WO2009125589A1 - 慣性力センサ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to inertial force sensors used in various electronic devices such as attitude control and navigation of mobile bodies such as aircraft, automobiles, robots, ships, and vehicles.
- FIG. 11 is a circuit block diagram of a conventional angular velocity sensor.
- the conventional angular velocity sensor includes a vibrator 1 having a drive electrode 2, a monitor electrode 3, and a detection electrode 4, a drive circuit 5, a vibration control circuit 6, a detection circuit 7, and a failure diagnosis circuit 8.
- a filter circuit 9 is provided.
- the drive circuit 5 supplies a drive signal to the drive electrode 2 to vibrate the vibrator 1.
- the detection circuit 7 detects an angular velocity based on a detection signal output from the detection electrode 4 due to an inertial force.
- the vibration control circuit 6 controls the amount of energization of the drive signal based on the monitor signal output from the monitor electrode 3.
- the failure diagnosis circuit 8 inputs a pseudo angular velocity signal to the detection circuit 7 to perform failure diagnosis.
- FIG. 12 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the filter circuit 9 included in the detection circuit 7.
- the filter circuit 9 an input signal is input to one input terminal 10a, the other input terminal 10b is grounded, and an output signal is output from the output terminal 11.
- the input signal is input to the input unit (IN) through the resistor 20 (R1), and the resistor 12 (R2) and the capacitor 13 (C1) are connected in parallel to the input terminal 10a and the output terminal 11.
- a filtered signal is output from the output (OUT) of the filter circuit 9.
- the detection signal is filtered and output as a desired signal by the filter circuit 9 in the detection circuit 7.
- the angular velocity is detected based on the desired signal.
- the filter may be a low pass filter or a high pass filter.
- the cut-off frequency of the filter circuit 9 is about 10 Hz.
- a pseudo-angular velocity signal for failure diagnosis is input from the failure diagnosis circuit 8 to the detection circuit 7 at the time of startup after power on. Then, if the angular velocity is detected based on the pseudo angular velocity signal, it can be determined that there is no failure.
- Patent Document 1 As prior art document information related to the invention of this application, for example, Patent Document 1 is known.
- the filter circuit 9 includes a resistor 20 (R1), a resistor 12 (R2) and a capacitor 13 (C1) as shown in FIG. 12, but these are generally one of delay elements. It is.
- the transfer function in the filter circuit 9 is as shown in (Expression 1)
- the phase characteristic is as shown in (Expression 2)
- the delay time is as shown in (Expression 3).
- the delay time of the filter circuit 9 is due to the delay element, and if the resistance 12 (R2) and the capacitor 13 (C1) are large, the following (formula 1) Since the time constant ⁇ (tau) defined in 4) becomes large, the delay time becomes long.
- the output of the detection signal becomes slower with respect to the pseudo angular velocity signal 21 for failure diagnosis, and the response at the time of failure diagnosis becomes lower.
- the values of the delay element, the resistor 12 (R2) and the capacitor 13 (C1) may be reduced.
- the values of the delay element, the resistor 12 (R2) and the capacitor 13 (C1) In the case where the value of x is reduced, the cut-off frequency is increased, which adversely affects the detection accuracy of the angular velocity. That is, the above configuration has a problem that the delay time can be shortened while lowering the cutoff frequency to improve the accuracy of failure diagnosis. JP 2002-267448 A
- the present invention provides an inertial force sensor in which the diagnostic accuracy of failure diagnosis is improved while suppressing the deterioration of the detection accuracy of the angular velocity.
- a vibrator having a drive electrode, a monitor electrode, and a detection electrode, a drive circuit for energizing a drive signal to drive the drive electrode to vibrate the vibrator, and a detection signal output from the detection electrode due to inertial force.
- Switching the characteristics of the detection circuit that detects the angular velocity based on the vibration control circuit that controls the conduction amount of the drive signal based on the monitor signal output from the monitor electrode, and the filter circuit included in the detection circuit And a fault diagnostic circuit for fault diagnosis by inputting a pseudo angular velocity signal.
- the characteristics of the filter circuit are switched to shorten the delay time. Therefore, when a pseudo angular velocity signal is input to the detection circuit at the time of failure diagnosis, the response is good and diagnostic accuracy of failure diagnosis can be improved. .
- FIG. 1 is a circuit block diagram of an angular velocity sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the filter circuit unit according to one embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the clock for controlling the filter circuit and the on / off of SW1 and SW2.
- FIG. 4 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the filter circuit section in a section in which the clock for controlling the filter circuit is "High”.
- FIG. 5 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the filter circuit section in a section where the clock for controlling the filter circuit is "Low”.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the overall flow of signals in one embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is an operation diagram at the normal time according to one embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is an operation diagram at the time of failure diagnosis in the embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a characteristic diagram showing responsiveness at the time of failure diagnosis in one embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a digital filter circuit according to an embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a circuit block diagram of a conventional angular velocity sensor.
- FIG. 12 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a conventional filter circuit.
- FIG. 13 is a characteristic diagram showing responsiveness in conventional failure diagnosis.
- FIG. 1 is a circuit block diagram of an angular velocity sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the present angular velocity sensor includes a vibrator 31 having a drive electrode 32, a monitor electrode 33, and a detection electrode 34, a drive circuit 35, a vibration control circuit 36, a detection circuit 37, and a failure diagnosis circuit 38.
- the drive circuit 35 supplies a drive signal to the drive electrode 32 to vibrate the vibrator 31.
- the detection circuit 37 detects an angular velocity based on a detection signal output from the detection electrode 34 due to an inertial force.
- the vibration control circuit 36 controls the amount of energization of the drive signal based on the monitor signal output from the monitor electrode 33.
- the failure diagnosis circuit 38 inputs a pseudo angular velocity signal to the detection circuit 37 to perform failure diagnosis.
- the detection circuit 37 has its response determined in accordance with the clock frequency, and includes a filter circuit 39 that filters the detection signal.
- the filter circuit 39 is a switched capacitor filter.
- the filter circuit 39 the signal input from the input unit (IN) is filtered with a predetermined characteristic and output from the output unit (OUT).
- An input signal is input to one input terminal 40 a, the other input terminal 40 b is grounded, and an output signal is output from the output terminal 41.
- a first switch portion 42a composed of a capacitor 50 (C2) and a plurality of switches 60 (SW2) and 61 (SW1) is connected to the input terminal 40a and the input terminal 40b, and an input signal is transmitted through the first switch portion 42a. Is input.
- a second switch portion 42 b composed of a capacitor 43 (C 3) and a plurality of switches 62 (SW 2) and 63 (SW 1) is connected to the input terminal 40 a, the input terminal 40 b and the output terminal 41.
- a clock is input from the clock frequency switching circuit 45 to each of the first switch portion 42a and the second switch portion 42b to control the opening and closing of the switch portion.
- the first switch portion 42a, the second switch portion 42b, and the capacitor 70 (C4) correspond to the resistor 20 (R1), the resistor 12 (R2), and the capacitor 13 (C1) in FIG. 12, respectively.
- the first switch portion 42a is an input resistor
- the second switch portion 42b is a feedback resistor for feeding back the output signal of the output terminal 41 to the input terminal 40a
- the capacitor 70 (C4) is feedback for the output signal of the output terminal 41 to the input terminal 40a Operates as a feedback capacitor.
- the switches SW1 of 61 and 63 and the switches SW2 of 60 and 62 operate as a pair, and the switches SW1 and SW2 are configured to be on and off in reverse according to the clock.
- FIG. 3 shows the relationship between the clock high (High) and low (Low) and SW1 and SW2 on (On) and off (Off).
- the filter circuit 39 operates as a switched capacitor filter.
- FIG. 6 shows the overall flow of signals among the filter circuit 39, the clock frequency switching circuit 45 and the failure diagnosis circuit 38.
- Reference numeral 80 is a pseudo angular velocity signal for failure diagnosis output from the failure diagnosis circuit 38.
- Reference numeral 81 denotes a mode switching signal for switching between the normal mode and the failure diagnosis mode.
- the mode switching signal 81 selects the clock of the clock frequency switching circuit 45 as the frequency fclk1 in the normal mode and as fclk2 having a frequency higher than fclk1 in failure diagnosis.
- FIG. 7 shows a normal operation without failure diagnosis.
- the clock having the clock frequency fclk1 is input to the filter circuit 39 from the clock frequency switching circuit 45, and the pseudo angular velocity signal 80 is not output from the failure diagnosis circuit 38.
- FIG. 8 shows the operation of failure diagnosis.
- the pseudo angular velocity signal 80 output from the failure diagnosis circuit 38 is input to the detection circuit 37 by the mode switching signal 81.
- the clock frequency switching circuit 45 switches the characteristic of the filter circuit 39 by inputting the clock of fclk 2 whose frequency is higher than fclk 1 to the filter circuit 39.
- the detection signal is filtered and output as a desired signal by the filter circuit 39 in the detection circuit 37, and a predetermined angular velocity is detected based on the desired signal.
- the filter may be a low pass filter, a high pass filter, or a filter having a desired filter characteristic.
- the cut-off frequency of the filter circuit 39 is about 10 Hz.
- a pseudo-angular velocity signal for failure diagnosis is inputted from the failure diagnosis circuit 38 to the detection circuit 37. Then, if a predetermined angular velocity is detected based on the pseudo angular velocity signal, it can be determined that there is no failure.
- the clock frequency is switched by the clock frequency switching circuit 45 so that the clock frequency is larger than the clock frequency at the normal time, and normally the clock frequency is smaller than the clock frequency at the failure diagnosis.
- the transfer function in the filter circuit 39 is as in the following (Equation 5)
- the phase characteristic is as in the (Equation 6)
- the delay time is (Equation 7) As it is.
- the delay time of the filter circuit 39 is caused by the capacitor 43 (C3) and the capacitor 70 (C4) of the delay element. Further, it is also due to the clock frequency fclk, and in particular, as shown in (Expression 6), when the clock frequency fclk is increased, the delay time is shortened. That is, the clock frequency is increased to fclk2 so as to shorten the delay time at the time of failure diagnosis, and the clock frequency is decreased to fclk1 in a normal state.
- a diagnosis unit that diagnoses a fault by shortening the delay time caused by the delay element included in the detection circuit 37. Therefore, when the pseudo angular velocity signal is input to the detection circuit 37, the response is good. Diagnostic accuracy can be improved. As shown in FIG. 9, the response of the detection signal becomes faster with respect to the input of the pseudo angular velocity signal for failure diagnosis.
- the responsivity is determined according to the clock frequency, and a filter circuit 39 is provided to filter the detection signal.
- the filter circuit 39 is a switched capacitor filter, and the clock frequency is switched so that the clock frequency is made larger than the clock frequency at the normal time in failure diagnosis, and is normally smaller than the clock frequency at the failure diagnosis.
- the clock frequency is switched by the circuit 45. Therefore, the deterioration of the detection accuracy of the angular velocity can be suppressed while easily improving the diagnosis accuracy of the failure diagnosis.
- the clock frequency when the failure diagnosis is performed immediately after the power is turned on, and normally, the clock frequency is increased at startup to shorten the delay time and improve the diagnostic accuracy of the failure diagnosis. .
- the clock frequency in the stable driving state, the clock frequency may be reduced and the delay time may be restored, and the cut-off frequency in the desired low frequency range may be secured to suppress the deterioration of the detection accuracy of the angular velocity.
- failure diagnosis may be performed in the stable drive state other than at the time of startup. In the stable drive state, it is effective to always perform the failure diagnosis because the deterioration in the detection accuracy of the angular velocity can be constantly suppressed.
- the clock frequency is set so that the cutoff frequency in the filter circuit 39 is larger than the cutoff frequency in the normal state at fault diagnosis, and is normally smaller than the cutoff frequency in the fault diagnosis. You may switch
- the clock frequency is increased, the cutoff frequency is increased (delay time is shortened), and if the clock frequency is decreased, the cutoff frequency is decreased (delay time is increased). For this reason, the clock frequency is increased at startup to shorten the delay time, and while improving the diagnostic accuracy of failure diagnosis, the clock frequency is reduced at normal times to restore the delay time to the original, and the cutoff in a desired low frequency range By securing the frequency, it is possible to suppress the deterioration of the detection accuracy of the angular velocity.
- a digital filter circuit 51 as shown in FIG. 10 may be used instead of the filter circuit 39 shown in FIG. Specifically, the detection signal from detection electrode 34 shown in FIG. 1 and the output signal from failure diagnosis circuit 38 are input to A / D conversion circuit 56 shown in FIG. Be done. This digital signal is input to the first amplifier 52 having the amplification degree ⁇ and the delay unit 54 whose delay time T is determined by the clock of the clock frequency fclk supplied from the clock frequency switching circuit 45. Then, the output from the delay unit 54 is input to the second amplifier 53 having the amplification degree ⁇ , and the outputs of the first amplifier 52 and the second amplifier 53 are added by the adder 55, and the output is output.
- the configuration is as follows.
- the transfer function in the digital filter circuit 51 is as shown in (Equation 8), the phase characteristic is as (Equation 9), and the delay time is as (Equation 10).
- the delay time T in the delay unit 54 is proportional to the inverse of the clock frequency fclk of the clock supplied from the clock frequency switching circuit 45.
- the delay time T in the delay unit 54 can be reduced, and the input / output delay time of the digital filter circuit 51 can also be shortened. As a result, the accuracy of failure diagnosis is improved. It is possible to
- the angular velocity sensor according to the present invention can improve detection sensitivity according to the operation mode, can realize high-speed and high-accuracy failure diagnosis particularly at the time of failure diagnosis, and can be applied to various electronic devices.
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32 駆動電極
33 モニタ電極
34 検出電極
35 駆動回路
36 振動制御回路
37 検出回路
38 故障診断回路
39 フィルタ回路
40a 入力端子
40b 入力端子
41 出力端子
42a 第1スイッチ部
42b 第2スイッチ部
43 コンデンサ
44 スイッチ
45 クロック周波数切替回路
50 コンデンサ
51 デジタルフィルタ回路
52 第1の増幅器
53 第2の増幅器
54 遅延器
55 加算器
56 A/D変換回路
60 スイッチ
61 スイッチ
62 スイッチ
63 スイッチ
70 コンデンサ
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- 駆動電極とモニタ電極と検出電極とを有する振動子と、前記駆動電極に駆動信号を通電し前記振動子を振動させる駆動回路と、慣性力に起因して前記検出電極から出力される検出信号に基づいて角速度を検出する検出回路と、前記モニタ電極から出力されるモニタ信号に基づいて前記駆動信号の通電量を制御する振動制御回路と、前記検出回路に擬似角速度信号を入力して故障診断する故障診断回路とを備え、前記検出回路は前記検出信号をフィルタするフィルタ回路を有し、前記故障診断時に、前記フィルタ回路の特性を切り替える慣性力センサ。
- 前記フィルタ回路は、クロック周波数に応じてその応答性が決定され、前記故障診断回路は、故障診断時には前記フィルタ回路におけるカットオフ周波数を通常時におけるカットオフ周波数よりも大きくして故障診断する請求項1記載の慣性力センサ。
- 前記フィルタ回路は、クロック周波数に応じてその応答性が決定され、前記故障診断回路は、故障診断時には前記クロック周波数を通常時におけるクロック周波数よりも大きくして故障診断する請求項1記載の慣性力センサ。
- 起動時のみに故障診断する請求項2または請求項3のいずれか1項に記載の慣性力センサ。
- 起動時または安定駆動時のいずれかにおいて故障診断する請求項2または請求項3のいずれか1項に記載の慣性力センサ。
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