EP1307643A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur steuerung einer antriebseinheit - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zur steuerung einer antriebseinheitInfo
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- EP1307643A1 EP1307643A1 EP01957722A EP01957722A EP1307643A1 EP 1307643 A1 EP1307643 A1 EP 1307643A1 EP 01957722 A EP01957722 A EP 01957722A EP 01957722 A EP01957722 A EP 01957722A EP 1307643 A1 EP1307643 A1 EP 1307643A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D41/00—Electrical control of supply of combustible mixture or its constituents
- F02D41/02—Circuit arrangements for generating control signals
- F02D41/04—Introducing corrections for particular operating conditions
- F02D41/08—Introducing corrections for particular operating conditions for idling
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D41/00—Electrical control of supply of combustible mixture or its constituents
- F02D41/02—Circuit arrangements for generating control signals
- F02D41/021—Introducing corrections for particular conditions exterior to the engine
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D2250/00—Engine control related to specific problems or objectives
- F02D2250/18—Control of the engine output torque
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D2250/00—Engine control related to specific problems or objectives
- F02D2250/18—Control of the engine output torque
- F02D2250/26—Control of the engine output torque by applying a torque limit
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for controlling a drive unit.
- Such a method or such a device is from DE 195 36 038 AI. (U.S. Patent 5,692,472). There is one within the control of the drive unit
- a motor vehicle compares a variable representing an output variable of the drive unit with a maximum permissible value predefined for this variable, error-reaction measures being initiated if the variable exceeds the predefined permissible value.
- the output variable from the drive unit are the power of the drive unit or a torque of the drive unit, for example the indicated torque, the output torque, etc.
- the computer that controls the drive unit comprises at least two separate program levels, the comparison described for monitoring purposes is calculated in the second program level.
- the first program level is reserved for programs that calculate the functions provided to control the drive unit.
- the default value controlling the drive unit is limited to the maximum permissible value.
- the largest occurring value of the output variable which can be set by the idle control, is generally specified if the driver does not wish to drive. This guarantees unrestricted driveability.
- consumers such as an air conditioning compressor, a torque converter, etc. have a very strong effect on the output size of the drive unit, so that relatively large permissible values have to be specified with regard to driveability.
- the maximum permissible value is expanded for the post-start phase when the drive unit is cold, as a result of which additional functions can have an unaffected effect in this area and, at the same time, a relative function outside this range precise definition of the maximum permissible value and therefore a great effectiveness in error detection is achieved.
- this method only differentiates between two operating states.
- splines advantageously achieves a continuous, gentle reduction in the permissible values of the output variable in critical operating states of the engine. Compared to a conventional, bit-controlled reducer, this has the advantage that the reduction does not take place suddenly and thus the risk of vibrations and load shocks which the driver perceives as too violent are avoided.
- the permissible values of the output variable are reduced in every fault case, in other exemplary embodiments only in selected ones, at least when errors that increase the output quantity are perceived by the driver as particularly disturbing, i.e. with the accelerator pedal released and a speed above the idle speed and / or when the brake is applied.
- a characteristic curve is used which is dependent on the engine speed and which is designed such that the permissible values of the output variable reach the value 0 at a greatly increased speed.
- acceptable error reactions are achieved even with smooth-running motors. It is particularly advantageous that when the brake is applied, the permissible value of the output variable is reduced and the vehicle is therefore easier to brake in the event of a fault.
- an initialization of this filter advantageously results in a faster error response when the pedal travel is reduced. This applies in particular to an error in which a maximum driver request is specified. This fault can lead to acceleration up to the maximum speed, the improved filtering reduces such overshoots, whereby the tendency to oscillate the motor in the event of a fault is significantly reduced by the initialization by reducing the pedal travel.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a control unit for controlling the drive unit of a vehicle.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 show flow diagrams which are preferred
- FIG. 4 shows the consideration of additional torque requests in the cold start when calculating the minimum permissible torque as a flow chart.
- FIG. 1 shows a control unit 10 for controlling a drive unit 12, the control unit 10 comprising at least one computer including memory in which the programs used to control the drive unit 12 are stored.
- the computer is fed via input lines 14 to 18 from corresponding measuring devices 20 to 24 operating quantity signals of the drive unit and / or of the vehicle, which are evaluated by the computer and taken into account in the formation of the at least one control signal for the drive unit 12.
- Operating variable signals are, for example, signals which represent the engine temperature, accelerator pedal position, etc.
- the 'control unit 10 supplied input variables are converted by means of the running in the computer programs in at least one manipulated variable which the 12 controls via the at least one output line 40 of the control unit 10 at least one state variable of the drive unit in the sense of the input variables.
- a target torque is determined from the input variables, in particular accelerator pedal position and engine speed, as a target value for an output variable, which is converted into control signals for controlling the throttle valve position, the ignition angle and / or the fuel metering, etc. of an internal combustion engine, the torque of the internal combustion engine (that is, the output variable) approximates the specified target value.
- the power of the drive unit, its speed, etc. is controlled accordingly as an output variable in another exemplary embodiment.
- the procedure described below is used not only in connection with an internal combustion engine, but also with other types of drive, e.g. used in electric motors.
- the programs are divided into at least two levels, the first level being assigned programs which carry out the control function and the above-mentioned setpoint limitation, while the second level is associated with monitoring programs which are also in the state mentioned at the beginning
- a maximum permissible value is determined depending on the engine speed.
- the nominal values form the maximum permissible values of the output variable as a function of the engine speed when the pedal is released, which is determined by means of a correction value for the cold start phase, which is formed as a function of engine temperature and engine speed, a correction value with an active catalytic converter heating function, which is also speed-dependent, and / or permissible Consumer demand values is corrected.
- the latter represent the maximum permissible demand values of the active consumers and / or a power stabilization function.
- the maximum permissible value of the output variable on which the comparison for monitoring is based is weighted, preferably interpolated, between the minimum and maximum permissible values as described above.
- First order splines have the following general formula, where the input variable is the variable X, the output variable is the variable Y and the transition range is designated by ⁇ : 1 for X> ⁇
- a multiplication represents a logical AND operation, an addition a logical OR operation.
- splines can be higher
- a second-order spline also ensures continuity in the first derivative. This further reduces the risk of stimulating vibrations.
- the splines are used to check and reduce the permissible value in certain operating states more closely.
- Such an operating state is when the pedal angle is 0, i.e. the accelerator pedal is released and / or the brake is depressed when the engine speed is greater than the idling target engine speed and / or when the target air or ignition torques exceed the maximum permissible torques.
- an error indicator is obtained. If one of the input variables of the splines approaches its limit into the applicable gray zone, the spline in question delivers values between 0 and 1. The error indicator then supplies values different from 0 if all conditions are at least in their gray zones. Depending on the value of the error indicator, a value to be applied is then subtracted from the permissible output variables. If all conditions are met, the value of the error indicator is 1. Then the largest value applied is subtracted from the permissible values and the error response is more manageable in this way.
- a dead time that takes into account the intake manifold behavior is also introduced when determining the permissible values.
- the filter and dead time are initialized by reducing the pedal travel.
- the minimum fillings of an internal combustion engine are taken into account when determining the permissible value in accordance with the description below.
- the maximum permissible desired driver torque MIFAZÜL is formed in a first map 100. Furthermore, depending on the engine speed and the engine temperature T ot, a minimum permissible torque MIMINZÜL is formed in 102, during in 104, for example, a maximum permissible maximum torque MIMAXZUL is determined on the basis of the engine speed.
- the maximum permissible torque is formed from the smaller value of the maximum permissible torque read out depending on the speed from a characteristic curve and the maximum torque actually occurring in the past.
- a cold start lead is additionally applied depending on the engine temperature in cold starts, with different sized portions being taken into account depending on the engine temperature.
- the maximum permissible torque is ultimately expanded during the cold start, so that the availability of the vehicle in this area is less restricted.
- a preliminary value of the maximum permissible torque MIZÜV is then formed in 106 in accordance with the weighting of the maximum permissible, relative driver desired torque MIFAZUL and between the minimum and maximum permissible torque.
- the provisional maximum permissible torque MIZÜV is then fed to a dead time element 108.
- the dead time is based on the dead time of the intake manifold system of the internal combustion engine or corresponds to this dead time.
- the provisionally permissible torque is then fed to a low-pass filter 110 after the dead time element and filtered there.
- the output signal is the filtered maximum permissible torque MIZUFIL.
- the filtering is initialized when the accelerator pedal has been withdrawn. This is done by a corresponding threshold switch 112, to which the pedal position signal WPED is fed.
- the output signal leads on the one hand to an initialization of the filter 110 with the provisional maximum permissible value and also to a switching of the switching element 114 into the position shown in dashed lines. This position means that the filtered maximum allowable
- the filter 110 is initialized when there are external torque requests, for example requests from an engine drag torque controller, a traction controller, etc.
- the withdrawal of the provisional maximum permissible torque MIZUV is used as the second initialization variable instead of taking back the accelerator pedal position evaluated.
- the filtered maximum permissible torque MIZUFIL is compared in a comparison element 116 with the unfiltered MIZÜV. If the unfiltered is smaller than the filtered one, then the switching element 114 is switched to the position shown by the solid line via the output line of the comparison element 116. This means that the unfiltered torque is then passed on instead of the filtered maximum permissible torque.
- the dead zone element 108 is initialized with the provisional value.
- the unfiltered maximum permissible torque is therefore passed on for further processing, unless a return of the accelerator pedal has been detected.
- the maximum permissible torque is filtered, since the withdrawal of the accelerator pedal only becomes noticeable after a certain dead time with a delay in the torque.
- the maximum permissible torque filtered via dead zone element 108 and filter 110 is passed on, the unfiltered torque being initialized when the dead zone element and filter are initialized is set as the starting point. As soon as the filtered moment is less than the unfiltered moment, the unfiltered moment is passed on again.
- FIG. 3 shows the continuous reduction of the maximum permissible torque in certain operating situations, the splines mentioned at the beginning being used.
- the maximum permissible torque value is fed to a maximum value selection stage 118, in which a value which is dependent on the engine speed Nmot and which is formed by means of a characteristic curve 120 and which represents the minimum filling of the internal combustion engine, is compared with the maximum permissible value and the respective larger passed on.
- a signal is output from the signal generator 122, which sets the switching element 124 to the dashed position and supplies the maximum value selection 118 with the value 0.
- the maximum permissible torque that may be limited in this way is then fed to a differential point 126, in which a continuously variable value is subtracted in the corresponding operating states and the maximum permissible torque is reduced in this way.
- the output signal of the differential stage 126 is the maximum permissible torque MIZU, which is compared in a comparison point 128 with the actual torque MIIST, whereby if the maximum permissible torque is exceeded by the actual torque, error reaction measures, for example limiting the torque setpoint, switching off the fuel supply, etc., are initiated ,
- the above-mentioned splines are used to determine the reduction factor, which is taken into account in differential stage 126.
- the implementation with splines is carried out accordingly, whereby additional criteria form for the target moments.
- a correction factor for the maximum permissible torque is formed depending on the engine speed, which is multiplied in the multiplication point 132 by a value between 0 and 1.
- the correction value MIKORR weighted in this way is fed to the difference point 126.
- two spline functions 134 and 136 are shown in FIG. 3, which work according to the formula given above for a first-order spline in another exemplary embodiment of a second order.
- the input variable of the spline 134 is formed from the difference between the pedal travel WPED and a pedal threshold value WSCHW, which delimits the area of the released accelerator pedal from the area of the depressed accelerator pedal.
- the difference is formed in the difference stage 138.
- the value ⁇ is the threshold value WSCHW.
- the output variable Y of the "spline function 134 is linked in a multiplication point 140 to the output value of the spline function 136. As mentioned above, this link represents a logical AND link.
- the output variable of the multiplication point 140 is the error value ERRIND, the values between 0 and 1. Values greater than 1 are limited to 1.
- the input variable of the second spline 136 shown is the difference between engine speed Nmot and stationary idling speed Nstat, which is formed in difference point 142.
- the value ⁇ is reduced in accordance with a characteristic curve 144 - determined depending on the engine temperature Tmot.
- the value 1 is applied in an addition point 146 if the brake is actuated, or the value 0 if the brake is not actuated.
- the output value of the addition point 146 is led to the multiplication point 140.
- a value between 0 and 1 is formed by the splines in the event that their input variable enters the gray zone area ⁇ , with input values below the gray zone area having the value 0 as the output variable of the splines, above 1. If the value of 0 on, then in the multiplication point 132 of the engine speed off switched to the maximum allowable moment "dependent correction value, weighted according to the degree of the occurrence of the input values in the gray zone, wherein at the end of the gray-zone region when the threshold is reached, the Output value assumes the value 1.
- the maximum permissible torque is continuously reduced when the operating states mentioned are approached.
- FIG. 4 shows a flow chart for determining the minimum permissible torque, special measures for the cold start and the additional torque requirements being taken in this operating state.
- the minimum permissible torque miminzul is specified depending on the engine speed nmot, for example by means of a characteristic curve 200.
- a value other than zero is added to this variable in the link 202 (preferably added) if certain predetermined conditions exist.
- the switching signal B_addition is preferably only set to a positive value if such a torque request occurs during the cold start phase or post-start phase. If the switching signal has a positive value, the switching element 204 is switched to the dashed position. In this operating state, a value formed depending on the speed and engine temperature is applied to the speed-dependent value in the linkage point 202. The latter is formed, for example, in map 206 depending on engine speed nmot and engine temperature tmot. It takes into account the additional losses that occur when the engine is cold, for example due to increased friction. For additional torque requests, this value is added (preferably added) in the linkage point 208, which take these additional torque requests into account.
- a further speed-dependent value is applied in the linkage point 208.
- This value is determined, for example, in a characteristic curve 210 depending on the engine speed nmot and applied when the switching element 212 is in the dashed position when the condition mentioned is present.
- Another value to be applied in the link 208 is formed in the filter 214.
- This preferably represents a low-pass filter, in which a motor temperature-dependent value, which is formed in 216, is filtered.
- the motor temperature tmot is read in and set in relation to a fixed temperature value TNS, possibly weighted with further predefined variables.
- the temperature value represents a limit value that distinguishes the operating state of the cold start from others.
- the low-pass filter is constructed in such a way that filtering only takes place if a positive edge has been detected in the condition signal B_addition (cf. 218), i.e. only when a new torque request occurs.
- the value dm_zusatz present at this point in time is filtered with a certain time constant, changes in this value after the point in time mentioned above not being taken into account.
- the filtered value dm_zusatz therefore represents a time-filtered engine temperature-dependent component (cold start reserve).
- the measures of taking splines into account, filtering the maximum allowable value, forming the cold start reserve at the minimum allowable torque and taking into account the minimum fill, as described in the above description, are used individually or in any combination, depending on the exemplary embodiment.
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