JPH03199980A - Apparatus for inspecting wiring of connecting cable - Google Patents

Apparatus for inspecting wiring of connecting cable

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JPH03199980A
JPH03199980A JP1342533A JP34253389A JPH03199980A JP H03199980 A JPH03199980 A JP H03199980A JP 1342533 A JP1342533 A JP 1342533A JP 34253389 A JP34253389 A JP 34253389A JP H03199980 A JPH03199980 A JP H03199980A
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Sadakazu Sugiyama
杉山 貞和
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Nissan Motor Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to detect defective connections and defective wirings such as partial wire breakages even in the case of a weak current by judging the pass or fail of the state of the wiring based on the potential difference when the current in the respective maximum allowance value is made to flow through each wiring path. CONSTITUTION:Connectors 4 and 5 are connected to connectors CN1 and CN2 of connecting cables 1 to be inspected. The current value for a constant current supply 2 is set with a current-value setting device 3 at the maximum allowable current value of each of conductors CAa-CAd corresponding to the maximum allowable current value of each wiring path. A reference voltage value is set with a reference-voltage generator 7 at the potential difference between the connectors 4 and 5 when the maxi mum current at the maximum allowable value flows through each of the conductors CAa-CAd. Switches SW1, SW5 and SW9 are turned ON with a switching device 10. The wiring paths including the conductor CAa are electrified, and the potential differ ence between the connectors 4 and 5 is compared with the reference voltage 7 in a comparator 6. Then the device 10 is operated, and each wiring path of the cables 1 is sequentially electrified. The outputs of the comparator at these times are stored 8a-8d. The presence or absence of the defect in the wiring state of the path is judged with a judging output circuit 9 based on the stored contents.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 この発明は、たとえば制御装置間で信号伝送を行う際に
機器間の接続に用いられる接続ケーブルの配線状態を検
査する装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for inspecting the wiring condition of a connecting cable used to connect devices when transmitting signals between control devices, for example.

従来の技術 接続ケーブル(コネクタを両端に接続したケーブルやハ
ーネスを接続ケーブルと呼ぶ)に短絡、断線、誤配線な
どの配線不良がないかどうかを検査する配線検査装置が
ある。
Conventional technology There is a wiring inspection device that inspects connection cables (a cable or harness with connectors connected at both ends is called a connection cable) for wiring defects such as short circuits, disconnections, and incorrect wiring.

この配線検査装置は、検査対象である接続ケーブルの両
コネクタの各コネクタピン間に所定の微弱電流を流し、
その電位差が基準電圧と一致するか否かを判定し、その
判定結果をブザーの鳴動などにより作業者に知らせるも
のである。
This wiring inspection device passes a predetermined weak current between each connector pin of both connectors of the connection cable to be inspected.
It determines whether the potential difference matches a reference voltage or not, and notifies the operator of the determination result by sounding a buzzer or the like.

発明が解決しようとする課題 上述の従来例では、各コネクタピンとケーブルの各導体
とを接続するための半田付は作業や圧着作業が適切でな
く、その接続部がただ接触しているだけの接続不良の場
合や導体の素線が何本か断線している一部断線の場合、
検査のために流す電流が微弱電流であるために正常であ
る場合と同じように電流が流れて、電位差に変化が現れ
ない。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the above-mentioned conventional example, the soldering and crimping work for connecting each connector pin to each conductor of the cable is not appropriate, and the connection part is only in contact with each other. In the case of a defect or a partial disconnection where several conductor strands are disconnected,
Since the current that is passed for testing is a weak current, the current flows in the same way as in a normal case, and no change appears in the potential difference.

したがって、この接続不良や一部断線などの配線不良を
検出することができないという問題がある。
Therefore, there is a problem in that wiring defects such as connection defects and partial disconnections cannot be detected.

そこで、この発明は接続ケーブルの配線不良を確実に検
出することができる配線検査装置を提供することを目的
とする。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a wiring inspection device that can reliably detect wiring defects in connection cables.

課題を解決するための手段 この発明に係る接続ケーブルの配線検査装置は、検査対
象となる接続ケーブルの各配線経路に順次選択的に電流
を流すための定電流源と、この定電流源の出力電流値を
前記各配線経路個有の最大許容電流値に可変設定するた
めの電流値設定器と、前記各配線経路に各個有の最大許
容電流値の電流をそれぞれ個別的に流したときに生じる
各電位差に基づいて前記接続ケーブルの配線状態の良否
を判定する判定手段とを備えたことを特徴とするもので
ある。
Means for Solving the Problems A connection cable wiring inspection device according to the present invention includes a constant current source for sequentially and selectively passing current through each wiring route of a connection cable to be inspected, and an output of this constant current source. A current value setting device for variably setting the current value to the maximum allowable current value unique to each wiring route; The present invention is characterized by comprising a determining means for determining whether the wiring state of the connecting cable is good or bad based on each potential difference.

作用 電流値設定器により、検査対象の接続ケーブルの各配線
経路個有の最大許容電流値に定電流源の出力電流値を設
定し、前記各配線経路に対して定電流源の出力電流を個
別的に流していき、各配線経路両端で生じる各電位差を
検出する。そして、たとえばその各電位差と正常時に生
ずべき各電位差とを比較し、その差が所定範囲内であれ
ば配線状態が良好であると判定し、所定範囲外であれば
配線状態が不良であると判定する。
The working current value setting device sets the output current value of the constant current source to the maximum allowable current value unique to each wiring route of the connection cable to be inspected, and sets the output current of the constant current source for each wiring route individually. The voltage difference generated at both ends of each wiring path is detected. Then, for example, each potential difference is compared with each potential difference that should occur under normal conditions, and if the difference is within a predetermined range, it is determined that the wiring condition is good, and if it is outside the predetermined range, the wiring condition is determined to be poor. It is determined that

実施例 以下、この発明の一実施例を図に基づいて説明する。Example Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

図において、■は検査対象である接続ケーブルを示す。In the figure, ■ indicates the connection cable to be inspected.

接続ケーブルlは、4本の導体CAa〜CA、dを含む
ケーブル本体CAと、各導体CAa〜CAdの一方端に
各コネクタビンが接続されたコネクタCNIと、各導体
CAa−CAdの他方端に各コネクタピンが接続された
コネクタCN2とからなる。2は定電流源、3は定電流
源2の出力電流値を所定の電流値に可変設定するための
電流値設定器、4,5は前記各コネクタCN1.CN2
にそれぞれ接続されるコネクタ、SWI〜SW4はコネ
クタCN1.CN2がコネクタ4.5にそれぞれ接続さ
れることにより定電流源2に対して前記各導体CAa=
CAdとそれぞれ直列接続されるスイッチ群をそれぞれ
示す。また、SW5〜SW8はコネクタCNI、CN2
がコネクタ4.5にそれぞれ接続されることにより定電
流源2に対して各導体CAa=CAdとそれぞれ並列接
続されるスイッチ群、6はスイッチ群SW5〜SW8を
介して与えられるコネクタ4,5間の電位差と基準電圧
発生器7から与えられる電圧とを比較しその差が所定値
以内であれば出力をオンにする比較器、8a〜8dはス
イッチ群SW9〜SW]2を介して比較器6の出力端に
それぞれ接続され比較器6の出力状態を一時的に記憶す
るレジスタ、9は各レジスタ8a〜8dに記憶された内
容により接続ケーブル1の配線状態の良否を判定し、そ
の判定結果を出力する判定出力回路をそれぞれ示す。そ
して、■0はスイッチSWI、SW5、SW9を1グル
ープ、スイッチSW2.SW6.5WIOを1グループ
、スイッチSW3.SW7.SWI Iを1グループ、
スイッチ5W4SW8,5W12を1グループとして、
各グループ内のスイッチを同時にオン/オフ動作させる
スイッチ切換装置である。
The connection cable l consists of a cable main body CA including four conductors CAa to CA, d, a connector CNI to which each connector bin is connected to one end of each conductor CAa to CAd, and a connector CNI to which each connector bin is connected to the other end of each conductor CAa to CAd. It consists of a connector CN2 to which each connector pin is connected. 2 is a constant current source, 3 is a current value setter for variably setting the output current value of the constant current source 2 to a predetermined current value, and 4 and 5 are the respective connectors CN1. CN2
The connectors SWI to SW4 are respectively connected to connector CN1. By connecting CN2 to the connectors 4.5, each conductor CAa=
Each switch group connected in series with CAd is shown. Also, SW5 to SW8 are connectors CNI and CN2.
are connected to the connectors 4.5, respectively, so that each conductor CAa=CAd is connected in parallel to the constant current source 2, and 6 is a switch group between the connectors 4 and 5, which is provided via the switch groups SW5 to SW8. The comparator 6 compares the potential difference between the potential difference and the voltage given from the reference voltage generator 7 and turns on the output if the difference is within a predetermined value. A register 9 is connected to the output terminal of the comparator 6 and temporarily stores the output state of the comparator 6.A register 9 judges whether the wiring state of the connecting cable 1 is good or bad based on the contents stored in each register 8a to 8d, and outputs the judgment result. The judgment output circuits that output are shown. Then, ■0 includes switches SWI, SW5, and SW9 in one group, and switches SW2. 1 group of SW6.5WIO, switch SW3. SW7. 1 group of SWI I,
Assuming switches 5W4SW8 and 5W12 as one group,
This is a switch changeover device that turns on/off the switches in each group simultaneously.

この実施例では次のような操作手順により、接続ケーブ
ル1の配線状態が検査される。
In this embodiment, the wiring condition of the connection cable 1 is inspected by the following operating procedure.

まず、全てのスイッチSWI〜5W12がオフの状態で
検査対象の接続ケーブル1の各コネクタC,N1.CN
2にコネクタ4,5をそれぞれ接続する。次に、電流設
定器3の操作により、接続ケーブルlの各配線経路の最
大許容電流値に相当する各導体CAa=CAdの最大許
容電流値に定電流源2の出力電流値を設定するとともに
、前記最大許容電流値の電流が各導体CA XL−CA
 dに正常に流れたときに生じるコネクタ4,5間の電
位差に基準電圧発生器7の発生電圧を設定する。この設
定操作は各配線経路の最大許容電流値が同じ場合は次の
通電操作前に1回行うだけでよいが、それぞれ異なる場
合は各通電操作毎に行う必要がある。そしてスイッチ切
換装置10の操作により、スイッチSWI、SW5.S
W9をオンにし、導体CAaを含む配線経路に通電する
。この操作により、比較器6でコネクタ4.5間に生じ
る電位差と基準電圧発生器7の発生電圧とが比較され、
比較器6の出力状態がレジスタ8aに記憶される。
First, with all switches SWI to 5W12 turned off, each connector C, N1... of the connection cable 1 to be inspected. C.N.
Connect connectors 4 and 5 to 2, respectively. Next, by operating the current setting device 3, the output current value of the constant current source 2 is set to the maximum allowable current value of each conductor CAa=CAd, which corresponds to the maximum allowable current value of each wiring route of the connecting cable l, and The current of the maximum allowable current value is
The voltage generated by the reference voltage generator 7 is set to the potential difference between the connectors 4 and 5 that occurs when the voltage normally flows through the terminal d. This setting operation only needs to be performed once before the next energization operation if the maximum allowable current values of each wiring route are the same, but if they are different, it is necessary to perform this setting operation for each energization operation. Then, by operating the switch changeover device 10, switches SWI, SW5 . S
Turn on W9 and energize the wiring path including the conductor CAa. By this operation, the potential difference generated between the connectors 4 and 5 is compared with the voltage generated by the reference voltage generator 7 by the comparator 6,
The output state of comparator 6 is stored in register 8a.

この後、スイッチ切換装置IOの操作により、スイッチ
SWI、SW5.SW9をオフ、スイッチSW2.SW
6,5WIOをオン、次にスイッチSW2.SW6.S
WI Oをオフ、スイッチSW3、SW7.5WIIを
オン、そしてスイッチSW3.SW7.SWI Iをオ
フ、スイッチ5W4SW8,5WI2をオンにして、接
続ケーブル1の各配線経路に順次通電する。
Thereafter, by operating the switch changeover device IO, switches SWI, SW5 . Turn off SW9, switch SW2. SW
6,5WIO is turned on, then switch SW2. SW6. S
Turn off WIO, turn on switches SW3 and SW7.5WII, and turn on switch SW3. SW7. SWI I is turned off, switches 5W4SW8 and 5WI2 are turned on, and each wiring route of the connection cable 1 is sequentially energized.

以上の操作により、接続ケーブルIの各配線経路に通電
したときの比較器6の各出力状態が各レジスタ81〜8
dにそれぞれ記憶される。そして、判定出力回路9が各
レジスタ8a〜8dの記憶内容を読み出し、その内容に
基づいて配線状態が不良である配線経路があるか否かを
判定し、その判定結果を出力する。不良配線経路があれ
ば、その判定出力により、たとえばしFDなどにより、
いずれの配線経路が不良かが特定されて表示される。
Through the above operations, each output state of the comparator 6 when energized to each wiring route of the connection cable I is set to each register 81 to 8.
d respectively. Then, the determination output circuit 9 reads out the contents stored in each of the registers 8a to 8d, determines based on the contents whether or not there is a wiring route in which the wiring condition is defective, and outputs the determination result. If there is a defective wiring route, the determination output will be used, for example, by FD, etc.
Which wiring route is defective is identified and displayed.

以上のように、この実施例では接続ケーブル1の各配線
経路に導体CA a = CA dの最大許容型流値を
流すことにより、各配線経路の良否が判定されるため、
短絡、断線、誤配線などの配線不良の検出だけでなく、
半田付は不良でコネクタCN1、CN2の各コネクタピ
ンと各導体CA a −CAdとが単に接触している接
続不良の場合や、導体CAa=CAdの素線が何本か断
線している一部断線の場合においても、電流値が大きい
分だけその配線不良に起因する抵抗値増大による電圧降
下が大きく、配線不良の検出が可能になる。
As described above, in this embodiment, the acceptability of each wiring route is determined by passing the maximum permissible flow value of the conductor CA a = CA d through each wiring route of the connection cable 1.
In addition to detecting wiring defects such as short circuits, disconnections, and incorrect wiring,
In cases where the soldering is poor and the connector pins of connectors CN1 and CN2 are simply touching each conductor CA a - CAd, there is a connection failure, or there is a partial disconnection where some of the wires of conductor CAa = CAd are disconnected. Even in this case, the larger the current value, the greater the voltage drop due to the increased resistance value caused by the wiring defect, making it possible to detect the wiring defect.

発明の効果 以上のようにこの発明によれば、検出対象の接続ケーブ
ルの各配線経路にその最大許容電流値の電流を流し、接
続ケーブルの配線状態の良否判定を行うようにしたので
、微弱電流を流すだけでは検出されない接続不良や一部
断線などの配線不良も確実に検出可能になる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, a current of the maximum permissible current value is passed through each wiring path of the connection cable to be detected, and the quality of the wiring condition of the connection cable is determined. It is now possible to reliably detect wiring defects such as poor connections and partial wire breaks that would not be detected by simply passing the signal.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

図はこの発明の一実施例の構成を示す回路図である。 1・・・接続ケーブル、2・・・定電流源、3・・電流
値設定器、 6・・・比較器、 7・ 基準電圧発生器、8a 〜8d・・・レジスタ、 9・・・判定出力回路。
The figure is a circuit diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention. 1... Connection cable, 2... Constant current source, 3... Current value setter, 6... Comparator, 7. Reference voltage generator, 8a to 8d... Register, 9... Judgment Output circuit.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)検査対象となる接続ケーブルの各配線経路に順次
選択的に電流を流すための定電流源と、この定電流源の
出力電流値を前記各配線経路個有の最大許容電流値に可
変設定するための電流値設定器と、 前記各配線経路に各個有の最大許容電流値の電流をそれ
ぞれ個別的に流したときに生じる各電位差に基づいて前
記接続ケーブルの配線状態の良否を判定する判定手段と を備えたことを特徴とする配線検査装置。
(1) A constant current source for sequentially and selectively passing current through each wiring route of the connection cable to be inspected, and variable output current value of this constant current source to the maximum allowable current value unique to each wiring route. a current value setter for setting, and determining whether the wiring condition of the connection cable is good or bad based on each potential difference that occurs when a current having a unique maximum allowable current value is individually passed through each of the wiring paths. A wiring inspection device characterized by comprising: a determining means.
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