EP2756620A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zum synchronisieren von netzwerkteilnehmern in einem bordnetz eines fahrzeuges - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zum synchronisieren von netzwerkteilnehmern in einem bordnetz eines fahrzeugesInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for synchronizing network subscribers in a vehicle electrical system of a vehicle, a control device for carrying out the method and a network subscriber with the control device.
- a method for synchronizing network subscribers in a vehicle electrical system comprises the steps of:
- the method is based on the consideration that the dedicated line for the time synchronization of network subscribers present in a vehicle network increases with the number of network subscribers, in particular because the individual network subscribers are to be interconnected in a star-shaped manner with the dedicated line, since the inevitable latencies would otherwise increase a non-synchronous reception of the corresponding synchronization signal, which would make a temporal synchronization impossible.
- the specified method comprises the steps:
- the reference time is derived from a wirelessly received signal.
- This wirelessly received signal can, in principle, be any signal that is suitable for temporal synchronization of the individual network subscribers.
- the signal wirelessly received may be for example a DCF77 signal that is used in Europe for synchronization of timers by radio, or Ausufre acid sequence of a radio station whose carrier frequency value play as on the radio station is derivable at ⁇ based itself.
- the wirelessly received signal is a global navigation satellite system signal, short GNSS signal
- the GNSS signals are technically conditioned temporally combinge ⁇ accurate signals that allow synchronizing in a vehicle network ⁇ participants in the form of sensors correspondingly high-precision in time.
- Such synchronization is currently the focus of the current development for Car2X communication, ie the data exchange from a vehicle to other vehicles or systems in the environment, such as traffic lights or other infrastructure components.
- a gain in safety and comfort can be achieved. In many cases, the information must be provided in real time.
- the information can be provided, for example, with a highly accurate time stamp, which is linked by the respective network participant with the information.
- this timestamp must be correspondingly highly accurate, which is ensured by the synchronization based on the GNSS signal.
- GNSS signal for example, a Global Positioning System signal, short GPS signal, a rjio6ajibHaj3 HaBwrauHOHHaa CnyTHMKOBaa Cnc eMa signal, short GLONASS signal or a Galileo signal verwen ⁇ det.
- the predetermined condition is time-triggered.
- the time trigger ie the timing trigger for the synchronization can be configured arbitrarily. So can for example be provided within each network user clocks that run at a certain basic accuracy and allow a sufficiently precise chronological triggering the time-ge ⁇ controlled synchronization.
- the time-triggered condition is the temporal position of a time slot in a time division multiple access data transmission method, TDMA for short.
- TDMA data transmission method in the network.
- Such a TDMA data transmission method is used by various network protocols, such as FlexRay, PSI5, LIN, etc. used. Since these protocols are known to the person skilled in the art, a detailed description of these should be dispensed with.
- the further development is based on the consideration that, for a TDMA data transmission method, a very precise synchronization of the individual network subscribers with one another is already necessary in order to be able to use data in time slots without great bandwidth losses.
- This band ⁇ wide losses which depend largely from a lack of synchronization, so the uncertainty of when it is established for all network devices, when a time slot begins and when it ends.
- This base synchronization already present in the bus system to operate the TDMA method is now used in order gen also dependent on the first timer message with sufficient accuracy to übertra ⁇ .
- the event-dependent trigger that is, the event-dependent trigger for the synchronization can also be configured as desired.
- the event-driven trigger works stochastically, so that the synchronization seen randomly in time takes place, depending on when the event occurs.
- an event-triggered method is useful for all network protocols that are common to all network protocols.
- Network participants can not recognize temporally recurring structures together, such as in the art known to the CAN bus.
- the event-triggered condition is the output of a predetermined sensor signal.
- This sensor signal can be designed belie ⁇ big. This development is possible for all network devices that can detect a common event, so by sensors, such as acceleration, yaw rate, camera
- Each etc part ⁇ participating device in the synchronization logs the detection time and eventu ⁇ ell the detection period of the predetermined sensor signal as event-triggered Condition that can be, for example, a bollard or a certain curve.
- the message dependent on the first timer is then transmitted via the
- the depen dent ⁇ from the first timer message contains a current time, the outputs of the first timer when creating the message.
- a control device is set up to carry out a method according to one of the preceding claims.
- the specified device has a memory and a processor.
- the specified method is stored in the form of a computer program in the memory and the Processor for carrying out the method provided when the computer program is loaded from the memory in the processor.
- a computer program comprises program code means for performing all the steps of one of the specified methods when the computer program is executed on a computer or one of the specified devices.
- a computer program product comprises a program code which is stored on a data carrier and the compu ⁇ terlesbaren, when executed on a data processing device, carries out one of the methods specified.
- a network subscriber for a vehicle electrical system of a vehicle comprises a specified control device.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a vehicle electrical system for a vehicle
- Fig. 2 schematic diagram of a TDMA transmission
- Fig. 3 shows a schematic diagram of a transmission via a CAN bus.
- Fig. 1 is a
- the vehicle electrical system 2 comprises a data bus 4, which may be designed, for example, as a FlexRay bus known to the person skilled in the art or as a CAN bus known to the person skilled in the art.
- a data bus 4 which may be designed, for example, as a FlexRay bus known to the person skilled in the art or as a CAN bus known to the person skilled in the art.
- four network subscribers 6, 8, 10, 12 are bidirectionally connected to the data bus 4.
- the first network subscriber 6 is designed in the present embodiment as a GNSS receiver 6 and has a GNSS antenna 14 with which it can receive GNSS signals 16 from a GNSS satellite 18 in a manner known per se to the person skilled in the art.
- the GNSS signals 16 are used primarily for the absolute location of the vehicle not shown in space.
- the GNSS receiver 6 can also be part of the first network subscriber 6, which can be designed, for example, as a navigation device or as an integrated communication unit that combines different communication or reception modules.
- the second network subscribers 8 and the third network part ⁇ participants are configured as sensors in the present embodiment.
- the second network sensor 8 as Inertialsensor 8 be formed, which detects in a manner not shown accelerations and rotation rates of the vehicle not shown and in the
- the second sensor 10 should be formed in the vorlie ⁇ ing embodiment as a wheel speed sensor 10, which detects the wheel speed of one or more wheels of the vehicle not shown in more detail in a manner not shown and sends in the data bus 4.
- Data bus 4 can be connected to other sensors, such as a steering angle sensor, the other sizes, such as a steering angle of the vehicle, not shown, and send to the data bus 4.
- the third network participant 12 is formed in the present embodiment as a so-called fusion sensor 12. Fusion of sensor 12 is to classical dynamics sensors, such as the output data of the inertial sensor 8 and the wheel speed sensors 10 ⁇ with the raw GNSS data of the GNSS receiver 6 ver ⁇ bind. Due to the "external anchor" from the GNSS raw data, the fusion sensor 12 can use the output data of the
- Inertialsensors 8 and the wheel speed sensor 10 improve and deliver with greater reliability.
- the main advantage is the ability to provide a very accurate location of the vehicle, not shown.
- the position can in principle be delivered to the lane exactly who ⁇ the. It is important that very exact time Synchroni ⁇ tion of all data sources involved, so all of the sensors 8, 10, of the fusion sensor 12 and the GNSS receiver 6 to a time base with an error of less lOOys.
- each of network nodes 6 to 12 corresponding to a clock 22 to 26, which by way of example, depending ⁇ in a correspond to the transmitting means 28 to 34 for sending and receiving of synchronized data is housed.
- the time base for the synchronization of the clocks 22 to 26 comes in the present embodiment of the GNSS receiver 6, since this is an external reference ready, which is due to the system of high accuracy Ge ⁇ .
- the sensors 8 and 10 may also be part of the fusion sensor 12.
- Fig. 2 is a
- the TDMA method is used for example in the above-mentioned FlexRay system, wherein for the implementation of TDMA already a very accurate synchronization between the transmitter and receiver is necessary in order to use the time slot method known to the expert without large Bandbrei ⁇ tenliee.
- the bandwidth losses are namely ⁇ namely that at the beginning and end of each data transmission of a bus station a pause in the length of the uncertainty of the synchronization is required.
- the already existing for the operation of the bus system Basissynchronisie- tion is now used in order to also transmit the time pulse of reaching out ⁇ accuracy.
- the GNSS receiver 6 may first generate a time pulse 40 based on the reception of the GNSS signal 16 at a reception time 38.
- the clock 20 of the transmitter module 28 in the GNSS Receiver 6 synchronized based on this time pulse 40 in not illustrated ⁇ way. This can be done either by hard setting the clock 20 on the time pulse 40 or by adjusting the clock 20 on the time pulse 40. By the hard setting the clock 20 can not shown on "jumps" in time occur 36th Are these not ge ⁇ wishes, the Einregeln is the time pulse 40 beneficial ⁇ favorable. This is a time difference between the
- PLLs or DLLs known to those skilled in the art could also be adapted to the clock 20 of the transmitter module 28.
- the hard setting and the Einregeln can also be combined.
- the transmission module 28 in the GNSS receiver 6 has respect to the
- Synchronization of the clocks 20 to 26 of all network participants 6 to 12 of the data bus 4 the role of a master issuing a synchronization instruction, which follow the remaining network participants 8 to 12.
- This synchronization instruction is transmitted in a subsequent to the reception time next slot 42 of the TDMA-based bus system as shown in Fig. 2 as a cross message 44 which transmits the receipt of the time ⁇ pulse 40 in addition to the undiminished data payload by their temporal position 46.
- the latency 48 between the reception timing is integrated time 38 of the pulse 40 and the beginning 46 of the ver ⁇ used time slot 42 for transmitting the message 44, in addition in this Bot ⁇ shaft 44 to ER- a more precise synchronization possible.
- the other network subscribers 8 through 12 Upon receipt of the message 44 via the data bus 4, the other network subscribers 8 through 12 synchronize their respective clocks 22 through 26, if possible with the correction over the additional latency information 48.
- one or more messages can also be sent between the messages 44 containing the time pulse 40 or messages 44 containing the time pulse 40.
- Fig. 3 is a
- a data bus 4 which is a non-deterministic time shows ⁇ pending behavior in which the reception of the timing pulses 40 can not be expected in time by the network nodes 8 to 12, such as the CAN bus, an to be synchronized by all network nodes 8 zoom ⁇ be to 12 to be detected characteristic event 50 pulled so that they can expect to receive the clock pulses 40th The reception can signal this so to speak be siert.
- such a characteristic event 50 can be detected via the sensors of the network subscribers 6 to 12, such as, for example, acceleration, rotation rate, camera, etc.
- Each participating in the synchronization network participants 6 to 12 logs the detection times and possibly the detection period of characteristic events 50, which may be formed, for example, as a bollard or as a curve.
- Turn one of the network part ⁇ participants 6 to 12 must be analogous to FIG. 2 act as "master", ideally a network subscriber 6 to 12, which is already synchronized via the GNSS signal 16 in a very precise time.
- the GNSS receiver 6 is treated as a master by the GNSS receiver 6 via a sensor system which is connected to the GNSS receiver 6 or which is present anyway on the GNSS receiver 6, a characteristic event 50 which is also detected by the other network participants 8 to 12 can be detected, a message 44 is sent over the data bus 6, which marks the time 38 of the recognition of the characteristic event.
- the message 44 can be a simple signal. Vorzugswei ⁇ se contains the message 44 in addition, the tarry ⁇ tion 48 which has passed since the characteristic events 50 to 46 at the time of sending the message 44th This message 44 should expediently be sent with a very high priority with regard to the access to the data bus 4, so that no unknown delays are generated by the access to the data bus 4. All network participants 8 to 12 synchronize themselves to the received message and adjust their clocks 22 to 26 at it.
- a second message with an event end 52 of the characteristic event could be dispatched from 54 configured as master GNSS receiver 6 if it is a characteristic event 50 with ge ⁇ cient long duration event 56th
- the duration 54 of the characteristic event 50 may additionally be included.
- the other network subscribers 8 to 12 connected to the data bus 4 have three information - event start 38, event end 52 and event duration 56 for the characteristic event 50 and can adapt their clocks 22 to 26 accordingly better.
- the method described can be distributed time stamped and not all data must pass through a central system.
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