block diagram

FCC ID: GQ4-34T

Block Diagram

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                                                           TRW Automotive


April 27, 2007                                             OSS Electronics
                                                           24175 Research Dr.
                                                           Farmington Hills, MI 48335-2642
                                                           Tel 248.478.7210
                                                           Fax 248.478.7241




RE: Certification for   Honda MY08 ASK Baseline TPM Sensor
      Model #:           217652-103
      FCC ID:            GQ4-34T
      Canada IC:         1470A-15T



PRINCIPLES OF CIRCUIT OPERATION

The sensor incorporates an ASIC to measure the parameters within the tire. The ASIC outputs
the measured data in digital pulses. The digital data gates on and off a power amplifier which
couples the RF carrier to the antenna. The transmitted signal uses Amplitude Shift Keying
(ASK). The carrier frequency of the sensor is 315 MHz typically. The worst case frequency shift
of the carrier is 314.75MHz for the low frequency and 315.2MHz for the high frequency shift.
The receiver bandwidth must be wide enough to pass the transmitter worst case frequency
shifts. Reference Block Diagram in Figure 3.


                                        BLOCK DIAGRAM



                                   Housing

                                    Battery

                          Pressure /
                        Temperature                                   Valve - Rim
                                          RF Oscillator
                        /Accel Sensor                                   Mount
                         / Control IC

                                         9.84375MHZ XTAL
                         LF Receiver


                              Figure 3. TPM Sensor Block Diagram




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Document Modified: 2007-06-17 12:42:25

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