such that, when the IG is off, in each predetermined intermittent cycle power is generated by the power supply controller to set the power supply state of the receiver to one in which frame reception is enabled to detect the inflation pressure of the tire. A transmitter determines whether a decrease in tire inflation pressure occurs, and when the decrease occurs, the transmitter transmits frames more frequently than before the occurrence of the decrease in tire inflation pressure at a shorter frame transmission time interval than a regular transmission cycle during a high-frequency transmission period.