WO2004013576A1 - Vorrichtung zur positions- und/oder längenbestimmung - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for determining position and / or length according to the preamble of the main claim.
- Devices of this type are used in particular in an industrial context for length measurement, for example typically in connection with the detection of movements or traversed lengths of a machine tool or for corresponding measurement tasks on a conveyor system.
- Such length measuring systems typically have a carrier unit which is provided with a magnetic length coding.
- a length measuring device is known, for example, from the applicant's German utility model 200 12 703.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to improve a generic device for position and / or length determination with a carrier unit having an absolute magnetic length coding in such a way that it can be implemented more simply and compactly than known generic devices, but at the same time one high (or even improved) length resolution enables and can be read reliably, especially under difficult operating conditions and at a distance from the carrier unit, unaffected by magnetic overlay effects.
- the object is achieved by the device having the features of the main claim and the independent device claim 12; advantageous developments of the invention are described in the subclaims.
- the carrier unit is first elongated and rod-shaped, so that it is in particular also directly connected by a piston rod or the like. , which is provided with the length coding as an effective unit, can be implemented. Accordingly, the length coding there is radially magnetized, ie with respect to a longitudinal axis extending longitudinally through the carrier unit, magnetization in the radial direction is the same in each case, and individual magnetized sections follow one another along the longitudinal direction. According to an alternative solution within the scope of the invention, for which protection is claimed independently, the possibility is created to carry out a length measurement along a closed trajectory.
- the carrier unit with its magnetic length coding is designed according to the invention in such a way that a closed path curve, in particular in the form of a circular path curve, is created. Accordingly, the absolute position of a measuring head relative to a coded magnetic tape curved to the closed trajectory can be determined, the coding at a corresponding interface (that is, the beginning and end of the coding are brought together here) having an origin through which the (otherwise absolute) coding becomes cyclical.
- a coding which is curved along a (closed) trajectory, can be used in a particularly advantageous manner, for example for measuring the outer circumference of a cylinder, the inner circumference of a hollow cylinder, a self-contained path in a conveyor system, etc.
- the elongated or web-shaped length coding is implemented in such a way that, with a regular pole pitch, coding sections of the first and second polarities follow one another in such a way that a maximum of two coding sections of the same polarity occur immediately adjacent to one another.
- this is implemented in such a way that an absolute coding by means of a so-called pseudo-random code leads to a binary sequence of coding sections, and now a further coding section is inserted between each of these coding sections, the polarity of which is reversed from the previous one (i.e. contrary to one assumed direction of movement is polarized).
- Such a design can advantageously be used to select a correspondingly powerful individual magnet, so that an overall arrangement that is extremely selective and easy to manufacture can be realized.
- the result of the invention is that the advantages of previous absolute single-track systems (slim support unit with compact sensor head and inexpensive implementation) with advantages of two-track or multi-track systems and
- the magnetic sensor units assigned to the coding sections are assigned selection means which themselves have a plurality, in particular at least five, interpolation sensors. These interpolation sensors make it possible in a simple and parallel manner to process that, when there is a distance between a first and a last of the sequence of
- means for fine position determination within a coding section or a pole pitch are additionally provided within the scope of the invention.
- these means make it possible to determine a magnetization curve along this coding section (along the longitudinal direction of the length coding) and to generate an interpolation signal proportional to it.
- a resolution can be achieved which is several times lower than the physical resolution of the length coding made possible by the pole division.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the elongated, rod-shaped carrier unit for use in a first preferred embodiment of the invention with schematically indicated, radially magnetized length coding;
- FIG. 2 shows a signal diagram of sensor arrangements and sensor voltages for evaluating and interpolating the length coding according to FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 shows a sensor voltage signal diagram of an MR sensor for high-resolution position interpolation within a pole pitch
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic block diagram with sensors for code scanning and sensors for fine interpolation as well as their respective comparator and evaluation units according to a preferred embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 5 shows a representation analogous to FIG. 4 with the sensor head offset relative to the position of FIG. 4 and a correspondingly switched selection of the multiple unit;
- FIG. 6 shows a representation analogous to FIG. 4, FIG. 5 with the sensor head displaced further compared to FIG. 5 along the carrier unit and correspondingly, another absolute position code;
- FIG. 7 shows a further development of the embodiment according to FIGS. 4 to 6, extended by an MR sensor for a high-resolution system with interpolation; 8: an alternative realization of the elongated, rod-shaped carrier unit according to FIG. 1 by means of an elongated sleeve and
- the carrier unit shown by way of example in FIG. 1, for example the region of a piston rod or the like, has according to the invention
- a scanning of this arrangement can now be implemented as follows:
- the hardware implementation of scanning a linear absolute code uses twice as many magnetic sensors (here: Hall sensors) as bits are to be scanned, with each bit two sensors at a distance p / 2 are provided. If one of the two sensors is in the vicinity of a pole change, ie supplies a sensor voltage of approximately 0 volts, this ensures that the other sensor can provide reliable information by means of a clear (positive or negative) voltage signal. This means that two sensor combs, each offset by p / 2, are evaluated in terms of signal technology.
- All sensors magnetic field sensors
- this is implemented by simple comparators which generate a binary sequence of digits (corresponding to the respective output signal of the successive sensors or interpolations therebetween), this sequence of digits then changing the polarity of the carrier unit from the position of the first sensor indicates predetermined steps in each case.
- An interpolation in 0.5 mm steps occurs in that, according to the instruction from FIG. 2, weighted connections are formed between the individual sensor voltages U (sO), U (sl) etc., the respective sum then using an assigned comparator is compared with a threshold for zero magnetization (0 mT).
- Such comparators are very easy to implement in terms of hardware, work quasi-parallel and are therefore suitable for very fast position evaluation.
- this position is available with a resolution of 0.5 mm.
- the switchover between the sensor combs can take place, that is to say the selection of the sensor of a sensor pair which now - reliably - the relevant one , associated magnetization is detected. Specifically, this takes place in that the bit pattern generated as described is fed to a 2: 1 multiplexer, which multiplexer can be controlled for selection by the described 2 mm bit.
- the horizontally extending support unit 10 corresponds to the piston rod described in connection with FIG. 1, the respective magnetization surfaces alternate in a horizontal sequence, along a positive counting direction marked by an arrow 12.
- a base pole pitch (width of a coding section in the direction of movement) of 4 mm is again selected for the example of FIGS. 4 to 6.
- this leads to a total of 31 different position values (2 n -l), corresponding to a maximum coding length of 31 * 4 124mm.
- Each bit is scanned with two sensors for code scanning SCi, so that, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, a total of ten code scanning sensors are present with five sensor pairs.
- 4 additionally illustrates the geometric relationships: the sensors of a respective sensor sorcrues are each 2mm apart at the chosen pole pitch of 4mm; respective sensor pairs from each other by 8mm.
- a downstream multiplexer unit 16 then receives all sensor signals on the input side and selects each
- a downstream code table 20 typically implemented using an EEPROM
- the code word (encoded in the manner described at the beginning) is then converted into an absolute position value and stored in a downstream locking circuit 22; the absolute position resolution of this 5-bit word, according to the pole pitch, is 4mm.
- each fine interpolation sensor SFj is detected by a fine interpolation comparator unit 24 and, as already explained above in connection with FIG. 2, evaluated interpolatingly. This means that based on the six sensed sensor signals, each
- interpolation is carried out in three steps between two fine interpolation sensors, so that the result is the schematically shown 18-bit word and in a locking circuit 26
- This signal is then available to a further decoding unit 28 which, ideally by means of an EPROM-stored table, determines from this bit sequence where (i.e.: on
- the decoding unit 28 generates the fine position within the 5-bit absolute position as a 3-bit-wide output position signal, which enables the 4 mm resolution.
- 2 mm bits of the fine position are used to switch the multiplexer unit 16 into the switching mode between the pairs of code scanning sensors.
- the unit of FIGS. 4 to 6, which can be implemented without a microprocessor, is controlled by a clock generator 30 which, compare the delay circuit 32, first provides the locking circuit 26 with the clock signal T, so that the bit signal of the comparator unit 24 can be detected, and then then for the locking unit 22 provides the output clock / T for the 0.5 mm-resolved 8-bit total position signal.
- FIGS. 4 to 6 A comparison of FIGS. 4 to 6 is intended to illustrate how the switchover or the position output works absolutely: As can be seen from FIG. 4, the code scanning sensors SC2 and SCO in particular are located at transition positions between polarities of the carrier unit 10 ; this is illustrated by the symbol "?" the associated comparator output line of the unit 14. Accordingly, it would be sensible and necessary to select the odd-numbered code scanning sensors SCi for a clear absolute position detection (corresponding to the switch position in the multiplexer unit 16 of FIG. 4).
- This switchover signal is generated in that the interpolation comparator unit 24, connected downstream of the fine interpolation sensors SFO to SF5, detects that the location of the first bit sequence from 0 to 1 or from 1 to 0 after the third bit of the 18-bit Sequence takes place in the locking unit 26 (as can be seen in FIG. 4, lies this change between the fine interpolation sensors SFO and SFI).
- the unit 28 interprets the polarity change after the third bit as a fine position "1mm” and accordingly outputs the (with 4mm periodic) fine position signal "010".
- the most significant bit (MSB) of this signal is on the selection bit line 18 and controls the multiplexer 16 accordingly so that the odd code scanning sensors SCI, SC3, SC5 ... are selected.
- the 5-bit code word "10100” is clearly present on the code table 20 and is converted into an absolute position of "00011". Combined with the 3-bit fine position value, the result is the 0.5 mm resolving absolute position signal shown in FIG. 4.
- the sensor head (and therefore all scanning sensors) is shifted to the left by approximately 2 mm in the direction of travel 12 in FIG. 5. This distance is still in the range of the 4 mm resolution of the 5-bit position detection, so the code word detected by the code scanning sensors SCi should be identical.
- the code scanning sensors SCI, SC3, SC5, SC7, SC9 each lie in the critical transition area between two poles, so that an inexact sensor detection takes place. 5, it is necessary to evaluate the even-numbered sensors SCO, SC2 ... for the absolute position detection.
- This control signal is in turn generated by the fine interpolation sensors SFj, which have been shifted accordingly.
- the interpolated bit pattern in the latch circuit 26 shows that the location of the first change of the bit sequence from 1 to 0 now takes place after the seventh bit, corresponding to a fine position value of 3 mm (bit output signal of the decoding unit 28: "110").
- the 2 mm bit is set here as the MSB and controls the multiplexer unit 16 in such a way that it selects the even-numbered code scanning sensors SCi. In the absolute position signal, the 2mm shift is thus only expressed in the 2mm bit of the least significant 3-bit fine position.
- FIG. 6 illustrates a further displacement of the sensor head with all sensors along arrow direction 12, again by 2 mm compared to the illustration in FIG. 5.
- the absolute position value recorded with 4 mm resolution from the code scanning sensors SCi yields the code word "00100", generated from the comparator signal "01011", whereby, when the fine interpolation bit sequence of the locking unit 26 changes after the third bit (corresponding to 1 mm fine position), the 2 mm bit of the fine position signal (010) in turn evaluates the odd ones of the comparator unit 14 Selects code scanning sensors SCi. Accordingly, the 8-bit absolute position signal (0.5 mm resolved) shifted by 2 mm compared to FIG. 5, compared to FIG. 4 by 4 mm, as can be seen in the lower area of FIG. 6.
- a required synchronous cycle can be several 100 kHz; accordingly, the relevant position value would already be updated after one clock cycle ( ⁇ 10ns).
- a position detection system can thus not only be constructed with very inexpensive components (no microcontroller is required in the embodiments shown in FIGS. 4 to 6); the high cycle rate also enables high travel speeds (16m / s and higher); the measuring rate is practically only dependent on the speed of the interface. In the exemplary embodiment described, a resolution of 0.5 mm can be achieved.
- the length measuring system described above is additionally combined with a high-resolution magnetic sensor, so-called MR angle sensor (for example the LK28 type from IMO).
- MR angle sensor for example the LK28 type from IMO.
- the coding according to the invention effects a course of magnetization along the carrier unit, which is composed of approximately sinusoidal half-waves, whereby, depending on the sequence of the magnetizations, these
- this is solved (by suitable programming of a> controller unit) in such a way that if the MR sensor is located over a 4mm pole, the interpolated position value is directly adopted as high-resolution position information. If, on the other hand, the MR sensor is over is an 8mm pole, the high-resolution position information is determined by multiplying the interpolated value by 2 and, if necessary, subtracting the maximum value if the resulting value is greater than the maximum value.
- this calculation rule then results in periodic, high-resolution position information, as is generally the case. is also available from the so-called incremental track of a conventional two-track system.
- the calculation of the high-resolution overall position can then be carried out comparatively quickly and easily, since only a few simple operations (comparisons, bit shifts, additions and subtractions) are necessary.
- the possible travel speed is not impaired if an interpolator chip with parallel output of the position value is used and the high-resolution position value is simultaneous with the absolute one Position temporarily controlled by the synchronous clock.
- FIG. 7 illustrates the further development possibility of the invention by means of a further interpolation for a high-resolution position determination on the basis of a block diagram modified compared to the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 4 to 6.
- a high-resolution position detection within the specified pole pitch for example 4 bits as specified.
- a resolution of 31.25 micrometers (4 mm / 2 7 ) or 62.5 ⁇ m would be achievable for an 8 mm pole.
- a microcontroller 44 is required to synchronize the magnetic field Hall and MR position information, and also to adapt the MR position information to the pole length.
- the high-resolution position signal of the interpolation unit 42 (period 4 mm or 8 mm) is also stored in an associated locking unit 46 and then, like the other signals of the ⁇ 0 locking unit 22, for the absolute position data with 0.5 mm Resolution, passed to the controller 44.
- the controller receives, via a locking unit 48, data relating to the pole length at the location of the MR sensor (for example from the code table 20), and the controller unit 45 also takes the equalization discussed above in connection with FIG. 3 along the non-linear Characteristic curve of the MR sensor.
- the high-resolution, absolute position signal then lies on an output-side interface 50.
- controller unit 44 the explained fine interpolation (3-bit position signal, 0.5 mm resolution) in particular providing the basis for the controller unit 44, the result of the high-resolution position determination according to the locking unit 46 being unambiguous
- FIG. 3 illustrates distortions in the characteristic of the position value obtained by interpolation, based on a non-ideal sinusoidal magnetization curve.
- An inaccuracy caused thereby can be significantly improved by a numerical solution, in particular with the aid of a correction table, whereby in principle such a correction table would suffice for a 4 mm or 8 mm pole (in the exemplary embodiment above).
- a correction table whereby in principle such a correction table would suffice for a 4 mm or 8 mm pole (in the exemplary embodiment above).
- the distortions of poles of the same length at! 5 are very similar at all points in the coding.
- resolutions with an accuracy and magnitude of 50 micrometers can be achieved.
- the coding described which in the manner described contains a position code and, via the coding, also a clock signal, for implementing a single-track autoreferencing system.
- at least one zero crossing must always be detected, as is possible, for example, with the system realized from six sensors in connection with FIG. 2.
- the six Hall sensors with a sensor spacing of 2mm span a total length of 10mm and thus enable a slim, short sensor head; the corresponding system would therefore be easy to negotiate curves.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic illustration with an annularly closed magnetization 80, which has an arcuate read head 82 (for detecting four bit words along the 16 magnetized coding sections formed in the example) Carrier unit 80 faces.
- the table of the schematic representation in FIG. 9 accordingly illustrates the 16 coded angular individual positions.
- this implementation form of the invention would proceed as follows to obtain a specific predetermined code length: the degree of the coding to be generated is chosen so that 2 ° is greater than the desired length. A section of the code is then selected in accordance with the desired length as an integral multiple of the pole length, and the ends are joined to form the closed trajectory.
- FIG. 8 illustrates an alternative realization of the carrier unit in FIG. 1.
- there is not an elongated, metallic carrier unit magnetized in sections with the desired length coding rather the length coding is generated by the fact that an elongated (metallic) sleeve 70 has a plurality of individual magnets 72 (corresponding to a respective coding section) which then form the overall coding pattern.
- an elongated (metallic) sleeve 70 has a plurality of individual magnets 72 (corresponding to a respective coding section) which then form the overall coding pattern.
- a simpler implementation of the overall structure which is more selective with regard to the magnetization sections, can be achieved.
- the present invention is not limited to the described embodiment, in particular the sensor types and evaluation mechanisms used therein; In particular, depending on the application, suitable other magnetic field sensors and evaluation principles are possible as long as the coding is carried out in the manner according to the invention.
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