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Braking Systems

Brakes are some of the most crucial safety components in automobiles. Used to slow a vehicle’s momentum before parking and avoid collisions and accidents, braking systems have undergone rapid development throughout the years. Automobile brakes have evolved from the mechanical drum brakes of the early 19th century to hydraulic brakes, disc brakes, and recently, electronic braking systems that could render previous designs obsolete in the long run.

Our wide range of safe, robust, automotive-qualified motor driver ICs, power management ICs, and Hall-effect sensor ICs enable next-generation braking systems.

We have decades of experience designing to the highest level of automotive standards. All our braking solutions are designed to the ISO 26262 standard, and engineering support is available to help ensure system-level safety goals are met. Many or our devices, including power management ICs and BLDC gate drivers, have industry-leading diagnostic and verification features to make designing ASIL D systems as easy as possible.

Electromechanical Braking

At Allegro, we have the components needed to support the future design of electromechanical braking systems. Our solution offers the highest level of safety and quality while enabling fast response and smooth handling of the electric motors on the brake caliper.

Are electric braking systems the future?

Braking Systems

Conventional Braking with ABS and VSC

Electrohydraulic Braking

Electromechanical Braking

Electric Parking Brake