Talk:Tire-pressure monitoring system
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Second generation iTPMS?
[edit]The following sentence under the heading "Indirect TPMS" currently lacks a reference and makes a claim that seems unverified:
“Second generation iTPMS can also detect simultaneous under-inflation in up to all four tires using spectrum analysis of individual wheels, which can be realized in software using advanced signal processing techniques.”
The wording “can also detect” implies that such systems are already in operational use. However, I could not find a reliable source confirming that any production vehicle currently implements this kind of spectral analysis-based iTPMS (I found only one patent, but that doesn't mean that it really works). Unless a verifiable reference is added, this statement should probably be removed or rephrased to avoid implying existing deployment. 86.103.34.33 (talk) 16:28, 16 October 2025 (UTC)