BATTERY SENSORS MARKET

INTRODUCTION

Battery current sensors are used in newer automobiles. It may also be referred to as a battery management sensor or a battery monitor sensor.

The negative battery terminal or the cable are the two most common places where it is put. Some cars may have a battery current sensor fitted on the positive terminal to serve as a battery monitor sensor.

Two battery sensors, one on each terminal, are found in some vehicles.In automobiles with the Stop-Start feature, the battery sensor's job is especially crucial since the battery management system needs to make sure the battery has enough charge to restart the car.

The Stop-Start feature is not available if the battery is low on power. In vehicles with the Stop-Start option, the charging system current is frequently higher as well.

BATTERY SENSORS MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

The Global battery sensors market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.

BATTERY SENSORS MARKET NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH

The battery-operated Smart Alarm System from Infineon Technologies AG has just been released. Using sensor fusion based on artificial intelligence/machine learning, the technology platform enables great precision and very low-power operation.

Two battery-protecting sensors are being introduced by Continental.  They extend battery life and increase passenger safety while giving information about the power module's condition. 

The MM912J637 intelligent battery sensor (IBS) was unveiled by Freescale Semiconductor. It precisely detects the voltage, current, and temperature of lead-acid batteries and determines the battery state while functioning in challenging automotive environments.

The Graphene-Based Battery Sensor for Battery Mapping is introduced by Paragraf. The novel device, which is based on the Hall Effect, is ideal for analysing the chemistries of battery cells used in electric vehicles.

The battery-powered AI/ML-based acoustic event detection and sensor fusion alarm system from Infineon Technologies AG is now available. The technology platform uses sensor fusion based on artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) to achieve high accuracy and very low-power operation.

Performance is astounding when this technology is combined with low-power wake-on acoustic event detection. The compact design achieves equal or greater battery life compared to less sophisticated solutions while outperforming the detection accuracy of acoustic-only alarm systems currently used in smart homes and buildings and other IoT applications.

The solution uses an Infineon PSoC 62 microcontroller, XENSIV digital pressure sensor DPS310, and high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) analogue XENSIV MEMS microphone (IM73A135V01).

An IoT sensor that can run on battery power is introduced by a Danish sensor technology company. By learning that engineering structures and natural landscapes, such as cliffs and mountainsides, are appropriate places to have monitoring systems to surveil movement and potentially foresee unexpected collapses and thus avoid accidents, the team of engineers at ElastiSense identified a need for a battery-powered sensor.

The new IoT sensor is a variation of ElastiSense's current DS-Series Displacement Sensor, which can be powered by 2.5-5.25V. The IoT sensor is energy-efficient like all DS-Series sensors from ElastiSense, which benefits both the environment and the user's finances.

These new IoT sensors can be configured to take measurements at intervals rather than continuously. This enables them to operate for a long time using just the battery.

Continental Introduced New Sensors to Guard Electrified Vehicle Batteries. In order to support both electrification and road safety, Continental has expanded its wide range of sensor offerings with sensors created expressly for electromobility. To keep the battery secure and guarantee long-term longevity, the high-voltage Current Sensor Module (CSM) delivers current and temperature information.

The brand-new high-voltage Current Sensor Module will start to be produced by Continental (CSM). This little modular sensor design measures current and senses temperature at the same time. Both numbers are quite important as battery management input. 

Continental will provide another cutting-edge component of battery protection to the market: The Battery Impact Detection (BID) system is a lightweight substitute for bulky underfloor "armoring" against damage.

Because an electric car has all the sensor demands a hybrid vehicle has, and more,"vehicle electrification provides new use cases and thus opens up more prospects for sensor operations.

In electrified vehicles, two extra jobs include protecting the battery and maintaining the battery's performance. The solutions for current sensor modules and battery impact detection accomplish both tasks.

The CSM was created to safeguard the battery from over currents and will also aid in maintaining the battery's characteristics by reducing the effects of ageing, which is important given that the battery is the most expensive single component in an electric vehicle.

The CSM will offer the two crucial pieces of information for battery protection as well as accurate driving range monitoring. It can be included into the battery disconnect unit or into the battery itself.

The CSM is a two-channel sensor that integrates shunt technology and hall technology into one small, portable instrument to fulfil stringent functional safety standards.

Underfloor impacts are detected by the BID in conjunction with a lightweight structure, and if a stop at a garage is required as a result, the driver is informed. The difficult choice of whether a high-speed hit or a low-speed ground contact may have harmed the battery is therefore removed from the driver. The BID solution can save up to when compared to the current metal underfloor protection.

THIS BATTERY SENSORS MARKET REPORT WILL ANSWER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. What is the average cost perGlobal battery sensors marketright now and how will it change in the next 5-6 years?
2. Average cost to set up aGlobal battery sensors marketin the US, Europe and China?
3. How manyGlobal battery sensors marketare manufactured per annum globally? Who are the sub-component suppliers in different regions?
4. What is happening in the overall public, globally?
5. Cost breakup of aGlobal battery sensors marketand key vendor selection criteria
6. Where is theGlobal battery sensors market manufactured? What is the average margin per equipment?
7. Market share ofGlobal battery sensors marketmanufacturers and their upcoming products
8. The most important plannedGlobal battery sensors marketin next 2 years
9. Details on network of majorGlobal battery sensors marketand pricing plans
10. Cost advantage for OEMs who manufactureGlobal battery sensors marketin-house