Electronic stability control
Electronic stability control (ESC) systems enhance safety by reducing braking distance and keeping the vehicle under control in critical situations.
Stability control is essential to safely control a vehicle under different conditions. ESC systems use sensors to detect mismatches between vehicle trajectory, driver intent, vehicle speed and wheel speed, to conditionally apply braking force on different wheels to help realign the vehicle's trajectory. What you need are standard devices engineered to uphold your application’s high-safety requirements while remaining cost-efficient.
Enhanced safety with brake stability control systems
ESC is a safety feature that help drivers maintain control of their vehicles in slippery or difficult driving conditions. It works by using sensors to monitor the vehicle's speed, steering angle, and yaw rate. If the ESC system detects that the vehicle is starting to lose control, it will automatically apply the brakes or reduce engine power to help the driver regain control, which has been shown to be very effective in preventing accidents.
Some of the benefits of ESC include:
- Reduced risk of accidents and rollovers
- Improved handling in slippery conditions
- Increased driver confidence
- Reduced insurance premiums
- Scalability and interoperability
- Highest design flexibility
- Single source of chipset solution
- Adaptability via software OTA
- Easy design-in; fast time to market
- Dependable quality and performance
Budget-friendly, high-quality solutions
In Infineon’s broad portfolio, you can find high-quality yet budget-friendly solutions from a range of automotive microcontrollers, sensors, and power devices. All of this help you reach the highest safety requirements for brake vehicle stability control systems. In fact, we are the market leaders with our microcontrollers and our wheel speed sensors.
Explore the many benefits of vehicle stability system solutions
- Vehicle stability control systems can be found in all car classes on our roads, providing safety while reducing braking distances and keeping the car under control in critical situations.
- These systems are mandatory in order to achieve the highest possible scores in the various “New car Assessment Programs” (NCAP) throughout the world and are even legislated in some countries.
- Infineon’s range of products for braking systems stretches from scalable microcontrollers, state-of-the-art wheel speed sensors, CAN, and FlexRay transceivers to MOSFETs and valve drivers.
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