EP0091546A2 - Method and device for the optical transmission of electrical signals with positive and negative voltage values - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for the optical transmission of electrical signals with positive and negative voltage values, in which the input voltage changes are converted into frequency changes on the transmitter side by means of a V / f converter and these are changed after the signal transmission via an E / D converter, an optical waveguide and an O / E-converters on the receiver side can be converted back into voltage changes using an f / U converter.
- Such methods are mainly used in control and regulation technology, as well as in measurement technology, preferably at signal frequencies below 1 kHz, in which high-precision transmission of voltages, in particular in an electromagnetically contaminated environment, is required.
- the principle of the U / f or f / U conversion is preferably used because an exact match of the output and input voltage values in direct analog transmission with light power proportional to the voltage is not at all and in other also known devices (A / D- Converter) can only be achieved with higher component expenditure.
- Such a zero point shift can, for example in the case of a machine control, cause the machine to run whether there is no input voltage.
- a further disadvantage of this known transmission device is that the modulation frequency range available for transmission is divided into positive and negative voltages, ie can only be used to the corresponding part and thus a low resolution ⁇ f / ⁇ u causes. A higher resolution would only be possible by increasing the frequency range, which usually requires additional circuitry.
- the invention has for its object to provide a transmission method of the type mentioned, in which the zero point stability is ensured with little effort and the highest possible resolution is achieved.
- both the transmitter and the receiver provide a separation of the respective electrical input voltage according to magnitude and polarity and the polarity information is added to the output signal of the U / f or f / U converter controlled by the respective magnitude signal is.
- the 0 volt input voltage is the 0 hertz modulation frequency and this is in turn assigned the 0 volt output voltage.
- the available erfindungsgemäBen M is odulationsfrequenz Scheme no longer distributed between positive and negative voltages, either the sodaB Aufanssgenauig - substantially increased or speed for the same cost, this expense is reduced at the same resolution.
- Subclaims 2 and 4 each describe a low-cost circuit for the transmitter and receiver side to carry out the method according to the invention.
- An embodiment of the transmitter-side circuit according to claim 3 offers the advantage that the change in the polarization signal is delayed until the onset of the next pulse of the magnitude signal, and thus a pulse which otherwise distorts the message at the point of the polarization change is avoided in the receiver.
- the circuit is therefore also suitable for use in highly sensitive transmission systems.
- FIG. 2 a shows the transmitter side and FIG. 3 a being the receiver side.
- FIG. 2 b shows the structure of the delay element designated V in FIG. 2 a and
- FIG. 3 b shows the structure of the isolating circuit labeled T in FIG. 3 a in detail.
- FIG. 4 shows the course of the essential voltages designated in FIGS. 2 and 3 in a pulse diagram.
- the analog signal of the voltage U E present at the input E is fed on the one hand to a comparator 1 which supplies a positive or negative control voltage U PS as polarity information in accordance with the positive and negative U E values and on the other hand to a full-wave rectifier 2, which forms the amount of the input voltage U E.
- a comparator 1 which supplies a positive or negative control voltage U PS as polarity information in accordance with the positive and negative U E values and on the other hand to a full-wave rectifier 2, which forms the amount of the input voltage U E.
- This is used to control a U / f converter 3 converting voltages into frequencies, the output signal of which is converted into a corresponding sequence of square-wave pulses by means of a pulse shaper 4.
- This signal U BS is linked to the polarity signal U PS delayed by a delay element 5 up to the negative edge of the next following U BS voltage pulse in an exclusive-OR element 6.
- the delay element 5 consists of an edge-triggered JK master-slave flip-flop 7 clocked by the pulse shaper 4, in which one input (for example J) is directly connected and the other (for example K) is connected to the output of the comparator 1 via an inverter 8 . It advantageously prevents the occurrence of an additional pulse falsifying the message when the polarization changes in the receiver.
- the output signal U s of the exclusive-OR gate 6 is transmitted to the receiver by means of an E / 0 converter 9 converting the electrical into optical signals, an optical waveguide 10 and an O / E converter 11 converting the optical into electrical signals, there, in a separating circuit 12, again separated into a polarity signal U PE and a magnitude signal U BE and, after conversion of the digital magnitude signal into an analog signal, combined and opened in an operational amplifier 14 with a controllable gain factor ⁇ 1 in an operational amplifier 14 led the exit A.
- the signal U s is sampled after the pulses of constant width t p arriving at the distance T (sampling pulses U CP ). The logic level at these times is stored in a D flip-flop 15 until the next sampling pulse arrives.
- the signal at the output Q of the D flip-flop 15 represents the polarity signal U PE Input signal U s and the polarity signal U PE available at the output Q of the D flip-flop 15, when linked in an exclusive-OR gate 16, form the trigger signal U EE of a monostable multivibrator 17. This generates pulses of the duration t M > t p at a distance T.
- the output signal U BE of the monostable multivibrator 17 is supplied on the one hand to the subsequent f / U converter 13; on the other hand, together with the inverted output signal U BE delayed by the time ⁇ in a delay circuit 18, the above-mentioned sampling pulses U CP are obtained via a NOR gate 19 and serve as clock pulses of the duration ⁇ of the D flip-flop 15.
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Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren zur optischen Übertragung elektrischer Signale mit positiven und negativen Spannungswerten, bei dem senderseitig mittels eines U/f-Wandlers die Eingangsspannungsänderungen in Frequenzänderungen umgesetzt und diese nach der Signalübertragung über einen E/D-Wandler, einen Lichtwellenleiter und einen O/E-Wandler empfängerseitig mittels eines f/U-Wandlers in Spannungsänderungen rückumgesetzt werden. Derartige Verfahren werden hauptsächlich in Bereichen der Steuerungs- und Regelungstechnik, sowie in der Meßtechnik, vorzugsweise bei Signalfrequenzen unter 1 kHz benutzt, in denen eine hochgenaue Übertragung von Spannungen, insbesondere in elektromagnetisch verseuchter Umgebung gefordert ist. Dabei wird das Prinzip der U/f- bzw. f/U-Umwandlung bevorzugt angewendet, weil eine genaue Übereinstimmung der Ausgangs- und Eingangsspannungswerte bei direkter analoger Übertragung mit zur Spannung proportionaler Lichtleistung überhaupt nicht und bei anderen ebenfalls bekannten Einrichtungen (A/D-Wandler) nur mit höherem Bauteileaufwand erreichbar ist.The invention relates to a method for the optical transmission of electrical signals with positive and negative voltage values, in which the input voltage changes are converted into frequency changes on the transmitter side by means of a V / f converter and these are changed after the signal transmission via an E / D converter, an optical waveguide and an O / E-converters on the receiver side can be converted back into voltage changes using an f / U converter. Such methods are mainly used in control and regulation technology, as well as in measurement technology, preferably at signal frequencies below 1 kHz, in which high-precision transmission of voltages, in particular in an electromagnetically contaminated environment, is required. The principle of the U / f or f / U conversion is preferably used because an exact match of the output and input voltage values in direct analog transmission with light power proportional to the voltage is not at all and in other also known devices (A / D- Converter) can only be achieved with higher component expenditure.
Dafür ist allerdings in Kauf zu nehmen, daß bei der Übertragung von positiven und negativen Spannungen sowohl im Sender, als auch im Empfänger eine Potentialverschiebung durchzuführen ist, die den Spannungspegel um wenigstens den maximalen negativen Wert in den positiven Bereich anhebt bzw, wieder zurücksetzt, weil negative Frequenzen physikalisch nicht möglich sind und die Schaltung somit in diesen Bereichen nicht arbeiten würde. Die hierzu erforderlichen beiden Referenzspannungsquellen müssen sehr genaue, untereinander exakt gleiche Spannungen liefern und sind daher teuer. Selbst bei den aufwendigsten Geräten lassen sich jedoch Toleranzen und temperaturabhängige Wertänderungen nicht ganz vermeiden, sodaB die im Hinblick auf die Funktions - sicherheit bei Spannungsübertragungssystemen besonders wichtige Forderung nach Nullpunktstabilität nicht gewährleistet ist. Dies bedeutet, daB bei einer Sendereingangsspannung von 0 Volt eine endliche Ausgangsspannung am Empfänger entsteht. Eine solche Nullpunkt-Verschiebung kann beispielsweise im Falle einer Maschinensteuerung einen Lauf der Maschine bewirken, ob - wohl keine Eingangsspannung anliegt. Ein weiterer Nachteil dieser bekannten Übertragungseinrichtung, wie sie in Fig. 1 in ihrem Prinzipaufbau als Blockschaltbild dargestellt ist, besteht darin, daB der zur Übertragung verfügbare Modulationsfrequenz - bereich sich auf positive und negative Spannungen aufteilt, d.h. jeweils nur zum entsprechenden Teil nutzbar ist und somit eine geringe Auflösung Δf/Δu bewirkt. Eine höhere Auflösung wäre nur durch Vergrössern des Frequenzbereiches möglich, was in der Regel einen zusätzlichen Schaltungsaufwand erfordert.However, it has to be accepted that in the transmission of positive and negative voltages both in the transmitter and a potential shift must also be carried out in the receiver, which raises or lowers the voltage level by at least the maximum negative value in the positive range, because negative frequencies are not physically possible and the circuit would therefore not work in these ranges. The two reference voltage sources required for this must deliver very precise voltages which are exactly the same as one another and are therefore expensive. Even with the most complex devices, however, tolerances and temperature-dependent changes in value cannot be completely avoided, so that the requirement for zero-point stability, which is particularly important with regard to the functional reliability of voltage transmission systems, cannot be guaranteed. This means that with a transmitter input voltage of 0 volts, a finite output voltage is generated at the receiver. Such a zero point shift can, for example in the case of a machine control, cause the machine to run whether there is no input voltage. A further disadvantage of this known transmission device, as shown in its basic structure as a block diagram in FIG. 1, is that the modulation frequency range available for transmission is divided into positive and negative voltages, ie can only be used to the corresponding part and thus a low resolution Δf / Δu causes. A higher resolution would only be possible by increasing the frequency range, which usually requires additional circuitry.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, ein Übertragungsver - fahren der eingangs genannten Art zu schaffen, bei dem mit ge - ringem Aufwand die Nullpunktstabilität gewährleistet und eine möglichst hohe Auflösung erreicht ist.The invention has for its object to provide a transmission method of the type mentioned, in which the zero point stability is ensured with little effort and the highest possible resolution is achieved.
Diese Aufgabe ist dadurch gelöst, daB sowohl im Sender als auch im Empfänger eine Auftrennung der jeweiligen elektrischen Ein - gangsspannung nach Betrag und Polarität vorgesehen und die Polaritätsinformation dem Ausgangssignal des vom jeweiligen Betragssignal angesteuerten U/f - bzw. f/U-- Wandlers zugesetzt ist.This object is achieved in that both the transmitter and the receiver provide a separation of the respective electrical input voltage according to magnitude and polarity and the polarity information is added to the output signal of the U / f or f / U converter controlled by the respective magnitude signal is.
Damit ist auf einfache und elegante Weise der Vorteil erreicht, daB keine Potentialverschiebung und folglich auch keine aufwendigen Referenzspannungsquellen und Addiernetzwerke nötig sind. Der Eingangsspannung 0 Volt ist die Modulationsfrequenz 0 Hertz und dieser wiederum die Ausgangsspannung 0 Volt fest zugeordnet. Im Empfänger ist nunmehr eine exakte und driftfreie Erkennung des Nullpunktes und damit eine hohe Nullpunktstabilität gewährleistet.In this way, the advantage is achieved in a simple and elegant manner that no potential shift and consequently also no complex reference voltage sources and adding networks are necessary. The 0 volt input voltage is the 0 hertz modulation frequency and this is in turn assigned the 0 volt output voltage. An exact and drift-free detection of the zero point and thus a high zero point stability is now guaranteed in the receiver.
Außerdem ist beim erfindungsgemäBen Verfahren der verfügbare Modulationsfrequenzbereich nicht mehr auf positive und negative Spannungen aufzuteilen, sodaB entweder die Auflösungsgenauig - keit bei gleichem Aufwand wesentlich vergrößert oder dieser Aufwand bei gleicher Auflösung verringert ist.Further, in the method, the available erfindungsgemäBen M is odulationsfrequenzbereich no longer distributed between positive and negative voltages, either the sodaB Auflösungsgenauig - substantially increased or speed for the same cost, this expense is reduced at the same resolution.
In den Unteransprüchen 2 und 4 ist jeweils eine durch geringen Bauteileaufwand kostengünstige Schaltung zur sender- und empfängerseitigen Durchführung des erfindungsgemäBen Verfahrens be - schrieben.
Eine Ausgestaltung der senderseitigen Schaltung gemäß Anspruch 3 bietet den Vorteil, daB der Wechsel des Polarisationssignales bis zum Einsetzen des nächsten Impulses des Betragssignals verzögert ist und damit im Empfänger ein sonst an der Stelle des Polarisationswechsels auftretender die Nachricht verfälschender Impuls vermieden wird. Die Schaltung ist damit auch für den Einsatz in hochempfindlichen Übertragungssystemen geeignet.An embodiment of the transmitter-side circuit according to claim 3 offers the advantage that the change in the polarization signal is delayed until the onset of the next pulse of the magnitude signal, and thus a pulse which otherwise distorts the message at the point of the polarization change is avoided in the receiver. The circuit is therefore also suitable for use in highly sensitive transmission systems.
In den Fig. 2 und 3 ist ein Ausführungsbeispiel einer nach dem erfindungsgemäBen Verfahren arbeitenden Übertragungseinrichtung im Blockschaltbild dargestellt, wobei Fig. 2 a die Senderseite und Fig. 3 a die Empfängerseite ist. Fig. 2 b zeigt den Aufbau des in Fig. 2 a mit V bezeichneten Verzögerungsgliedes und Fig. 3 b den Aufbau der in Fig. 3 a mit T bezeichneten Trennschaltung im einzelnen. Fig. 4 gibt den Verlauf der wesentlichen, in den Fig. 2 und 3 bezeichneten Spannungen in einem Impulsdiagramm wieder.2 and 3, an embodiment of a transmission device operating according to the method of the invention is shown in the block diagram, with FIG. 2 a being the transmitter side and FIG. 3 a being the receiver side. FIG. 2 b shows the structure of the delay element designated V in FIG. 2 a and FIG. 3 b shows the structure of the isolating circuit labeled T in FIG. 3 a in detail. FIG. 4 shows the course of the essential voltages designated in FIGS. 2 and 3 in a pulse diagram.
Im Senderteil der Übertragungseinrichtung wird das am Eingang E anliegende analoge Signal der Spannung UE einerseits einem Komparator 1 zugeführt, der entsprechend den positiven und negativen UE - Werten eine positive bzw. negative Steuerspannung UPS als Polaritätsinformation liefert und zum anderen einem Vollweggleichrichter 2, der den Betrag der Eingangsspannung UE bildet. Mit diesem wird ein Spannungen in Frequenzen umsetzender U/f - Wandler 3 angesteuert, dessen Ausgangssignal mittels eines Impulsformers 4 in eine entsprechende Folge von Rechteckimpulsen umgeformt wird. Dieses Signal UBS ist mit dem durch ein Verzögerungsglied 5 bis zur negativen Flanke des nächstfolgenden UBS - Spannungsimpulses verzögerte Polaritätssignal UPS in einem Exclusiv-Oder-Glied 6 verknüpft.In the transmitter part of the transmission device, the analog signal of the voltage U E present at the input E is fed on the one hand to a
Das Verzögerungsglied 5 besteht aus einem vom Impulsformer 4 getakteten flankengetriggerten JK-Master-Slave-Flip-Flop 7, bei dem der eine Eingang (z.B. J) direkt und der andere (z.B.K) über einen Inverter 8 mit dem Ausgang des Komparators 1 verbunden ist. Es verhindert in vorteilhafter Weise das Entstehen eines zusätzlichen die Nachricht verfälschenden Impulses beim Polarisationswechsel im Empfänger.The
Das Ausgangssignal Us des Exclusiv-Oder-Gatters 6 wird mittels eines die elektrischen in optische Signale umsetzenden E/0-Wandlers 9, eines Lichtwellenleiters 10 und eines die optischen in elektrische Signale umsetzenden O/E-Wandlers 11 zum Empfän - ger übertragen, dort zunächst in einer Trennschaltung 12 wieder in ein Polaritätssignal UPE und ein Betragssignal UBE aufge - trennt und nach Umformung des digitalen Betragssignals in ein analoges Signal mittels eines f/U - Wandlers 13 in einem Operationsverstärker 14 mit steuerbarem Verstärkungsfaktor ± 1 zusammengefügt und auf den Ausgang A geführt.The output signal U s of the exclusive-
In dem Trennglied 12 wird das Signal Us nach den im Abstand T eintreffenden Impulsen der konstanten Breite tp abgetastet (Abtastimpulse UCP). Der logische Pegel zu-diesen Zeitpunkten wird in einem D-Flip-Flop 15 jeweils bis zum Eintreffen des nächsten Abtastimpulses gespeichert. Das Signal am Ausgang Q des D-Flip-Flops 15 stellt das Polaritätssignal UPE dar. Das Eingangssignal Us und das am Ausgang Q des D-Flip-Flops 15 zur Verfügung stehende Polaritätssignal UPE bilden, verknüpft in einem Exclusiv-Oder-Gatter 16, das Triggersignal UEE eines monostabilen Multivibrators 17. Dieser erzeugt Impulse der Dauer tM > tp im Abstand T. Das Ausgangssignal UBE des monostabilen Multivibrators 17 wird einerseits dem nachfolgenden f/U-Wandler 13 zugeführt; zum anderen werden daraus zusammen mit dem in einer Verzögerungsschaltung 18 um die Zeit τ verzögerten invertierten Ausgangssignal UBE über ein NOR-Glied 19 die genannten Abtastimpulse UCP gewonnen, die als Taktimpulse der Dauer τ des D-Flip-Flops 15 dienen.In the
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