EP2315893A1 - Sicherheitssystem - Google Patents
SicherheitssystemInfo
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- EP2315893A1 EP2315893A1 EP09772515A EP09772515A EP2315893A1 EP 2315893 A1 EP2315893 A1 EP 2315893A1 EP 09772515 A EP09772515 A EP 09772515A EP 09772515 A EP09772515 A EP 09772515A EP 2315893 A1 EP2315893 A1 EP 2315893A1
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- the invention relates to a security system having a door inside handle of a door of a vehicle with the features of claim 1. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for operating a security system with a door inside handle of a door of a vehicle having the features of claim 12.
- DE 10 2005 014 581 A1 shows a method and a device for avoiding a collision when opening a vehicle door. It is the goal of the device to avoid that an approaching obstacle comes into contact with the vehicle door. To accomplish this, the device provides a proximity sensor which detects an approach of a hand to a vehicle door inner handle. This triggers monitoring of a vehicle environment for approaching obstacles. In the event that an obstacle is detected, the device gives a warning signal to an occupant of the vehicle so that it disregards the opening of the vehicle door. As a disadvantage, it has been found that despite an audible or visual warning, the door can be opened. Thus, the described device does not prevent the occurrence of unwanted accidents. It is the object of the present invention to provide a security system with a door handle of a door of a vehicle, which overcomes the above-mentioned disadvantages, in particular allows a simple and secure opening of a door.
- the invention relates to a security system with a door inside handle of a door of a vehicle, wherein the door can be brought by a locking system in a locking state and in an unlocked state, with an actuating element which triggers an action to open a lock of the locking system, with a detection element which, upon positive detection, detects an approach around an area of the actuator or a touch of the actuator, a release mode for the locking system is provided in which the locking system is in the unlocked state, wherein the actuator is in operative connection with the lock, wherein a Control unit with the locking system and the detection element is in data communication, whereby only after a positive detection and only when an on-board release signal, the control unit brings the locking system in the release mode, whereby üb he activation of the actuator of the action process is triggered.
- the core of the security system according to the invention is that an actuation of the actuating element does not automatically lead to an opening of the lock of the locking system. Rather, the locking system must be in a release mode for this purpose. In order to enter this release mode, two conditions must be met. First, the detection element must penetrate into detect a portion of the actuator. This intrusion can be triggered by way of example by a hand of a vehicle occupant who wants to operate the actuator. During the movement towards the actuating element, the hand of the vehicle occupant traverses the area around and / or on the actuating element. This intrusion is detected by the detection element as a positive detection and optionally leads to the generation of a corresponding signal. The second requirement is that a vehicle-side enable signal is present.
- the enable signal may be dependent on a plurality of conditions, which will be explained in more detail below. For example, it may be required that the enable signal presupposes a falling below a predefined maximum speed. If the vehicle-side release signal and an intrusion into the area around the actuating element are detected in parallel, the locking system changes to the release mode. It is now possible for the vehicle occupant to open the lock by actuating the actuating element so as to be able to swing open the door of the vehicle. If the vehicle-side release signal is not available, the lock can not be opened despite an approach to the actuator. Consequently, a swinging the door is not possible.
- the second variant of the main claim allows the detection element also detects a touch of the actuating element to trigger a positive detection.
- touching the actuating element means a haptic contact with the actuating element. Consequently, this term includes touching, sweeping and / or embracing the actuator.
- touch should also describe a movement of the actuating element.
- under the touch of the actuating element is also a pivoting, pulling or pushing of the actuating element comprises.
- control unit may receive the vehicle-side release signal from a vehicle management system.
- control unit may also be part of the vehicle management system.
- the control unit is that part of the security system which receives the vehicle-side release signal so as to transfer the locking system in combination with the positive detection in the release mode.
- the advantage of the described arrangement of the control unit is that it can obtain information from existing systems. Such is an easy integration of the safety system according to the invention in existing vehicles possible.
- the vehicle management system is the system which is integrated in the vehicle and via which individual devices and / or elements of the vehicle communicate with one another and / or are managed centrally.
- the control unit generates the vehicle-side release signal after receiving at least one vehicle information.
- the control unit is provided with vehicle information which is essential for the functioning of the safety system. From this vehicle information, the control unit generates the vehicle-side release signal.
- the vehicle information may comprise at least one of the following information: a vehicle speed of the vehicle or a setting of a child safety device.
- the vehicle-side release signal is generated only when the vehicle speed of the vehicle is below a predefined maximum speed. If the detection element now detects an approach of an object in the region of the actuating element, the control unit is transmitted the current vehicle speed. This can be triggered by a corresponding query of the control unit. Following this, the control unit compares the current vehicle speed of the vehicle with the predefined maximum speed.
- the control unit If the vehicle speed of the vehicle falls below the maximum speed, the control unit generates the vehicle-side release signal.
- the advantage of this variant embodiment is that the vehicle information present in the vehicle management system can be easily fed into the safety system according to the invention via the vehicle speed of the vehicle. This makes it easy to integrate the safety system into existing vehicles.
- the recognition element has at least one first sensor in order to monitor the area by means of electromagnetic waves.
- the task of the recognition element is to register an entry into and / or around the activation element. For this to happen, it has proved to be advantageous if the detection element has the first sensor.
- the electromagnetic waves may have different wavelengths. It is crucial that there is no need to touch the first sensor to detect the approach. Rather, it is sufficient to disturb the electromagnetic waves around the first sensor and / or the detection element Approach to be positively recognized.
- Such a designed recognition element has the advantage that the approach to and / or around the area of the actuator is detected early, so that a sufficient amount of time for the control unit is present to receive the vehicle-side release signal and / or generate and / or query.
- the first sensor detects not only an intrusion into the region of the actuating element but also a direction of movement of the penetration.
- the recognition element can not only detect a positive recognition of an approach to the area of the actuating element, but also trigger other useful signals.
- passing a hand on the actuator may result in activation of lighting in the vehicle.
- This embodiment has the advantage that a large number of functions can be triggered on the inside door handle, in particular the detection element.
- the area around the actuator is monitored by means of electromagnetic waves, it has proved to be advantageous to influence the orientation and / or size of the monitored area by means of targeted shielding.
- the electromagnetic waves that are used for the monitoring can be influenced by targeted shielding in their propagation.
- a shield such as soft iron, binds the flow of electromagnetic waves and thus provides for a limitation and possibly for a change in the field strength distribution.
- By an appropriate arrangement of shields within the door inner handle it is possible to ensure that a positive detection is triggered only when a user reaches into the door inside handle.
- By influencing the electromagnetic field it can be ensured that a running along of a human hand on the inside door handle is not detected as a positive recognition.
- influencing the orientation of the electromagnetic field leads to a deliberate, deliberate approach to the inside door handle in order to trigger the positive recognition.
- the detection element has at least one touch sensor to detect a contact of the actuating element.
- the touch sensor on the one hand be designed such that it is sufficient to briefly touch the actuating element by hand.
- the touch sensor may be a strain gauge that can measure very small forces so that it does not require a powerful touch of the actuator.
- the touch sensor may also be a motion sensor or an acceleration sensor that registers not only a touch but also a movement of the actuator. Consequently, the positive detection would be triggered by the movement of the actuator.
- the user would therefore touch the actuator and transfer from a zero position to a swung-out position. Since even a very small pivoting of the actuating element could be sufficient to be recognized by the mentioned touch sensors, so the positive detection could be triggered. In combination with the vehicle-side enable signal, the control unit would then be able to bring the locking system in the release mode.
- the communication of the control unit with the other components of the security system according to the invention could be so fast that a user would notice no difference in the operation of known actuators.
- a further advantageous embodiment variant is characterized in that the detection element has at least one second sensor in order to register the activation of the actuating element.
- the activation and / or actuation of the actuating element serves to trigger the action process for opening the lock of the locking system.
- this activation can be both mechanical and electronic.
- the lock is mechanically pivoted by an actuation of the actuating element.
- the second sensor can serve to enable the activation of the actuating element.
- a touch of the second sensor of the detection element can be regarded as an actuation of the actuating element.
- the first and / or the second sensor has at least one of the following measuring elements: a capacitive element, an inductive element, a piezo element or a strain gauge element.
- Capacitive and inductive elements allow monitoring of an area on and / or around the actuator. There is no need to touch the inside door handle to trigger a signal. Consequently, the use of these two elements for the first sensor of the detection element is particularly appropriate.
- a piezo element and a strain gauge element convert a contact into an electrical voltage or an electrical signal and are therefore preferably to be used for the second sensor of the detection element.
- the detection element is arranged in and / or on at least one of the following elements: the actuating element, a support element of the door inner handle or a Handle of the inside door handle.
- the various locations mentioned are each advantageous for the positive recognition.
- the actuating element has an actuation position and a zero position, wherein the actuation position can be achieved by an actuation and / or activation, in particular a pulling out or pivoting out of the actuating element from the handle shell and in the zero position, the actuating element is unactuated.
- the door inner handle has a force accumulator, in particular a spring.
- the power storage is used for reversible transfer of the actuating element from the operating position to the zero position.
- the security system has an interface.
- This interface is arranged in particular on the control unit and serves for bidirectional communication with the vehicle management system.
- vehicle information for triggering the vehicle-side release signal can be transmitted via the interface.
- the interface has at least one of the following technologies: Wireless LAN (IEEE 802.1 1), FireWire (IEEE 1394), Universal Serial Bus (USB), HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface), IrDA (Infrared Data Association), Bluetooth, Unilink, ATA / ATAPI (Advanced Technology Attachment with Packet Interface), IEEE 488 or IEEE 1284.
- the security system may include a detection circuit and / or a lighting element.
- the detection circuit is in particular an integrated circuit which serves to process and evaluate the information from the detection element and / or the vehicle-side enable signals.
- the lighting element can be activated depending on the vehicle-side enable signal or positive detection to illuminate the actuator.
- a safety system having a door inside handle of a door of a vehicle, wherein the door can be brought into a locking state and a unlocking state by a locking system, with an actuating element which, upon activation, acts to open a lock of the locking system triggered, with a detection element that detects an approach to a region of the actuator in a positive detection, a release mode is provided for the locking system, wherein the locking system is in the unlocked state, wherein the actuating element is in operative connection with the lock, wherein a Control unit with the locking system and the detection element is in data communication, whereby only after a positive detection and only when a vehicle-side enable signal, the control unit brings the locking system in the release mode, which via an act tion of the actuator of the action process can be triggered.
- a method for operating a safety system having a door inside handle of a door of a vehicle, wherein the door is reversibly brought by a locking system in a locked state or in an unlocked state, upon activation of the actuator, an action to open a lock of the locking system is triggered, in a positive detection of an approach to a region of the actuating element or a contact of the actuating element is detected by a detection element, a release mode is provided for the locking system, wherein the locking system is in the unlocked state in which the actuating element in operative connection with the lock, wherein a control unit with the locking system and the detection element is in data communication, wherein only after a positive detection and only when a vehicle-side enable signal d The control unit brings the locking system into the release mode, whereby activation of the Actuator of the action is triggered.
- features and details which have been described in connection with the security system according to the invention also apply to the inventive method and in each case vice versa.
- a further method step according to the invention provides that the vehicle-side release signal is generated after the vehicle has fallen below a maximum speed.
- the security system can not generate the release system for the locking system until the vehicle is moving at a vehicle speed that is less than the maximum speed. Only at this moment, the vehicle-side enable signal is generated and transmitted to the control unit or generated by this.
- the vehicle-side maximum speed can be designed so that at this vehicle speed opening a door of the vehicle is not considered dangerous.
- the maximum speed can be 10 km / h, in particular 5 km / h. At these vehicle speeds, opening the door of the vehicle is provided with an acceptable risk. Consequently, the vehicle-side release signal is transmitted to the control unit. If the actuator is activated, the action to open the lock can be triggered.
- the vehicle-side release signal is generated and / or transmitted by means of a mobile identification transmitter.
- the mobile identification transmitter is used for keyless activation of the locking device of the motor vehicle.
- an electronic unit with at least one transmitting and receiving unit is arranged in the mobile identification transmitter.
- the transmitting and receiving unit can be in communication with a vehicle-side communication unit, by means of which an identification test for determining a user authorization is feasible.
- further control commands can be transmitted to the vehicle.
- These control commands can be part of the vehicle-side release signal and / or part of the requirements for the generation of the vehicle-side release signal.
- a signal can be transmitted to the vehicle, which sets a child safety device in place.
- a further embodiment variant of the method according to the invention provides that the vehicle-side release signal is interrogated in the case of a positive detection.
- the positive recognition of an approach and / or around a region of the actuating element triggers a query of the vehicle-side release signal by the control unit.
- the control unit consequently does not wait for the transmission of the vehicle-side release signal, but strives to obtain it. It has proven to be advantageous if a vehicle speed and / or a setting of a parental control is queried in a positive detection.
- These two vehicle information can be processed in the control unit to generate the corresponding vehicle-side enable signal.
- a positive detection a comparison of the vehicle speed with a predefined maximum speed can be performed.
- a further embodiment of the method according to the invention provides that, when penetrating into the area around and / or on the actuating element, the inside door handle and / or parts of the inside door handle are illuminated.
- An illumination of the door inner handle has the advantage that a passenger of the vehicle a better view is made possible.
- LEDs or / and OLEDs are particularly suitable as lighting elements, since they are particularly energy-efficient and efficient.
- the lighting elements can be arranged in the inside door handle, the handle shell of the inside door handle or the support of the inside door handle.
- the detection element is arranged in and / or on the lighting element. Since the illuminated by the lighting element region of the door inner handle often coincides with the area around the actuator, the probability of incorrect operation is reduced by the inventive design.
- the lighting element may in particular comprise electronic and / or electrical means, such as resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, in order to control the light sources.
- Those electrical and / or electronic means can be used at least partially by the recognition element.
- a power source of the lighting element can also supply the detection element with electrical current and / or voltage.
- the light source of the lighting element is an OLED.
- at least one electrode of the OLED could also be used as the electrode of the detection element. This would result in a reduction of the components used, since the electrode of the OLED can be used both for the generation of light and for the generation of a field which can detect the approach to the area of the actuating element.
- the term inactivity switching means that actuation of the actuating element does not lead to an activation process and thus to an opening of the lock of the locking system.
- this active compound is switched mechanically ineffective.
- a transmission linkage can be released from its mechanical engagement with the actuating element.
- the pivoting of the actuating element does not lead to a mechanical opening of the lock of the locking system.
- the active compound is switched electrically and / or electronically ineffective.
- the locking system may have an electrically controlled lock.
- the actuator may be mechanically and / or electrically and / or electronically isolated from the closure system.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the method according to the invention is characterized in that the door inner handle and / or parts of the door inner handle are illuminated upon contact of the actuating element.
- the actuating element not only the positive detection is triggered in this embodiment variant, but also activates a lighting.
- the lighting element activated by the touch then illuminates the inside door handle or parts thereof.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic drawing of a door inside handle
- FIG. 2 shows a security system according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows the security system according to the invention with a positive recognition of an approach
- FIG. 4 shows the safety system during actuation of an actuating element
- Figure 5 shows the security system with a positive detection and reduced
- FIG. 6 shows the security system according to the invention in a release mode.
- FIG. 1 shows a door inner handle 20 of the security system 10 according to the invention.
- the inside door handle 20 is intended to be integrated into the inside of a door of a vehicle.
- an occupant of the vehicle can bring a locking system of the door of the vehicle in an unlocked state, so as to be able to open the door.
- the door inner handle 20 has a carrier element 21 as a base.
- a handle shell 22 is arranged on this support member 21, a handle shell 22 is arranged.
- the grip shell 22 is partially covered by an actuating element 40.
- the occupant of the motor vehicle can engage in the grip shell 22 and engage behind the actuating element 40.
- an action process can be triggered. in the As part of the action process then takes place opening the lock of the locking system.
- the activation of the actuating element takes place by pivoting out of the actuating element from the handle shell 22.
- the actuating element 40 is shown in a zero position. In this zero position, the actuator 40 is unconfirmed. If the vehicle occupant wishes to open the lock of the locking system, activation of the actuating element 40 is required for this purpose. For this purpose, the vehicle occupant can grip behind the actuating element 40 and transfer this into an actuating position by means of a pivoting movement. As part of the actuation position, the actuating element then acts on the lock of the closing connection.
- the door inner handle 20 has a force accumulator 23.
- the energy storage 23 is a spring.
- FIG. 2 shows the safety system 10 with its components.
- a central component is the inside door handle 20, which is shown schematically in a side view.
- the door inner handle 20 has the actuating element 40 that, when activated, an action procedure for opening a lock 33 of a locking system 32 can be triggered.
- the inside door handle 20 according to the invention is integrated in a door 31 of a vehicle 30 and connected via an operative connection 35 to a locking system 32. An actuation of the actuating element 40 can open the lock 33 of the locking system 32. Subsequently, a pivoting of the door 31 is possible, so that an occupant can leave the vehicle 30.
- the door inner handle 20 has a recognition element 50, which registers an approach in and / or at and / or around a region 41 and / or on the actuating element 40.
- the detection element 50 registered when an object 100 - such as a hand - approaches the actuator 40. If the recognition element 50 detects this approach, a positive recognition 51 is triggered.
- Figure 2 is still no Approach of the object 100 instead, so that the positive detection 51 does not have to be triggered. However, this is the case in FIG. 3.
- the object 100 has approximated the actuating element 40 in such a way that it has penetrated into the region 41 around the actuating element 40. It should be noted that the object 100 does not touch the inside door handle 20.
- the recognition element 50 can be arranged on the rear side of the grip shell 22 of the inside door handle 20.
- the recognition element 50 is in a data communication 70 with a control unit 60 and in a data communication 70 'with the locking system 30.
- a positive detection 51 is triggered in the control unit 60.
- the positive detection 51 alone is not sufficient to bring the locking system 32 in the release mode. Rather, it still requires a vehicle-side release signal. This vehicle-side release signal may be dependent on a state of the vehicle 30.
- the on-vehicle release signal is dependent on a vehicle speed (indicated by "V” in the drawings) that the vehicle 30 is traveling away from Door 31 to open when the vehicle is moving at a vehicle speed greater than a predetermined maximum speed (in the drawings with "Vmax” marked).
- V vehicle speed
- Vmax vehicle speed
- the vehicle 30 is traveling at a vehicle speed 34 that is greater than the predetermined maximum speed.
- This predetermined maximum speed can be between 5 km / h and 10 km / h and depends on the design of the door 31 and / or the vehicle 30th
- the detection element 50 may also trigger a positive detection when a touch of the actuator 40 is dictated.
- the invention provides that the recognition element 50 registered when an object 100 - such as a hand - touches the actuator 40.
- the contact may also be a mechanical activation of the actuating element, ie a pivoting and / or axial displacement of the actuating element. Detects the recognition element 50 this contact is triggered a positive detection 51. This contact is shown approximately in FIG. By the contact of the actuating element 40, the positive detection 51 is triggered, which in combination with the vehicle-side release signal 80 causes the control unit 60 to transfer the locking system in the release mode.
- the embodiment of the safety system 10 according to the invention shown in the figures mainly deals with the fact that an approach around the area 41 of the actuating element 40 is detected.
- the detection element 50 may also be a system that detects a touch of the actuator 40.
- the safety system which detects an approach around the area 41 of the actuating element 40, also apply to the safety system 10, which detects a contact of the actuating element. All advantages, variants and elements are to be used for both variants of the security system 10 according to the invention.
- the control unit 60 Since the vehicle 30 is moving at a vehicle speed 34 that is greater than the predefined maximum speed, the control unit 60 does not receive and / or generate a vehicle-side release signal. Consequently, the locking system 32 can not enter the release mode. Thus, an activation 42 of the actuating element 40 results in no opening of the lock 33 of the locking system 32, as FIG. 4 illustrates. Rather, the operative connection 35 'between the actuator 40 and the locking system 32 is ineffective. An activation 42 thus does not transfer the locking system 32 into the unlocking state.
- FIG. 5 shows the security system 10 according to the invention once more. However, it is assumed here that the vehicle speed 34 'is less than a predefined maximum speed of the vehicle 30.
- the article 100 approaches the region 41 of the actuating element 40.
- the recognition element 50 detects this approach and generates a positive recognition 51 in the control unit 60. As already explained in FIG. 3, no contact of the actuating element 40 with the article is required at this time 100th
- the control unit 60 receives an on-vehicle release signal 80.
- This vehicle-side release signal 80 may, for example, come from a speed monitoring unit that has determined that the vehicle speed 34 'is less than the predetermined maximum speed.
- the combination of the positive detection 51 and the on-vehicle release signal 80 allow the control unit 60 to check the lock system 32 in the release mode.
- an activation 42 of the actuating element 40 can trigger an action process 90.
- the actuating element 40 is in operative connection 35 "with the lock 33 of the locking system 32. Consequently, the lock 33 of the locking system 32 is opened by an activation 42 of the actuating element 40. It is possible for a vehicle occupant to open the door and to close the vehicle leave.
- the release mode has two prerequisites-the positive detection 51 and the vehicle-side release signal 80-unwanted opening of the door 31 of the vehicle 30 can be prevented.
- the predefined vehicle-side release signal 80 ensures that the vehicle 30 is in a state in which an opening of the door 31 is also intended. If the vehicle 30 is not in this state, an activation 42 of the actuating element 40 does not lead to an opening of the lock 33, so that the door 31 can not be swung open. Consequently, increased security is achieved by the security system 10 according to the invention.
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| DE102008031216 | 2008-07-03 | ||
| DE102009005525A DE102009005525A1 (de) | 2008-07-03 | 2009-01-20 | Sicherheitssystem |
| PCT/EP2009/058350 WO2010000815A1 (de) | 2008-07-03 | 2009-07-02 | Sicherheitssystem |
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| EP2315893A1 true EP2315893A1 (de) | 2011-05-04 |
| EP2315893B1 EP2315893B1 (de) | 2013-09-18 |
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