NASA NTRS · 19940011411
Remote tire pressure sensing technique
Abstract
A remote tire pressure sensing technique is provided which uses vibration frequency to determine tire pressure. A vibration frequency measuring device is attached to the external surface of a tire which is then struck with an object, causing the tire to vibrate. The frequency measuring device measures the vibrations and converts the vibrations into corresponding electrical impulses. The electrical impulses are then fed into the frequency analyzing system which uses the electrical impulses to determine the relative peaks of the vibration frequencies as detected by the frequency measuring device. The measured vibration frequency peaks are then compared to predetermined data describing the location of vibration frequency peaks for a given pressure, thereby determining the air pressure of the tire.
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Robinson, Howard H., Mcginnis, Timothy A., Daugherty, Robert H.. 1993-08-23. Remote tire pressure sensing technique. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940011411
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