Allegro Microsystems IncAllegro introduces the industry's first ASIL-D-certified PMIC for braking systems, a new product development.

Allegro MicroSystems has introduced the A81415, the industry's first ASIL-D-certified PMIC that integrates a wheel-speed sensor interface. Designed for electromechanical braking systems, this single-chip solution eliminates up to nine external components and unlocks over 50% more board space, helping automotive designers streamline brake-by-wire architectures while reducing bill-of-materials costs. By consolidating power management and sensor decoding, the A81415 reduces latency in safety-critical loops and frees up MCU bandwidth for faster braking responses. The device is built to handle the rigorous demands of corner module electronics, offering a fail-operational foundation that is thermally robust and vibration-resistant, specifically tuned to support high-resolution sensing and clamping-force signals. The A81415 provides a clear migration path for moving from 12V to 48V braking systems without requiring bulky external protection, enabling Tier 1 suppliers to develop simpler, more scalable foundations for next-generation software-defined vehicles.
Allegro Microsystems IncAllegro introduces the industry's first ASIL-D-certified PMIC for braking systems, a new product development.