The invention relates to an integrated
surface acoustic wave wireless pressure sensor applied to a TPMS, comprising two SAW reflection
delay lines which are encapsulated for integration with a JSR membrane by a
nickel conducting cylinder and a conducting
adhesive, and a matched network connected with a
wireless antenna, wherein, the first SAW reflection
delay line comprises a single-phase unidirectional
energy converter for controlling
electrode width, and 3 short-circuit gate reflectors applied to
pressure detection; and the second SAW reflection
delay line comprises 11 short-circuit gate reflectors, wherein, 8 reflector are used for 8-bit
electronic tags, and the other 3 reflectors are used for temperature detection. In the sensor, an EWC / SPUDT receives an electromagnetic wave
signal from a
wireless reading unit by the wireless antenna and transforms the
signal into an SAW
signal which is propagated along the surface of a
piezoelectric substrate and is respectively reflected by the reflectors, the reflected
acoustic wave is retransformed into the electromagnetic wave signal by the EWC / SPUDT and is returned to the wireless reading unit by the wireless antenna, and finally
temperature and pressure detection in a tire is realized at the same time by evaluation of a
phase change of time-domain response via a
signal processing method.