Sensys Networks wireless sensors based on TI microcontrollers help manage traffic without maintenance for a decade

The Sensys wireless sensors are based on TI's MSP430F14x and MSP430F16x MCUs that run at ultra-low power levels to ensure maximum life of the system, drastically reducing maintenance effort and cost. The data from the sensors is transmitted real-time to a nearby location via TI's CC2430 RF transceiver, and is then transmitted to a local traffic controller or off-site traffic management system.

Helping us to extend the life of our product well beyond that of our competitors, we chose TI's MSP430 MCU for its ultra low power capability, said Robert Kavaler, senior VP at Sensys Networks. With TI's MCU and RF transceiver technology, we're able to offer the leading traffic management solution in the market.