EP1476956A2 - Vorrichtung zur signalübertragung zwischen beweglichen einheiten - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zur signalübertragung zwischen beweglichen einheitenInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for transmitting electrical signals or energy between a plurality of mutually movable units.
- the term conductor structures refers to all conceivable forms of conductor structures which are suitable for carrying electrical signals.
- the signals are coupled out in the near field of the conductor structure.
- the signal should be extracted only in the area of the second unit.
- a further signal transmission in other areas of the conductor structure is mostly undesirable since the broadband signals can lead to interference in other parts of the device or devices.
- Leakage lines are specifically designed to radiate a certain proportion of the guided radio frequency energy to the outside over the entire length. This is exactly what should be avoided here.
- Contacting signal extraction is also technically similar to contactless signal extraction. A However, contactless decoupling is usually preferred because it is more reliable and maintenance-free.
- a conductor structure for contacting transmission can have a particularly highly conductive surface, for example with a silver coating.
- a conductor structure for contactless transmission can be provided with a lacquer layer on the surface as corrosion protection.
- a special embodiment of a contacting transmission device is described in US Pat. No. 5,208,581.
- An asymmetrical conductor system is also described here. The geometry here is symmetrical, but the conductor system is fed with an asymmetrical signal.
- the signal flow takes place via the middle conductor from the transmitter to the receiver and partly via one or both outer conductors or the computer tomography system itself.
- the reference surface here is the device itself. The geometry of the reference surface is not clearly symmetrical here. Due to the unbalanced signals with a not clearly defined signal path and the undefined reference area, this system emits high RF power. Even with data rates of 50 Mbaud, the current EMC standards can no longer be met without additional, expensive shielding.
- the conductor arrangements used here for transmission are usually constructed as strip lines or conductor structures by means of double-sided printed circuit boards.
- a glass fiber reinforced plastic is usually used as the carrier and dielectric. This carrier is provided on one side with a continuous conductor surface as an electrical reference surface or ground and on the other side with a strip-shaped conductor or the conductor structure.
- the signal level of the transmitter cannot normally be increased arbitrarily. Despite high symmetry, there is always little radiation. With higher symmetry, the radiation becomes lower and the signal levels can be increased further. At high bandwidths or data rates in the range from a few 100 MHz to several GHz, there are no longer negligible attenuations or distortions of the signals. At usual conductor materials and a frequency of 1 GHz, attenuations of the order of 10 dB per meter were measured. With long lengths, this leads to unacceptable damping. There is also an increased risk of asymmetries.
- the cables or conductor structures are often manufactured in widths from several millimeters to centimeters, so that the mechanical tolerances in the path between the moving parts can be a few millimeters without affecting the signal transmission.
- Such wide conductor structures are particularly sensitive to changes in the properties of the dielectric. This places particularly high demands on the homogeneity of the dielectric, since changes in the thickness, the dielectric constant and also the loss factor impair the propagation of the signal, the symmetry and also the radiation properties.
- the dielectric must be very homogeneous over the length and in particular over the width of the arrangement. Standard circuit board materials by no means meet these requirements. Special circuit board materials, such as those used for high-frequency technology circuit boards, are often unsuitable here.
- the object is to present a broadband and inexpensive device for signal transmission which has a conductor arrangement with conductors or conductor structures which, even at high frequencies, achieves high signal symmetry and low attenuation values.
- a device for signal transmission comprises at least one transmitter which generates the electrical signals to be transmitted and feeds them into a conductor arrangement. At least one such conductor arrangement is arranged along the path of the movement and carries the signals fed in by the transmitter. At least one receiver, which is movable relative to the transmitter and conductor arrangement, is used to decouple the signals from the conductor arrangement. Depending on the application, a transmitter can also feed several conductor arrangements. A conductor arrangement can also be fed by several transmitters. Furthermore, it is possible to use any number of receivers for decoupling signals on a conductor arrangement.
- a conductor arrangement comprises at least one conductor structure in which electrical signals can be carried.
- a conductor structure contains one or more conductors made of a material that is preferably highly conductive.
- a conductor arrangement comprises at least one electrically conductive reference surface assigned to each conductor structure.
- At least one dielectric for isolating the conductor structure and the reference surface is located between the conductor structure and the reference surface.
- Such a dielectric optionally has a high homogeneity or a high symmetry with respect to the electrical center of the longitudinal axis of the conductor structure.
- the concept of symmetry here refers to a symmetry of the electric field. Starting from the electrical center of the conductor structure, the electrical field lines should run symmetrically.
- the layer sequence of the dielectric can be different for the conductors if the total dielectric constants are the same on both sides and the areas are the same size.
- the symmetry of the electric field is related to an equipotential surface with a potential which corresponds to the mean potential between the active conductors, ie the conductors used for signal routing.
- a high degree of homogeneity here means that the electrical properties, in particular the dielectric constants and the dielectric losses, are only subject to slight fluctuations. Typical values of tolerances of these values are ⁇ 5% and preferably ⁇ 1%. If particularly high demands are made, tolerances of 0.1% are also appropriate. If there are different homogeneities of the dielectric cumulation in different directions, the highest degree of homogeneity must be provided perpendicular to the direction of the longitudinal axis of the conductor structure. Lower homogeneities can be tolerated in the direction of the longitudinal axis. It is essential here that, according to the preceding considerations on symmetry, there is symmetry at every point along the longitudinal axis of the conductor structure and accordingly the properties of the dielectric are symmetrical.
- a high degree of symmetry with respect to the electrical center of the longitudinal axis of the conductor structure prevents the signals in the case of symmetrical conductors or in the case of asymmetrical conductor systems with multiple conductors from being different runtimes or damping become asymmetrical.
- a dielectric with high homogeneity and high symmetry is used.
- the ladder structure is usually open on one side towards the free space.
- the receivers are connected from this side.
- the opposite side and optionally also its boundary are closed off by surfaces that are as symmetrical as possible with a conductive surface.
- At least one dielectric comprises an air or gas layer.
- air which is a varying combination of different gases with a high nitrogen content, have similar dielectric properties with a relative dielectric constant close to 1 and an almost negligible loss factor.
- This document therefore only refers to air as a dielectric or an air layer.
- the low dielectric loss factor of the gases is essential for the function. Fluctuations in the loss factor therefore have only a minor impact.
- the damping is low, then with the same tolerance of the damping, this has a significantly smaller influence on the tolerance of the signal level than with high damping values.
- An example should explain this. If a certain material with a given geometry exhibits a 10% attenuation of the signal with a tolerance of ⁇ 10% of the attenuation, the actual attenuation value can fluctuate between 9% and 11%. The level of the attenuated signal is thus 9% to 11% lower than the original signal. Depending on the current damping value, the signal level can now vary by 2%.
- the signal level can be attenuated between 0.9% and 1.1% compared to the original signal level. In this case, depending on the current damping value, the signal level can only vary by 0.2%. Furthermore, the low attenuation value only slightly attenuates the amplitude of the signal even with long conductor structures. Due to a uniformly high signal level, only a low dynamic range of the receiver is required. At the same time, immunity to interference can be maximized because the maximum possible input level is always available at the receiver.
- At least one dielectric comprises a honeycomb or lattice structure of an insulating material.
- the spaces or cavities are filled with air.
- other hollow structures which are suitable for taking up air can also be used.
- the dielectric consists of a combination of the insulating material, which usually has a higher dielectric constant than air and a higher loss factor than air.
- the electrical field is now preferably run through webs of insulating material, which bridge the gap between the conductors or the conductors and the reference surface. Therefore, these webs should be designed with the smallest possible cross section. In most of the entire area, the electric field will run through a series connection of insulating material and air.
- At least one dielectric comprises a foam of an insulating material.
- the cavities in the foam are filled with air.
- foams can be manufactured and processed inexpensively.
- granules or air-filled hollow spheres can also be used.
- At least one dielectric comprises a polyethylene foam.
- Polyethylene is a plastic with excellent electrical properties. It is one of the lowest loss insulation materials. At the same time, inexpensive foams can be produced with this material. Processing, particularly in the form of thin foils with a thickness of a few millimeters, is particularly simple and inexpensive.
- Another advantageous embodiment comprises a multilayer structure of a dielectric.
- a multilayer structure allows, for example, different dielectrics to be combined with different electrical and mechanical properties.
- Thin webs made of mechanically stable insulating material combined with large-area arrangements of dielectrics with the inclusion of air are particularly advantageous.
- at least one dielectric has a structure composed of a plurality of layers arranged parallel to the conductor structure. With such a parallel layer structure, insulating materials with poor electrical properties can also be combined over a large area together with insulating materials with good electrical properties, in particular if these have a lower dielectric constant. This means that relatively good electrical properties can still be achieved in the combination.
- a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention consists in that a dielectric which encloses air and consequently has only a low mechanical stability is combined with at least one second insulating material in a solid design and correspondingly high mechanical stability. So this second insulating material can be used to stabilize the combination of different dielectrics. This means that regardless of the poorer mechanical properties of the first layer, the dielectrics are fixed precisely and are essential for high symmetry.
- the second layer is designed as a mechanically rigid layer for fixing or stabilizing the first layer and is connected to it.
- a connection can be made, for example, by form locking or else by gluing.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention consists in that the second layer is additionally designed as a carrier of the conductor structure.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention consists in that at least one additional layer of conductive material or material with high conductivity and incomplete surface coverage, such as a lattice structure, is provided.
- Such layers act as equipotential surfaces and help to compensate for asymmetries in the dielectric. Depending on the design or arrangement of the surfaces, these are arranged in an electrically insulated manner or are terminated without reflection at the ends of the conductor structure.
- At least one dielectric comprises a structure composed of a plurality of layers arranged perpendicular to the conductor structure. Layers of this type can be used, for example, to support the conductor structure.
- Another advantageous embodiment of the invention consists in that layers made of a second, mechanically rigid insulating material are provided in a dielectric made of a first material, including air, perpendicular to the conductor structure.
- the electrical properties of the arrangement are dominated by the large-area first material.
- the second material is provided as a support for fixing the conductor structure and for stabilizing the first material, if this is, for example, a foam or hollow body.
- the cross-sectional area of the supports made of the second material should be as small as possible in order to influence the field as little as possible.
- the supports can be arranged at irregular intervals to prevent resonance on the conductor system.
- the part carrying the conductor structure has a groove for receiving at least one dielectric.
- the dielectric can be fixed easily and inexpensively in production.
- Another embodiment provides that the groove for receiving at least one dielectric is provided at the same time for fixing the conductor structure.
- the conductor structure comprises a symmetrical conductor system.
- symmetrical conductor systems can particularly low radiation. Particularly in a symmetrical design of the conductor system and when operating with symmetrical electrical signals, the electrical fields and the magnetic fields of the conductors cancel each other out in the distance.
- Such conductor systems are preferably used with two conductors.
- the conductor structure comprises an asymmetrical conductor system.
- asymmetrical conductor systems in which the radiation can also be kept low.
- An example of this is the system shown in US Pat. No. 5,208,581.
- different conductor systems are flowed through by the current according to the signal polarity.
- a much higher technical effort for noise suppression is usually necessary than with symmetrical conductor systems.
- FIG. 2 shows an example of an embodiment of a conductor arrangement.
- Fig. 4 shows an arrangement with a carrier made of insulating material.
- FIG. 6 shows an arrangement in a conductive carrier with a beveled reference surface.
- FIG. 7 shows an embodiment with a dielectric layered parallel to the conductor structure and reference surface.
- FIG. 10 shows an arrangement with a dielectric layered perpendicular to the conductor structure and reference surface, the layers being designed as supports in the longitudinal direction of the conductor structure.
- FIG. 11 shows an arrangement with a support made of solid dielectric with a particularly low capacity.
- a device is shown by way of example in FIG. 1.
- a transmitter (10) feeds electrical signals into the conductor arrangement (11).
- the receiver (12) is movably arranged opposite the conductor arrangement (11) and the transmitter (10) connected to it.
- the relative movement takes place on predefined paths.
- Such tracks can be linear or circular, for example.
- the conductor arrangement (11) is arranged along at least one of these paths of movement, so that there is only a short distance between the conductor arrangement (11) and the receiver (12) at each point of the movement at which signals are to be transmitted.
- the distances are typically in a range from 0.1 mm to approximately 10 mm. Direct contact with a distance of 0 is possible. This is the case with galvanic transmission.
- the conductor arrangement comprises at least one conductor structure (1) as well as a reference surface (2) assigned to it and a dielectric (3).
- the reference surface (2) itself is electrically conductive at least on its surface. In this example there is a cavity between the conductor structure (1) and the reference surface (2) which is guided with air or a similar gas. In this case, the air is the dielectric.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of an embodiment of a conductor arrangement (11) corresponding to FIG. 2, the cavity between the conductor structure (1) and the reference surface (2) being filled with a dielectric (3) which at least partially consists of solids.
- dielectrics can be, for example, lattice structures or foams of an insulating material.
- Fig. 4 shows an arrangement in which the conductor structure (1) is fixed in a carrier (6) made of insulating material. A groove is provided in the carrier for receiving the dielectric (3) and the reference surface (2).
- the reference surface (2) is designed as an electrically conductive surface in the bottom of the groove.
- Such an electrically conductive surface can be realized, for example, by means of a conductive lacquer or a thin film strip.
- Such a film strip can be attached by adhesion, but also by means of adhesive such as double-sided adhesive tape. Due to the comparatively robust fastening in a solid support, the geometry and thus the symmetry of the arrangement is precisely defined and fixed long-term.
- FIG. 5 shows an arrangement with a conductive carrier.
- This conductive carrier has a groove for receiving the dielectric and its surface fulfills the function of the reference surface (2).
- the surface inside the groove is refined in order to obtain a long-term stable, highly conductive surface.
- the groove can be designed in such a way that it is designed for precisely defined accommodation of the conductor structure (1).
- the geometry can usually be defined even more precisely than with a conductive carrier and an additional reference surface, since tolerances due to the gluing or the thickness tolerances of the additional reference surface are eliminated.
- Fig. 6 shows an embodiment in which the dielectric (3) and the conductor structure (1) are accommodated in a conductive carrier.
- the groove for receiving has a symmetrical, bevelled bottom.
- FIG. 7 shows an embodiment with a dielectric layered parallel to the conductor structure and reference surface.
- the dielectric here has, for example, a first layer (5) consisting of a solid insulating material. Parallel to this is a second layer consisting of a dielectric comprising air or gas.
- the primary function of the first dielectric is to support the conductor structure (1) and to fix it in a defined position.
- a precise fixation of the conductor structure at the given position symmetrically to the environment and in particular to the reference surface (2) is essential for a high symmetry of the signals and thus a high immunity to interference or a low interference emission.
- the second layer (4) consists of a dielectric with a low dielectric constant and low losses. Due to the electrical series connection with the first layer with a high dielectric constant, the predominant part of the total electrical field strength and thus also the energy stored in the field in the second layer (5) with a low dielectric constant. Because this also has a much lower loss factor, the overall loss factor of the arrangement is significantly lower.
- FIG. 8 shows an advantageous embodiment of the invention with the dielectric layered perpendicular to the conductor structure or reference surface in a section along the direction of propagation.
- supports made of a solid insulating material (5) are arranged vertically between the conductor structure and the reference surface in order to ensure a defined alignment of the conductor structure with the reference surface.
- the spaces are filled with an insulating material comprising air or gas.
- the supports themselves can be attached to one another at constant or variable intervals. Variable distances help to prevent resonances in the pipe system.
- the supports are ideally designed to be narrow, so that the capacity at the location of the supports is relatively low. This minimizes the reflections at the location of these supports.
- FIG. 9 shows an arrangement corresponding to FIG. 8 in a section perpendicular to the direction of movement.
- the supports made of solid insulating material are designed such that they do not extend over the entire width of the groove in the carrier. This leads to a further reduction in the losses in the supports. Of course, these supports can also extend over the entire width of the groove for reasons of stability.
- 10 shows an arrangement with vertical stratification of the dielectric. The layers are designed in such a way that narrow webs of the first dielectric (5), made of solid insulating material, result along the conductor structure. There are therefore no reflections in the direction of propagation along the conductor structure. However, a very symmetrical arrangement and stable fixation of the longitudinal strips must be ensured in order to achieve a high degree of symmetry.
- FIG. 11 shows an arrangement with a support made of solid dielectric, which is of particularly low-capacitance, in order to minimize reflections at the location of the supports.
- a support made of solid dielectric which is of particularly low-capacitance, in order to minimize reflections at the location of the supports.
- the mechanically load-bearing function of the support is essential here. That is, it should be stiffer or more stable than the dielectric, which essentially receives its properties from air or gas.
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