eBook examines fleet telematics design challenges

In 7 Experts on Design Considerations for Fleet Telematics industry thought leaders from Lytx, Mobile Valley, Ruptela, TE Connectivity, and Teltonika Telematics offer deep analyses of the various factors influencing design for fleet telematics.

The eBook’s five chapters cover environmental considerations, connectivity, application design, power efficiency, and the importance of an Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem.

Building off technologies including 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi and IoT, fleet telematics makes it possible for organisations to track and organise assets more efficiently in real-time.

Fleet telematics could potentially deliver significant value to both businesses and consumers through process optimisation. However, significant design challenges stand in the way of widespread adoption.

7 Experts on Design Considerations for Fleet Telematics addresses these design challenges through a collection of in-depth chapters. Each of the chapters offers unique insights and perspectives from the eBook’s seven authors, providing multiple viewpoints on solutions to a given challenge. The eBook also features product information for ten specific TE Connectivity solutions, concluding each chapter with a pair of relevant design components.

The TE Multi-Band GNSS ceramic antennas offer precise and reliable location information for fleet telematics, as well as other asset tracking applications, including stolen vehicle tracking, livestock tracking and field condition tracking. The ceramic antennas support GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo for global access.

Also featured are the DEUTSCH DT connectors. Thesenconnectors are designed for reliable performance in cable-to-cable and cable-to-board assemblies in harsh environments. The connectors feature thermoplastic housing, allowing them to withstand an extended operating temperature range for fleet telematics applications.

TE Connectivity’s range of products, available from Mouser Electronics in the EMEA, Americas and Asia/Pacific regions, includes connectors, cable assemblies, antennas and power modules.