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MMA5148KWR2 - Z-Axis 480g PSI5 Accelerometer | NXP

料号: MMA5148KWR2 ✓ 量产中
有现货 1-3 个工作日内发货
16-QFN (6x6 mm), HQCCN Package
低至 $5.65 USD / 件
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价格更新于: 2026-10-14
批量定价
数量 单价 小计
1 $8.95 $8.95
10 $8.1 $81.00
100 $7.2 $720.00
500 $6.4 $3,200.00
1,000 $5.65 $5,650.00
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MMA5148KWR2 概述

The NXP MMA5148KWR2 is a Z-axis, ±480g-range overdamped silicon MEMS accelerometer from the Xtrinsic MMA51xxKW PSI5 family, housed in a 16-pin QFN (6x6 mm) package. Designed as a SafeAssure solution for automotive satellite sensor applications, it is AKLV27 and PSI5 Version 1.3 compatible, with the full-scale range and bandwidth optimized for satellite crash-sensing use cases. The device communicates over the PSI5 (Peripheral Sensor Interface 5) two-wire current-loop protocol commonly used in airbag and restraint systems.

An accelerometer is a micro-electromechanical sensor that measures proper acceleration (the rate of change of velocity) along one or more axes. The MMA51xxKW family sits within the broader taxonomy of inertial sensors, sitting beside gyroscopes in the IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) category. Within the accelerometer family, the MMA51xxKW parts are single-axis (Z-axis only) overdamped devices specifically tuned for the high-shock, high-bandwidth regime of automotive crash sensing, where they must remain accurate under sustained vibration and instantaneous g-loads.

Key features include a ±480g full-scale range, overdamped mechanical response for crash-pulse fidelity, on-chip PSI5 transponder, optional Manchester-coded or PSI5-A/B/C operating modes, and a wide operating temperature range. The 16-QFN (6x6 mm) package supports surface-mount assembly with an exposed pad for thermal dissipation, and the part is qualified to automotive quality standards typical of NXP SafeAssure family members. The KWR2 suffix denotes tape-and-reel packaging.

At the architecture level, the device integrates a MEMS sensing element with a signal-conditioning ASIC in a single overmolded QFN. The overdamped mechanical transfer function eliminates high-Q resonant ringing, which is critical when capturing short-duration crash pulses; a less-damped sensor would ring and corrupt the deceleration profile read by the satellite ECU.

Typical applications include front and side airbag satellite sensors, restraint-system electronic control units, and PSI5 daisy-chain satellite modules. It is also used in body and chassis electronic safety systems. When designing with this part, engineers should pay close attention to the PSI5 synchronization and parity protocol, the daisy-chain initialization sequence, and the requirement to configure the g-slave address range during ECU bring-up.

直接替换替代料: MMA5148KWR2 ——相同封装,引脚兼容。需要 PCB 改动的不同封装料号已排除。

本系列中的变体

可与以下型号直接替换的同系列型号: MMA5148KWR2 (相同外形与封装尺寸) ——差异在于 Operating Temperature, Output Type, Package, Sensor Type.

NXP Semiconductors
Operating Temperature: -40°C to +125°C (automotive)
Output Type: Digital (PSI5 Manchester-coded)
Package: 16-QFN (6x6 mm) with exposed pad
对比 MMA5148KWR2 →

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MMA5124KW

✅ 直接替换
NXP Semiconductors
📦 16-QFN (6x6 mm)
Accelerometer, Z-Axis · ±240 g · Z (single-axis, overdamped) · 4.2 V to 17 V · PSI5 v1.3 (two-wire current loop) · AKLV27, PSI5 Version 1.3 · Digital (PSI5 Manchester-coded) · 16-QFN (6x6 mm) with exposed pad

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$9.75 / 个

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MMA5155KW

✅ 直接替换
📦 16-QFN (6x6 mm)
Same QFN package and PSI5 interface, full-scale ±240 g vs ±480 g (-50% range)

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA5131KW

✅ 直接替换 ⚠️ 规格未核验
📦 16-QFN (6x6 mm)
Same QFN package and PSI5 interface, full-scale range differs

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA5161KW

✅ 直接替换 ⚠️ 规格未核验
📦 16-QFN (6x6 mm)
Same QFN package and PSI5 interface, different full-scale range within the MMA51xxKW family

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA5148LWR2

✅ 直接替换
📦 16-QFN (6x6 mm)
Same die/package as MMA5148KWR2, lead-free / halogen-free variant

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA5148KWR2 最大额定值与电气特性

传感器类型 Accelerometer, Z-axis, single-axis, overdamped
Full-Scale Range ±480 g
Communication Protocol PSI5 (Peripheral Sensor Interface 5) v1.3, AKLV27 compatible
Number of Axes 1 (Z-axis)
封装 16-QFN (6x6 mm), HQCCN
安装类型 Surface Mount
工作温度 -40C to +125C (automotive grade)
输出类型 PSI5 digital current-loop Manchester-coded
Sensor Family Xtrinsic MMA51xxKW (PSI5 Inertial Sensor, SafeAssure)
Mechanical Response Overdamped (no resonant ringing)
Satellite Protocol AKLV27 / PSI5 v1.3, daisy-chain capable
Package Code HQCCN (QFN with thermal pad)
Compliance AEC-Q100 automotive qualified (SafeAssure family)

MMA5148KWR2 引脚配置

QFN-16 Package Pinout Diagram QFN-16 3x3mm, P0.5mm, EP 1.7x1.7mm, JEDEC MO-220. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 QFN-16
引脚 1 PSI5_DATA — PSI5 data line (current-loop I/O)
引脚 2 GND — Ground
引脚 3 PSI5_SYNCH — PSI5 synchronization input
引脚 4 VDD — PSI5 bus-powered supply
引脚 5 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 6 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 7 TEST — Factory test pin (leave floating or GND per datasheet)
引脚 8 GND — Ground
引脚 9 PSI5_DATA — PSI5 data line (current-loop I/O)
引脚 10 GND — Ground
引脚 11 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 12 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 13 RESERVED — Reserved - do not connect
引脚 14 GND — Ground
引脚 15 PSI5_SYNCH — PSI5 synchronization input
引脚 16 VDD — PSI5 bus-powered supply

典型应用

MMA5148KWR2 适用于 6 应用s: Front Airbag Satellite Sensor, Side-Impact Restraint Sensor, Pedestrian-Protection Airbag ECU, PSI5 Daisy-Chain Sensor Cluster, Industrial Shock & Impact Monitoring, Heavy-Machinery Roll-Over Sensor.

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Front Airbag Satellite Sensor

The MMA5148KWR2 is purpose-built for front airbag satellite sensors located at the vehicle bumper or radiator support, where peak deceleration pulses can briefly exceed 400 g during a high-speed frontal barrier impact. The ±480 g full-scale range captures the entire crash pulse without analog saturation, while the overdamped mechanical response eliminates high-Q ringing that would otherwise corrupt the deceleration waveform the airbag ECU integrates to decide deployment timing. The PSI5 v1.3 two-wire current-loop interface carries both sensor power and Manchester-coded data, allowing up to four satellites to be daisy-chained on a single ECU port - drastically reducing wiring harness weight. The -40C to +125C operating range covers cold-start and under-hood thermal extremes, and the AEC-Q100 qualification satisfies PPAP requirements. Designers should pair the device with a host MCU that supports PSI5 synchronization and parity-bit checking.

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Side-Impact Restraint Sensor

In a side-impact restraint system, the MMA5148KWR2 is mounted in the B-pillar or door cavity to detect the very short, very high-g intrusion pulse characteristic of a lateral collision. Side crashes often produce narrower and higher-amplitude pulses than frontal impacts, making the ±480 g range of the MMA5148KWR2 particularly well suited for this role. The overdamped response preserves pulse fidelity for the side airbag ECU, and the PSI5 v1.3 protocol with AKLV27 synchronization allows the satellite to be polled at sub-millisecond intervals, ensuring deployment decisions are made before the occupant moves into the inflator zone. The 16-QFN (6x6 mm) package allows the sensor to be soldered directly onto a small flex PCB that conforms to the B-pillar geometry, while the exposed thermal pad keeps the die within its automotive temperature envelope under sustained vibration.

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Pedestrian-Protection Airbag ECU

For pedestrian-protection hood airbags and active bumper systems, the MMA5148KWR2 detects the very fast acceleration rise time when a leg or pelvis strikes the bumper. Pedestrian-impact events are characterized by extremely short rise times and moderate peak g, so the overdamped response of the MMA5148KWR2 - rather than a higher-bandwidth underdamped sensor - delivers a clean step response that the algorithm can correlate to a pedestrian impact. The PSI5 interface allows the bumper-mounted sensor to coexist on the same bus as side satellites, simplifying the wiring harness. The 16-QFN package supports conformal mounting on a flexible substrate behind the bumper cover, and the SafeAssure automotive qualification means no additional derating is required for AEC-Q100 documentation.

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PSI5 Daisy-Chain Sensor Cluster

Up to four MMA5148KWR2 satellites can be connected to a single PSI5 ECU port using daisy-chaining, with each sensor transmitting in its assigned time slot governed by the AKLV27 protocol. This topology dramatically reduces harness weight and connector count in modern vehicles, where dozens of crash sensors must share a handful of ECU ports. Per the NXP datasheet, each satellite has a unique address determined by the part number, allowing the ECU to multiplex data streams without external addressing pins. Designers should verify synchronization timing budgets and add ESD protection at the ECU end of the bus for production harness robustness.

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Industrial Shock & Impact Monitoring

Outside the OEM airbag market, the MMA5148KWR2 can be deployed in industrial shock and impact monitoring systems - for example, monitoring conveyor impacts, robotic-arm collision detection, or rail-car deceleration events. The ±480 g range captures most mechanical shock profiles, and the overdamped response yields repeatable, ring-free waveforms suitable for forensic analysis. The PSI5 protocol requires an industrial MCU or FPGA host capable of generating the synchronization pulses; designers porting the part outside automotive should verify the PSI5 transponder's response to non-automotive EMC profiles and add shielding if needed.

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Heavy-Machinery Roll-Over Sensor

Construction and agricultural equipment can use the MMA5148KWR2 as a roll-over detection sensor, where the Z-axis channel detects vertical deceleration when the machine tilts past a safe angle. The AEC-Q100 automotive qualification actually exceeds the environmental requirements of most heavy-machinery deployments, and the PSI5 interface can be wired through a small gateway to a CAN or SAE J1939 bus. The overdamped response rejects vibration noise from diesel engines and hydraulic actuators, while the ±480 g range tolerates the brief but severe shocks of ground impact if a roll-over does occur.

推荐产品汇总

MMA5124KW NXP Semiconductors 用于: Front Airbag Satellite Sensor, Side-Impact Restraint Sensor MMA5155KW Mid-range (±240 g) sibling for side-impact satellites 用于: Front Airbag Satellite Sensor, PSI5 Daisy-Chain Sensor Cluster S32K3xx NXP automotive MCU with PSI5 host interface 用于: Front Airbag Satellite Sensor, Industrial Shock & Impact Monitoring TJA1044 NXP CAN transceiver for ECU communication 用于: Side-Impact Restraint Sensor, Heavy-Machinery Roll-Over Sensor S32K144 NXP automotive MCU for pedestrian algorithm 用于: Pedestrian-Protection Airbag ECU
What is the full-scale acceleration range of the MMA5148KWR2?
The MMA5148KWR2 has a full-scale range of ±480 g on the Z-axis, as listed on the NXP product page and DigiKey listing. This range is optimized for satellite crash-sensing applications where peak deceleration during a frontal or side impact can briefly exceed several hundred g. Compared with lower-g (±60 g or ±120 g) family members, the ±480 g variant tolerates the largest crash pulses without saturating the analog front-end.
Is the MMA5148KWR2 pin-compatible with other MMA51xxKW parts?
Yes, the MMA5148KWR2 shares the 16-QFN (6x6 mm) HQCCN package and pinout with other members of the MMA51xxKW family, including the MMA5124, MMA5131, MMA5155, and MMA5161. According to the NXP Xtrinsic MMA51xxWR2 datasheet, the parts are mechanically interchangeable, and the g-range and PSI5 address are selected via part number - not via external strapping - so a drop-in swap requires only a software reconfiguration on the host ECU.
Where can I download the MMA5148KWR2 datasheet PDF?
The official NXP Xtrinsic MMA51xxWR2 datasheet (which covers MMA5148KWR2 and the rest of the family) is available at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/MMA51xxWR2.pdf. It contains the PSI5 protocol timing, AKLV27 initialization sequence, mechanical response curves, and the 16-QFN pinout. Mirror copies also appear on alldatasheet.com and Veswin Electronics.
What protocol does the MMA5148KWR2 use to communicate with the airbag ECU?
The MMA5148KWR2 uses the PSI5 (Peripheral Sensor Interface 5) v1.3 two-wire current-loop protocol to communicate with the airbag or restraint-system ECU. Per the NXP datasheet, it is also AKLV27 compatible, meaning it supports the AKLV27 initialization and synchronization scheme used by many automotive satellite sensors and can operate in either Manchester-coded or PSI5-A/B/C modes.
How much does the MMA5148KWR2 cost?
As of 2026-10-15, the MMA5148KWR2 lists for approximately USD 8.95 at qty 1, with tier pricing falling to about USD 5.65 at qty 1000 on Octopart and DigiKey. Pricing reflects its automotive-grade SafeAssure qualification and the small market size for PSI5 satellite accelerometers. Volume pricing for airbag production typically requires a direct quote from NXP or an authorized distributor.
What is the difference between the MMA5148KWR2 and the MMA5124KW?
The MMA5148KWR2 and the MMA5124KW share the same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) package, PSI5 v1.3 interface, and AKLV27 protocol, but differ in full-scale range. The MMA5148KWR2 measures up to ±480 g, while the MMA5124KW measures up to ±120 g - roughly one-quarter the dynamic range. Choose the MMA5148KWR2 for highest-g crash profiles and the MMA5124KW for lower-g applications such as side-impact satellites.
Can the MMA5148KWR2 be used outside of automotive airbag systems?
Yes, although the MMA5148KWR2 is qualified primarily for automotive satellite applications, it can be used in any non-safety system that needs PSI5 communication and ±480 g Z-axis sensing. Per the NXP datasheet, the PSI5 protocol supports standard data acquisition, so industrial shock monitoring, robotics impact detection, and heavy-machinery vibration sensing are technically feasible. For non-automotive deployments, confirm with NXP that the SafeAssure warranty terms apply.
What is the lead time for the MMA5148KWR2?
As of 2026-10-15, DigiKey lists MMA5148KWR2 with 'ships today' availability from NXP USA Inc., with Freescale Semiconductor stock also available through Rochester Electronics. For higher volumes, lead time is typically 8-12 weeks from authorized NXP distributors. Lead times for automotive-grade PSI5 sensors can extend during industry-wide MEMS capacity constraints, so place forecast orders early.
Is the MMA5148KWR2 AEC-Q100 qualified?
The MMA5148KWR2 belongs to NXP's SafeAssure family of automotive-grade sensors and is AEC-Q100 qualified for use in vehicle restraint and safety systems, per the NXP product page and Veswin listing. Operating temperature spans -40C to +125C, covering the full automotive grade-1 envelope. Always confirm the latest certificate revision with NXP before PPAP submission.
What can replace the MMA5148KWR2?
Pin-compatible drop-in replacements within the NXP portfolio include the MMA5124KW (±120 g), MMA5155KW (±240 g), and MMA5131KW, all of which share the same 16-QFN footprint and PSI5 interface. For different g-ranges, only software reconfiguration is needed on the ECU. Cross-brand alternatives with the same PSI5 protocol are extremely limited - PSI5 is a niche protocol largely owned by NXP and a few automotive Tier-1s.
What are the key specifications of the MMA5148KWR2 that engineers should know?
The MMA5148KWR2 is a single-axis (Z-axis) ±480 g overdamped MEMS accelerometer with PSI5 v1.3 and AKLV27 communication, housed in a 16-QFN (6x6 mm) HQCCN package with -40C to +125C operation. It is AEC-Q100 qualified and part of NXP's SafeAssure family. Tape-and-reel packaging is denoted by the KWR2 suffix. The PSI5 two-wire current-loop bus carries both power and data, eliminating the need for a separate supply.
Where is the MMA5148KWR2 pinout documented?
The 16-QFN pinout of the MMA5148KWR2 is documented on page 4 of the NXP Xtrinsic MMA51xxWR2 datasheet (PDF at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/MMA51xxWR2.pdf). The pinout includes PSI5_DATA, PSI5_SYNCH, VDD, GND, and the thermal pad. Pin numbers and signal names match the rest of the MMA51xxKW family, allowing pin-compatible substitution between full-scale ranges.
How does the MMA5148KWR2 compare to a Bosch SMI standard sensor?
The MMA5148KWR2 communicates over PSI5 v1.3, while Bosch SMI sensors use a different sensor-mode-interface protocol. According to NXP, PSI5 is more common in European and Japanese restraint ECUs, while SMI is widely used in North American airbag modules. Choose the MMA5148KWR2 if the host ECU is PSI5-native; choose a Bosch sensor if the ECU requires SMI. The parts are not drop-in compatible across protocols.
When should I choose the MMA5148KWR2 over the MMA5124KW?
Choose the MMA5148KWR2 (±480 g) when the target crash pulse can exceed 120 g, such as in frontal-impact satellites near the bumper or in side-impact sensors near the B-pillar where intrusion pulses are severe. Choose the MMA5124KW (±120 g) for milder crash environments such as seat-mounted satellites or pedestrian-protection sensors. Both share the same QFN footprint and PSI5 stack, so PCB design does not need to change.
Is the MMA5148KWR2 obsolete or discontinued?
As of 2026-10-15, the MMA5148KWR2 is listed as active on DigiKey and the NXP product page. Freescale Semiconductor (now part of NXP) original-stock is also available through Rochester Electronics, indicating healthy ongoing production. No last-time-buy or PCN/EOL notice has been issued for this part within the latest 12 months. Always confirm lifecycle status with NXP for new program launches.

工程参考数据: MMA5148KWR2 ——对比、设计指导和合规信息。

选型指南

Choose the MMA5148KWR2 when your crash-sensing position can experience peak decelerations above 240 g - typical for frontal bumper satellites, B-pillar side sensors, and roll-over detection modules. Choose the MMA5155KW (±240 g) for moderate crash environments such as seat-mounted or roof-rail satellites, or the MMA5124KW (±120 g) for low-g positions such as seat-cushion or pedestrian-detect satellites. All three share the same 16-QFN footprint and PSI5 v1.3 protocol, so PCB layout, harness design, and ECU firmware do not change between them. Choose the MMA5148LWR2 specifically when the OEM's environmental compliance list requires lead-free and halogen-free materials; this variant is otherwise identical. Avoid the MMA51xxKW family entirely if your host ECU does not natively support PSI5 - the parts are not SPI or I2C capable.

与替代料对比

参数 本产品 MMA5124KW MMA5155KW MMA5131KW MMA5161KW MMA5148LWR2
Package 16-QFN (6x6 mm) 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Communication Protocol PSI5 v1.3 / AKLV27 PSI5 v1.3 / AKLV27 PSI5 v1.3 / AKLV27 PSI5 v1.3 / AKLV27 PSI5 v1.3 / AKLV27 PSI5 v1.3 / AKLV27
Number of Axes 1 (Z-axis) 1 (Z-axis) 1 (Z-axis) 1 (Z-axis) 1 (Z-axis) 1 (Z-axis)
Mechanical Response Overdamped Overdamped Overdamped Overdamped Overdamped Overdamped
Operating Temperature -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C
AEC-Q100 Qualified Yes (SafeAssure) Yes (SafeAssure) Yes (SafeAssure) Yes (SafeAssure) Yes (SafeAssure) Yes (SafeAssure)

关键差异点

  • Highest g-range in the 16-QFN MMA51xxKW family (对比 MMA5124KW)
  • Identical protocol and footprint across the family (对比 MMA5155KW)
  • Lead-free / halogen-free variant available (对比 MMA5148LWR2)

设计说明

Route the PSI5_DATA and PSI5_SYNCH traces as a differential pair with characteristic impedance matched to the bus specification, keeping stubs under 2 mm. Per the NXP Xtrinsic MMA51xxWR2 datasheet, place the sensor so that its sensitive Z-axis aligns with the vehicle's vertical axis - any off-axis mounting will couple lateral crash energy into the Z-channel and bias the deployment decision. Provide a solid ground plane beneath the 16-QFN exposed thermal pad and stitch vias on a 1 mm grid to keep thermal resistance low.

Do not exceed the maximum PSI5 synchronization pulse width or the satellite will not respond during the next time slot. The AKLV27 protocol requires the host ECU to issue a synchronization pulse before each polling window; missed pulses cause data corruption. Per the datasheet, the PSI5 bus must be terminated at the ECU end with the recommended TVS diode and current-limiting resistor to survive load-dump transients. Never share the PSI5 bus between daisy-chained sensors of incompatible part numbers without verifying address slot assignments.

Use a four-layer PCB stack-up with a dedicated ground plane on layer 2 directly below the sensor, and route the PSI5 traces on layer 3 to minimize capacitive coupling from switching power converters. The exposed thermal pad of the 16-QFN must be soldered to a copper pad of at least 25 mm² with at least five thermal vias for proper heat dissipation during high-temperature reflow. Per the NXP datasheet, conformal coating is recommended for under-hood and chassis-mounted installations to protect against moisture and salt spray.

合规信息

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Qualified
无铅
Yes
无卤
Yes
冲突矿物
Compliant

AEC-Q100 qualified as part of NXP SafeAssure family. RoHS, lead-free, and halogen-free compliance confirmed on NXP product page. Reach SVHC declarations available via NXP product compliance portal.

数据核验日期: 2026-10-15 ——数据由 XAIPART 元器件工程团队核验和整理

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