EP1148455A1 - Passive infrared movement detector - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a passive infrared motion detector with at least a detector / lens arrangement according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Passive infrared motion detectors are generally known, for example in the specialist book “Passive Infrared Motion Detector", Die section dertechnik 131, publishing house modern industry, Landsberg / Lech, 1996 regarding structure and working methods described.
- FIG. 1 A basic detector / lens arrangement used in passive infrared motion detectors is shown in Fig. 1.
- Infrared radiation changes are caused in passive infrared motion detectors usually infrared detectors 3 used, the two sensitive Contain elements 2, and are therefore also referred to as dual sensors.
- a single lens 1 provides communication with the two sensitive elements 2 of the detector 3 two zones 4 in monitoring room in which movements of people 5 are detected.
- Passive infrared motion detectors arranged several lenses in front of the detector.
- the number of realizable zones corresponds to the product of the number of the individual lenses and the number of sensitive elements of the detector.
- For a detector with a predetermined number of elements results in the maximum number of the zones from the maximum number of lenses in the detector's perspective can be arranged. This maximum number is due to the minimum dimensions of a single lens.
- the size of a single lens results from the strength of the infrared radiation change, which is to be detected with the passive infrared motion detector.
- Very sensitive Passive infrared motion detectors therefore have a few, large ones Lenses.
- Less sensitive passive infrared motion detector for smaller ranges get by with smaller lenses and offer a larger number of lenses a better spatial resolution.
- the definition of the lens size is therefore always a compromise between achievable sensitivity, determined by the lens size, and the spatial resolution resulting from the number of lenses derives.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of a passive infrared motion detector specify which is both a high sensitivity and a high has spatial resolution.
- the invention accordingly proposes a passive infrared motion detector - to increase the number of zones in the monitored area Space - in a detector / lens arrangement additionally between infrared detector and Arrange two mirrors in the field of view of the infrared detector.
- the mirror are mounted approximately at right angles to each other, so that between the Lines of intersection of the mirror planes of the two mirrors and a perpendicular on the Plane of the sensitive elements of the detector gives an angle that is less than Is 45 °.
- FIG. 2 shows an arrangement of each on the left and right side of the drawing Infrared detector 3 with two sensitive elements 2, and two mirrors 6. Die both arranged exactly or at least approximately at right angles to each other Mirrors 6 provide two mirror images 7 of the sensitive elements 2 of the infrared detector 3.
- the two representations of Fig. 2 show that the number of mirror images 7 regardless of the orientation of the elements 2 with respect to the mirrors arise.
- FIG. 3 shows that a detector / mirror arrangement according to FIG. 2 in connection with only a single converging lens 1 creates six zones 4, i.e. three times as many zones 4, than could be achieved with a detector / lens arrangement without a mirror.
- a motion detector can be with a usual multitude of converging lenses 1 on a flat or curved surface Area, and thus a motion detector with a high number of zones 4 realize.
- FIG. 4 shows an arrangement with four identical detector / lens / mirror arrangements according to the invention, which is a motion detector with a detection angle of about 360 °.
- Each of the four infrared detectors 3 two mirrors 6 assigned.
- the mirrors 6 mounted at right angles to one another are like this aligned that between the intersection line 8 of the two mirror planes and a vertical 9 on the level of the sensitive elements 2 with reference numerals 10 designated angle of approx. 25 °.
- the outer shell of the passive infrared motion detector determine the individual lenses 1, which are called Fresnel lenses can be executed and on a curved, from conical and spherical Parts of the composite surface.
- Fresnel lenses can be executed and on a curved, from conical and spherical Parts of the composite surface.
- As an alternative to fully reflective Mirrors 6 can also use semi-transparent, partially reflecting mirrors become.
- the motion detector according to the invention can also have detectors 3 with more each have two sensitive elements 2.
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Description
Die Erfindung bezieht sich auf einen Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder mit mindestens
einer Detektor/Linsen-Anordnung nach dem Oberbegriff des Anspruchs 1.The invention relates to a passive infrared motion detector with at least
a detector / lens arrangement according to the preamble of
Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder sind allgemein bekannt, und beispielsweise in dem Fachbuch "Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder", Die Bibliothek der Technik 131, verlag moderne industrie, Landsberg/Lech, 1996 bezüglich Aufbau und Arbeitsweise beschrieben.Passive infrared motion detectors are generally known, for example in the specialist book "Passive Infrared Motion Detector", Die Bibliothek der Technik 131, publishing house modern industry, Landsberg / Lech, 1996 regarding structure and working methods described.
Eine in Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmeldern benutzte prinzipielle Detektor-/Linsen-Anordnung
ist in Fig. 1 dargestellt. Zur Erfassung einer durch Personenbewegungen
verursachten Infrarotstrahlungsänderung werden in Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmeldern
üblicherweise Infrarotdetektoren 3 eingesetzt, die zwei empfindliche
Elemente 2 enthalten, und deshalb auch als Dualsensoren bezeichnet werden.
Mit Hilfe von Sammellinsen 1, die als Fresnellinsen ausgebildet sein können, wird
Infrarotstrahlung aus einem zu überwachenden Raum auf die empfindlichen Elemente
2 des Detektors 3 abgebildet. Folglich liefert eine einzelne Linse 1 in Verbindung
mit den beiden empfindlichen Elementen 2 des Detektors 3 zwei Zonen 4 im zu
überwachenden Raum, in denen Bewegungen von Personen 5 erfaßt werden.A basic detector / lens arrangement used in passive infrared motion detectors
is shown in Fig. 1. To capture a through movement of people
Infrared radiation changes are caused in passive infrared motion detectors
usually
Um eine Vielzahl von nutzbaren Zonen zu erhalten, sind in praktisch ausgeführten Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmeldern mehrere Linsen vor dem Detektor angeordnet. Dabei entspricht die Anzahl der realisierbaren Zonen dem Produkt aus der Anzahl der einzelnen Linsen und der Anzahl der empfindlichen Elemente des Detektors. Für einen Detektor mit vorgegebener Elemente-Anzahl resultiert die maximale Anzahl der Zonen aus der maximalen Anzahl der Linsen, die im Blickwinkel des Detektors angeordnet werden können. Diese maximale Anzahl wird durch die minimalen Abmessungen einer einzelnen Linse begrenzt.In order to maintain a variety of usable zones, there are practical ones Passive infrared motion detectors arranged several lenses in front of the detector. The number of realizable zones corresponds to the product of the number of the individual lenses and the number of sensitive elements of the detector. For a detector with a predetermined number of elements results in the maximum number of the zones from the maximum number of lenses in the detector's perspective can be arranged. This maximum number is due to the minimum dimensions of a single lens.
Die Größe einer einzelnen Linse ergibt sich aus der Stärke der Infrarotstrahlungsänderung, die mit dem Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder erfaßt werden soll. Sehr empfindliche Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder verfügen deshalb über wenige, große Linsen. Unempfindlichere Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder für kleinere Reichweiten kommen dagegen mit kleineren Linsen aus und bieten durch eine größere Anzahl von Linsen eine bessere räumliche Auflösung. Die Festlegung der Linsengröße ist daher immer ein Kompromiß zwischen erzielbarer Empfindlichkeit, bestimmt durch die Linsengröße, und der räumlichen Auflösung, die sich aus der Anzahl der Linsen ableitet.The size of a single lens results from the strength of the infrared radiation change, which is to be detected with the passive infrared motion detector. Very sensitive Passive infrared motion detectors therefore have a few, large ones Lenses. Less sensitive passive infrared motion detector for smaller ranges , on the other hand, get by with smaller lenses and offer a larger number of lenses a better spatial resolution. The definition of the lens size is therefore always a compromise between achievable sensitivity, determined by the lens size, and the spatial resolution resulting from the number of lenses derives.
Mit herkömmlichen Anordnungen aus Detektoren und Linsen lassen sich deshalb keine Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder konstruieren, die zugleich eine hohe Empfindlichkeit und eine hohe räumliche Auflösung ermöglichen.With conventional arrangements of detectors and lenses, do not construct a passive infrared motion detector that is also highly sensitive and enable a high spatial resolution.
Der Erfindung liegt daher die Aufgabe zugrunde, einen Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder anzugeben, der zugleich eine hohe Empfindlichkeit und ein hohes räumliches Auflösungsvermögen hat.The invention is therefore based on the object of a passive infrared motion detector specify which is both a high sensitivity and a high has spatial resolution.
Diese Aufgabe wird durch einen Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder gelöst, der die im
Anspruch 1 angegebenen Merkmale aufweist. Vorteilhafte Ausgestaltungen sind in
weiteren Ansprüchen angegeben.This task is solved by a passive infrared motion detector which
Features specified
Mit der Erfindung wird demnach vorgeschlagen, in einem Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelder - zur Erhöhung der Anzahl von Zonen im zu überwachenden Raum - in einer Detektor/Linsen-Anordnung zusätzlich zwischen Infrarotdetektor und Sammellinsen zwei Spiegel im Blickfeld des Infrarotdetektors anzuordnen. Die Spiegel sind zueinander annähernd im rechten Winkel montiert, so daß sich zwischen der Schnittgeraden der Spiegelebenen der beiden Spiegel und einer Senkrechten auf der Ebene der empfindlichen Elemente des Detektors ein Winkel ergibt, der kleiner als 45° ist.The invention accordingly proposes a passive infrared motion detector - to increase the number of zones in the monitored area Space - in a detector / lens arrangement additionally between infrared detector and Arrange two mirrors in the field of view of the infrared detector. The mirror are mounted approximately at right angles to each other, so that between the Lines of intersection of the mirror planes of the two mirrors and a perpendicular on the Plane of the sensitive elements of the detector gives an angle that is less than Is 45 °.
Eine Anordnung von Spiegeln in einem Bewegungsmelder ist an sich bekannt und beispielsweise im o.g. Fachbuch beschrieben. Eine solche, für eine Erweiterung des Erfassungsbereichs bekannte Spiegelanordnung ist nicht mit der hier zu einem anderen Zweck und in anderer Anordnung vorgeschlagenen Spiegelverwendung zu verwechseln.An arrangement of mirrors in a motion detector is known per se and for example in the above Technical book described. Such, for an expansion of the Detection range known mirror arrangement is not the same with another here Purpose and mirror arrangement proposed in another arrangement confound.
Eine weitere Beschreibung der Erfindung erfolgt nachstehend anhand eines in der Zeichnung dargestellten Ausführungsbeispiels.A further description of the invention is given below with the aid of a Drawing shown embodiment.
Es zeigt:
- Fig. 1
- eine bekannte prinzipielle Detektor/Linsen-Anordnung,
- Fig. 2
- eine erfindungsgemäße Detektor/Spiegel-Anordnung,
- Fig. 3
- eine erfindungsgemäße Detektor/Spiegel-Anordnung in Verbindung mit einer Linse, zur Darstellung einer erzielten Zonen-Vervielfältigung, und
- Fig. 4
- eine Darstellung einer vierfachen Detektor/Linsen/Spiegel-Anordnung.
- Fig. 1
- a known basic detector / lens arrangement,
- Fig. 2
- a detector / mirror arrangement according to the invention,
- Fig. 3
- a detector / mirror arrangement according to the invention in connection with a lens, for displaying a zone duplication achieved, and
- Fig. 4
- a representation of a fourfold detector / lens / mirror arrangement.
Die Fig. 2 und Fig. 3 verdeutlichen das erfindungsgemäß genutzte Prinzip. Dabei
zeigt Fig. 2 auf der linken und rechten Zeichnungsseite jeweils eine Anordnung eines
Infrarotdetektors 3 mit zwei empfindlichen Elementen 2, und zwei Spiegeln 6. Die
beiden genau oder wenigstens annähernd im rechten Winkel zueinander angeordneten
Spiegel 6 liefern zwei Spiegelbilder 7 der empfindlichen Elemente 2 des Infrarotdetektors
3. Die beiden Darstellungen der Fig. 2 zeigen, daß die Anzahl der Spiegelbilder
7 unabhängig von der Ausrichtung der Elemente 2 gegenüber den Spiegeln
entstehen.2 and 3 illustrate the principle used according to the invention. there
Fig. 2 shows an arrangement of each on the left and right side of the drawing
Fig. 3 zeigt, daß eine Detektor/Spiegelanordnung gemäß Fig. 2 in Verbindung mit nur
einer einzigen Sammellinse 1 sechs Zonen 4 erzeugt, also dreimal so viele Zonen 4,
als mit einer Detektor/Linsen-Anordnung ohne Spiegel erreichbar wäre.FIG. 3 shows that a detector / mirror arrangement according to FIG. 2 in connection with only
a
Unter Anwendung des in Fig. 3 gezeigten Prinzips läßt sich ein Bewegungsmelder
mit einer üblichen Vielzahl von Sammellinsen 1 auf einer ebenen oder beliebig gekrümmten
Fläche, und damit ein Bewegungsmelder mit einer hohen Zahl von Zonen
4 realisieren.Using the principle shown in Fig. 3, a motion detector can be
with a usual multitude of converging
Fig. 4 zeigt eine Anordnung mit vier identischen erfindungsgemäßen Detektor/Linsen/Spiegel-Anordnungen,
die einen Bewegungsmelder mit einem Erfassungswinkel
von etwa 360° bilden. Dabei sind jedem der vier Infrarotdetektoren 3
zwei Spiegel 6 zugeordnet. Die rechtwinklig zueinander montierten Spiegel 6 sind so
ausgerichtet, daß sich zwischen der Schnittgeraden 8 der beiden Spiegelebenen und
einer Senkrechten 9 auf der Ebene der empfindlichen Elemente 2 ein mit Bezugszeichen
10 bezeichneter Winkel von ca. 25° einstellt. Die äußere Hülle des Passiv-Infrarot-Bewegungsmelders
bestimmen die einzelnen Linsen 1, die als Fresnellinsen
ausgeführt sein können und auf einer gekrümmten, aus konischen und sphärischen
Teilen zusammengesetzten Fläche liegen. Alternativ zu vollständig reflektierenden
Spiegeln 6 können auch halbdurchlässige, teilweise reflektierende Spiegel eingesetzt
werden.4 shows an arrangement with four identical detector / lens / mirror arrangements according to the invention,
which is a motion detector with a detection angle
of about 360 °. Each of the four
Der erfindungsgemäße Bewegungsmelder kann auch Detektoren 3 mit jeweils mehr
als zwei empfindlichen Elementen 2 aufweisen.The motion detector according to the invention can also have
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