WO2017162324A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur bidirektionalen kommunikation - Google Patents
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- the present invention is directed to a bidirectional method
- the present invention provides a highly efficient and thus highly efficient method of communication between multiple series-connected controllers.
- the invention is further directed to a corresponding device for bidirectional communication and a computer program product with control commands for carrying out the method.
- US 2014/0 333 207 A1 shows a lighting arrangement with light-emitting diodes, which are connected in series according to the known daisy-chaining method and in this case exchange status information.
- US 8 492 983 B1 shows a system for controlling light emitting diodes by means of a serial bus line. In this case, it is proposed to receive an address field and to modify an address field.
- US 2009/0 021 955 A1 shows a vehicle with a lighting arrangement with light-emitting diodes together with appropriate control.
- the CAN bus provides a large number of components and requires a variety of backup mechanisms to ensure that there are no transmission errors. Further, a variety of data transfers are necessary to the integrity of the data
- LIN bus Local Interconnect Network Bus
- the LIN bus is a generic approach that typically does not apply to broadband application scenarios. Furthermore, according to the LIN bus, a comprehensive error handling must also be performed. So be
- checksums are calculated and erroneously detected signals are discarded. Error signaling is not part of the protocol, but may need to be defined in another application layer.
- a number of communication protocols are known which cause a data transmission in a communication network.
- a central unit is typically formed, which regulates the data traffic.
- Control units is that this just does not coordinate the
- a method for bidirectional communication between a command unit and a plurality of LED controllers electrically connected in series therewith includes transmitting a control command from the command unit to the connected LED control unit and executing the communicated control command in the LED control unit and handing over the control command to the next connected LED control unit, which has not transmitted the control command, iteratively such that each LED control unit executes the control command.
- each of the plurality of LED control units appends its execution result to the respectively received execution result, iteratively such that the command unit receives the execution results of each LED control unit.
- the bidirectional communication method provides, in particular
- bidirectional communication such that the direction of communication is logically bidirectional. That means that not at any time one
- the command unit is present as a central component which actively initiates the communication between precisely this command unit and the plurality of LED control units electrically connected in series therewith.
- a logic is implemented which initiates a communication process and initializes it initially by means of a transmission of a corresponding message to the first connected LED control unit.
- the command unit can access a memory which holds, for example, a communication protocol or at least individual control commands which are transmitted to the first connected LED control unit.
- the instruction unit may be present as a microcontroller.
- the bidirectional communication is via a topology, which provides that the instruction unit is arranged at a beginning of a series-connected electrically connected plurality of LED control units.
- exactly one LED control unit is connected to the command unit directly.
- a connection is typically made by means of a communicative Koppeins the first LED control unit to the command unit.
- electrically connected means that the command unit is set up in such a way that it transmits electrical signals to the first LED control unit, for example by means of a communication segment of a data line.
- Command unit connected and to this one LED control unit is in turn connected exactly one more LED control unit.
- the command unit has exactly one output or input in the direction of the first LED control unit.
- Each of the LED control units thus has two
- the connected LED control unit is exactly that control unit which forms the first control unit of the series. Since the LED control units are chain-like, ie in series, connected to the command unit, so this is a connected LED control unit directly to the
- a transmission of a control command in accordance with an aspect of the present invention is such that the command unit causes an electrical pulse, which is transmitted by means of a data line or a segment of a data line electrically to the LED control unit.
- a control command may include at least one instruction and further parameters.
- a control command can be sent as an instruction to all LED Control units exist.
- the control command need not be executed directly by the LED control units, but that they merely implement an execution of the control command.
- further units for example sensor units, may be connected to the LED control units, to which precisely this transmitted control command is addressed.
- control command must first be generated in the command unit. This can be done for example by means of a read-out of the control command from a memory or the command unit receives the control command from another connected component.
- the transmitted control command may depend on an already received execution result of the method according to the invention. Thus, a number of control commands may be present, wherein the control command which is associated with a specific execution result is then transmitted again. Thus, an iterative transmission of a
- Control command receiving an execution result and creating a new control command depending on the received
- control command After the transmission of the control command, the control command is executed in the LED control unit. Consequently, a control command is received and executed with as few additional intermediate steps. For example, a direct execution of the control command can take place. An immediate execution of the control command describes an execution, which no further
- control command needed. It is also possible according to the invention to omit further intermediate steps, for example a buffering of the control command. Thus, it is also possible to clear the control command immediately after executing and handing over the control command.
- Executing the transmitted control command can for example be such that the LED control unit directly at least one LED, so a light-emitting diode, controls.
- the LED control unit initiates a functionality that is performed by an LED.
- an LED control unit it is possible for an LED control unit to drive exactly one light-emitting diode, or for an LED control unit to control a plurality of light-emitting diodes
- the LED control unit may be provided to provide a particular color value through the plurality
- LED control units set further values of respectively further light-emitting diode units such that a mixing ratio of the individual light-emitting diode units leads to the emission of a certain color value.
- a specific color value and / or a specific brightness can be achieved via one or more LED control units.
- a handover of the control command can for example be such that the LED control unit, which has received the control command, this transmits directly to the next connected LED control unit.
- a handover implies that as few further processing steps as possible should be made with respect to the control command.
- the series-connected LED control units are set up to receive, execute and pass on the control command directly. In particular, no renewed adaptation of the control command should take place. This allows a highly efficient communication such that the control command from the individual units unchanged or at least substantially unchanged to one of the neighboring units
- control command it is typically not necessary for the control command to have to be adapted with regard to an address. For example, it is possible to pass on the control command even before execution of the control command or during execution of the control command. Thus, it is therefore not necessary according to the invention to wait for execution of the control command in an LED control unit. Rather, the control command can be passed on immediately after receiving, whereby this only in such a way in the LED Control unit must be present that an execution is possible. This also allows discarding the control command immediately after its execution.
- the next connected LED control unit is the immediately adjacent LED control unit from which the control command was not transmitted. Due to the arrangement of the LED control units, which provides a series or a chain, each LED control unit, except for the last, has exactly two
- the first series-connected LED control unit has a first neighbor, namely the command unit, and a second neighbor, namely another LED control unit.
- the connected LED control units have exactly two LED control units as respective neighbors.
- the last LED control unit in the series only has one neighbor.
- a certain order is defined on the series, such that a transmission of the control command from the command unit by means of the individual LED control units to the last LED control unit takes place.
- Each of the LED controllers is configured to execute the control command and forward it. Actual execution occurs in each of the LED controllers, with the last LED controller executing the control command but not forwarding it.
- all LED control units structurally the same structure, wherein a handover of the control command from the last LED control unit is not executed, as this just has no receiving communication neighbor.
- a transmission of the control command by each of the units which iteratively repeated so often that the
- Control command is present in each of the LED control units. Thus, executing the transmitted control command and a handover iteratively. At each
- Executing the control command creates an execution result.
- Execution result may be, for example, as a parameter which is the result of a calculation, or else a status information which merely describes that the control command has been executed. After the control command has been executed in each of the LED control units, the execution result is returned. This is done only after the control command has been executed in all LED control units. This is the case since the last series-connected LED control unit is started. Figuratively speaking, the control commands are forwarded in an example from left to right, and if the control command has arrived on the right, a
- Execution results by the command unit wherein the first serially connected LED control unit passes the execution result to the command unit.
- a return to the respective previous unit so typically LED control unit, but also a one-time passing on to the command unit.
- Execution result in this case, initializing a return value.
- Each of the LED controllers receives the previous execution result and communicatively appends its own execution result.
- the individual execution results are added up or concatenated and these are passed on to a communication partner. This is done iteratively in such a way that all execution results are available in a coherent manner and can be returned to the instruction unit in a last method step.
- the execution result which is returned is initially shorter than the end result which is returned to the LED control unit. This is especially true for series of a few Units advantageous because the returned execution results are low here relative to conventional methods.
- the individual units are constructed so efficiently that again no saving of an execution result is necessary because the execution results received, added and
- Control commands can already be parallelized. Thus, arithmetic operations can be carried out in a first LED control unit and in a second LED control unit, while the control command can be executed on all other LED control units
- an execution result includes at least one of a plurality of return values, the group having a measurement result, a calculation result, and a result
- Execution result depending on the control command according to different application scenarios can be created. Furthermore, it is possible according to the invention that only short execution results can be returned.
- status information may be a single bit or a single communication signal.
- control command comprises a plurality of instructions. This has the advantage of being a compound
- Control command is enabled, which several arithmetic operations in the respective LED control unit initiates or sub-instructions to others
- control command can be divided into header data and payload data, such that an address information can be transmitted together with instructions.
- the LED control units are connected in pairs by means of a respective data line segment of a data line in series. This has the advantage that a data line is present, which is divided so that in each case two LED control units or the
- the data line provides a communicative coupling in a logical manner between the individual units.
- the data line can be physically as individual
- Data line segments are implemented, with all units connected in pairs. However, the data line segments can also represent sections of an entire data line, ie a bus system, which ensures the communication.
- a serial connection of the units takes place in such a way that only the respective outer units have a communication partner and the respective inner LED control units have two communication partners.
- Serial connection of units can also be described as chaining units.
- Data line segments always send or receive only in one direction.
- the connected units are either set up on one
- Data line segment to receive or send on a data line segment.
- a direction of the data line segment with respect to of communication While physical data lines may typically transmit and receive in both directions, it does
- the setting of the communication direction takes place as a function of the received control command.
- Data line segment always returns the execution result.
- the direction of communication can be controlled efficiently.
- each of the LED control units inverts after receiving the transmitted control command
- Can control data line segment It is also possible in the command unit, after a transmission of the control command, so after a letter on the adjacent data line segment, only listen to this data line segment. Thus, the return of the execution result is awaited.
- each of the LED controllers inverts the
- the handover of the control command occurs substantially immediately after execution within an LED control unit. This has the advantage that further calculation steps are avoided, which would impair the efficiency of the proposed method. Furthermore, the handover of the control command is not unnecessarily delayed.
- the handover of the control command occurs substantially simultaneously with the execution within an LED control unit.
- the present object is also achieved by a device for bidirectional communication between a command unit and a plurality of LED control units electrically connected in series therewith.
- the device has a command unit which is set up for transmitting a control command to the connected LED control unit.
- a plurality of LED control units are provided, which are each adapted to execute the transmitted control command in the respective LED control unit and to
- Execution result of the control command is, starting from the last series-connected LED control unit to the respective preceding unit, wherein each of the plurality of LED control units appends their execution result to the respective received execution result, iteratively such that the command unit the execution results of each LED Control unit receives.
- the proposed method can be implemented by means of the proposed device.
- the object is further achieved by a memory module with control commands for carrying out a method according to one of the described aspects.
- the Memory module can be present here as a hardware component or as a computer program product on a corresponding storage medium.
- 1 is a schematic block diagram for illustrating the
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic block diagram for illustrating a
- Fig. 1 shows the device according to the invention, which also as a
- the device according to the invention which has a command unit BE and three control units SE1, SE2, SE3.
- the command unit BE On the left side in Fig. 1, the command unit BE is shown, which
- the invention is not limited to any number of LED control units, but rather concerns any number of LED control units. Furthermore, it is particularly advantageous according to the invention, not just LED control units
- control units but generally control units.
- Data line segments S1A, S2A, S3A is drawn in a second direction and a second set of data line segments S4B, S5B, S6B
- the data line segments S2A and S5B may exist as a physical data line segment. Also, the data line does not have to be in one piece, but the individual
- Data line segments may be present as separate data line segments, which together provide the data line as a whole.
- the command unit BE is exactly one
- control unit SE1 Connected control unit SE1, so the control unit SE1 is connected to the command unit BE.
- the control unit SE1 represents the next communication partner. Since the individual control units SE1, SE2, SE3 are connected in series to the command unit BE, the command unit BE has exactly one communication partner, namely the
- Control unit SE1 The command unit BE now transmits a control command by means of the logical communication line S1 A to the first control unit SE1. This receives the control command and executes it. Either after one
- control unit SE1 forwards it to the next control unit SE2 by means of the data line segment S2A to the control unit SE2.
- Control unit SE2 with respect to the control unit SE1 the next control unit. This is the case, since the control unit SE1 is the control unit from which the control unit SE2 has received the control command. Thus, in the control unit SE1, the control command is forwarded to the next one
- control unit SE2 Since in the present case the control command has been transmitted from the command unit BE to the control unit SE1, the control unit SE2 is set in this method step
- control unit SE2 sends the control command to the control unit SE3 on.
- control unit SE3 represents the last control unit, since it has only one communication partner.
- Control unit SE3 and transmits its execution result, for example, a parameter to the control unit SE2.
- the control unit SE2 receives this value, that is, the execution result of the control unit SE3, and appends its own
- Execution result is transmitted to the control unit SE1, which in turn appends its execution result and this composite
- Execution result is described as a composite execution result, where a composite execution result is all
- the data line is more than one
- Data line can be present as a physical, one-piece data line, it is also possible that it is divided into individual data line segments such that these data line segments in their interaction, the data line
- a data line between the command unit BE and the first control unit SE1 is set up such that a data line segment S1 A is provided in a first direction and a second direction is entered
- Data line segment S6B is provided.
- the one physical data line is logically divisible into data segments according to one direction.
- control unit SE2 receives by means of the data line or by means of the
- Data line segment S2A turned off and the data line segment S5B turned on. This is because, upon receiving a control command on a data line segment, no further receiving of data is expected, but rather that the parameter or execution result is expected
- Data line segment S5B A switching of the communication direction can for example take place such that on a data line segment which is being listened to can only be transmitted in the reverse direction after a complete receipt of a control command on this data line segment.
- the direction of transmission on the respective data line segment is inverted.
- the control unit SE3 receives a control command via the data line segment S3A, executes this control command without forwarding it, and transmits the execution result through the data line segment S4B. If the execution result was received by the control unit SE2, then the transmission direction on the data line between SE2 and SE3 can again be inverted in such a way that now the communication direction S3A prevails.
- the control unit SE2 receives the execution result and adds its own
- the data line can be set in segments in their direction. If, for example, a control command is executed in the control device SE1, then it is possible that the data line segment S6B is enabled and in the other direction the data line segment S2A is enabled. Thus, the communication direction adjustment is made depending on the respective state of processing and forwarding the control command.
- Fig. 2 shows a possible embodiment of the proposed system or the communication arrangement.
- the command unit BE as a microcontroller ⁇ visible, which is presently connected to three control units. Since the three control units are connected in series, the command unit is directly connected to a control unit and the other
- control units indirectly connected The control units may be so-called multi-LED controllers. This is in the present Fig. 2 as
- the light-emitting diodes are RGB (ie red, green, blue) light-emitting diodes. These are set up here to set a specific color value by means of a mixing ratio of the individual light-emitting diode units. Furthermore, it can be seen in the present figure that further
- Components are provided as needed. For example, it may be necessary be to provide a power supply. However, it is also possible to provide these components, such as the power supply, externally and only connect.
- the data line is present as a plurality of data line segments
- Fig. 3 shows a control unit SE according to one aspect of the present invention.
- this control unit SE can also have further components. In particular, this may be a
- Light emitting diode units are provided which schematically as a single
- LED is present. These emit either red, green or blue light and set a certain mixing ratio of these colors so that a total of any color can be generated by means of the LED. Adjustment of the color values can be achieved, for example, by means of a pulse width modulation PWM.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- further components such as an on / off modulator are provided.
- an LED driver for example an LED driver.
- conventional components can be used, as also shown in FIG. Therefore, a description is omitted here. It is particularly advantageous here that the method according to the invention can typically be initiated by means of conventional components, wherein these are merely adapted in such a way that they carry out the individual method steps.
- module “communication control” may be mentioned here, which, for example, can at least partially carry out the method according to the invention.
- the parameter siol describes a communication direction, which can be set as "in” or "out", for example.
- left-to-right transmission can be set as a "downstream” direction
- transmission of right-to-left information can be set as an "upstream.”
- a 1 is typically used for the presence of a particular event and a 0 for just the absence of a particular one
- Event When setting a direction, for example, proceed as follows:
- WAIT4INIT can, for example, to a
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