EP2831637A1 - Kapazitives ortungsgerät - Google Patents
Kapazitives ortungsgerätInfo
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- EP2831637A1 EP2831637A1 EP13703827.9A EP13703827A EP2831637A1 EP 2831637 A1 EP2831637 A1 EP 2831637A1 EP 13703827 A EP13703827 A EP 13703827A EP 2831637 A1 EP2831637 A1 EP 2831637A1
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- Capacitive locating device The invention relates to a locating device.
- the invention relates to a locating device for the capacitive detection of an object enclosed in a medium.
- capacitive detectors For detecting an object hidden in a wall, such as a beam in a lightweight wall, capacitive detectors are known. Such detectors use an electrode whose charging or discharging behavior is determined to close on the dielectric object. There are also known detectors with multiple electrodes, in which a change in the capacity of a
- Pair of electrodes is determined.
- the devices can not detect the wall contact itself and the capacitance of the electrodes or electrode pairs of environmental conditions, such as a temperature, humidity, an object facing away from the sensor, a ground via a user, electrical or dielectric properties of the wall material depends.
- known devices must be calibrated on the wall, for which purpose either a corresponding control by a user or a complex sensor system is required.
- DE 10 2007 058 088 A1 shows a sensor for locating dielectric objects in a medium.
- the sensor shown determines a relationship between a reference capacitance and a measurement capacitance, which is dependent on the position of the object with respect to electrodes of the two capacitors.
- DE 10 2008 005 783 B4 shows a capacitive detector as anti-trap protection, which compares the capacitance of two capacitances with each other by means of a push-pull measuring bridge.
- One of the capacitances is formed by two electrodes which can be positioned relative to one another, so that a change in their relative spacing can be used to generate a signal which warns of pinching.
- the invention has for its object to provide a tracking device for capacitive detection, which requires no calibration to achieve a high accuracy.
- uncontrollable influences such as an ambient temperature, an ambient humidity, a sensor-remote object or a grounding of the locating device via a user can influence the output signal.
- the output signal differs from an output signal in air, wherein a material and a material thickness of the medium as well as electrical wall properties such as a dielectric constant or a conductivity can be included in the output signal.
- An inventive locating device for the capacitive detection of an object enclosed in a medium comprises a measuring electrode, a receiving electrode and a reference capacitance connected to the receiving electrode.
- the measuring electrode forms a measuring capacitance which can be influenced by the object with the receiving electrode, while the reference capacitance can not be influenced by the object.
- a counter electrode is provided, which is adapted to introduce an alternating current into the medium, which corresponds in magnitude and phase to an alternating current flowing from the measuring electrode into the medium. Due to the counter electrode, currents that falsify a measurement result can be minimized or compensated. In particular, an influence of a user of the locating device on the measurement can be minimized.
- An operation of the locating device can thus be independent of how the user operates the device and to what extent or in a soft way the user is grounded, ie electrically coupled to the medium.
- the object can thereby be determined without having to calibrate the locating device before a measurement.
- the reference capacitance is formed of a reference electrode and the receiving electrode.
- the counter electrode can form a capacitance with the medium in order to capacitively introduce the alternating current into the medium.
- the counterelectrode can be arranged close to the medium and be galvanically isolated from it.
- the counterelectrode can be arranged close to the measuring electrode and be formed similarly to it.
- the capacitive coupling of the counter electrode to the medium can be advantageously used, in particular in the case of an inhomogeneous or uneven medium, since an electrical contact to the medium is not required.
- the counterelectrode may also be coupled resistively to the medium in order to introduce the alternating current into the medium galvanically.
- a surface of the counter electrode can be dimensioned relatively small.
- the locating device further comprises two gephased AC voltage sources, of which the first is connected to the measuring electrode and the second with the reference capacitance, and a third AC voltage source for acting on the counter electrode with a signal which is in phase opposition to the voltage at the measuring electrode and having a proportional to this amplitude.
- a different degrees of coupling of the measuring electrode and the counter electrode respectively to the medium can be compensated in this way.
- This allows the object, for example, with a planar array of electrodes on a uneven surface of the medium improves to be determined.
- this arrangement may be less sensitive to a tilted placement of the electrodes on the surface of the medium.
- the locating device further comprises a device for controlling the amplitude of the signal of the third AC voltage source such that an alternating current flowing from the counterelectrode into the medium corresponds in its magnitude to an alternating current flowing from the measuring electrode into the medium.
- a device for controlling the amplitude of the signal of the third AC voltage source such that an alternating current flowing from the counterelectrode into the medium corresponds in its magnitude to an alternating current flowing from the measuring electrode into the medium.
- the locating device may further comprise a further counterelectrode and a fourth AC voltage source for acting on the further counterelectrode with a signal which is in antiphase to the voltage at the reference electrode and has an amplitude proportional thereto.
- a device for controlling the amplitude of the signal of the fourth AC voltage source may be provided such that an alternating current flowing from the further counterelectrode into the medium corresponds in its magnitude to an alternating current flowing from the reference electrode into the medium.
- the measuring electrode, the reference electrode and the receiving electrode may be enclosed by an alternating arrangement of first and second electrodes, the first electrodes of the arrangement being electrically connected to the measuring electrode and the second electrodes of the arrangement being electrically connected to the counterelectrode.
- the electrodes lie in a plane and on a side facing away from the object there is arranged a shielding electrode which is connected to a constant potential and which comprises at least the measuring electrodes. completely covers the electrode.
- the measuring capacity can thus be less influenced by an object which is located on the side facing away from the medium, in particular by a user of the locating device.
- the locating device may comprise a bridge measuring circuit for detecting the object on the basis of a ratio between the measuring capacitance and the reference capacitance.
- a quotient of a difference and a sum of reference and measurement capacity can be determined and evaluated. Influences which equally affect the measuring capacity and the reference capacity, for example an ambient temperature or an ambient humidity, can thus not influence the measurement.
- the locating device has two anti-phase alternating voltage sources, the first of which is connected to the measuring electrode and the second to the reference electrode, and also a control device for controlling amplitudes of at least one of the alternating voltages to the influences of electric fields of the measuring electrode and the reference electrode to the receiving electrode to match each other.
- Such an evaluation circuit can be simply and inexpensively used in the form of a known integrated circuit.
- FIG. 1 a shows a locating device with a first evaluation circuit
- FIG. 1 b shows a locating device with a second evaluation circuit
- FIG. 2 shows an arrangement of electrodes for the locating devices of FIGS. 1 and 2
- FIG. 3 shows an interdigital electrode for the locating devices of FIGS. 1 and 2
- FIG. 4 shows a drive circuit for the counterelectrodes of the arrangement of FIG
- FIG. 1A shows a locating device 100 for the capacitive detection of an object 1 10 enclosed in a medium 105.
- the locating device 100 comprises a push-pull measuring bridge 15 and an arrangement 120 of electrodes.
- an oscillator 125 provides two phase-shifted, preferably opposite-phase, alternating voltages of the same frequency.
- the two alternating voltages are conducted to two amplifiers 130 and 135, of which at least one is controllable in its amplification factor by means of a signal.
- the output of the first amplifier 130 is connected to a measuring electrode 140 and the output of the second amplifier 135 to a reference electrode 145.
- the arrangement 120 comprises at least the electrodes 140 and 145 and a floating receiving electrode 150.
- the electrodes 140, 145 and 150 are arranged relative to one another such that a measuring capacitance C1 is present between the measuring electrode 140 and the receiving electrode 150 and between the reference electrode 145 and the receiving electrode 150 sets a reference capacitance C2.
- the electrodes 140, 145 and 150 are designed in such a way that the measuring capacitance C1 can be influenced by the object 110, while the reference capacitance C2 can not be influenced or to a negligible extent.
- the receiving electrode 150 is connected to a knife amplifier 155 whose output is connected to a synchronous demodulator 160.
- a clock signal provided by the oscillator 125, the frequency of which corresponds to that of the AC voltages which supply the amplifiers 130 and 135 are provided
- the influences of the measuring electrode 140 and the reference electrode 145 on the receiving electrode 150 are determined alternately in time and an integrator 165, which may be formed, for example, as an integrating comparator provided.
- An output of the integrator 165 is connected to an interface 170 to which a measurement signal is provided.
- the measurement signal is also used to control the gain factors of at least one of the amplifiers 130 and 135. If both amplifiers 130, 135 are controllable, an inverter 175 is provided in order to control the gain factors in opposite directions.
- the push-pull measuring bridge 15 is set up to apply alternating voltages to the measuring electrode 140 and the reference electrode of the arrangement 120 in such a way that the effect of a dielectric influence of the object 110 on the capacitances C1 and C2 at the receiving electrode 150 is the same.
- the reference capacitance C2 is physically constructed so that it can not be influenced by the object 110 or practically not influenced. If, for example, the object 1 10 is located asymmetrically in the region of the electrodes 140, 145, so that the capacitances C1 and C2 are influenced to a different degree by the object 110, the alternating voltages have unequally high amplitudes, so that the influences of the measuring electrode 140 and the reference electrode 145 on the
- Receiving electrode 150 in the time average are the same.
- the measurement signal provided at the interface 170 reflects the modulation of the amplifiers 130, 135. If the measurement signal is higher or lower than a predetermined value that corresponds to a non-existent object 110, the object 110 can be closed from the measurement signal become.
- FIG. 1B shows a locating device 100 according to FIG. 1A, wherein, however, the push-pull measuring bridge 1 15 is replaced by a bridge measuring circuit 178 with a feedback amplifier.
- the measuring electrode 140 is supplied with an alternating voltage from a first alternating voltage source 180 and the reference electrode 145 is supplied with a second alternating voltage from a second alternating voltage source 185.
- the voltages provided by AC sources 180 and 185 are out of phase with each other and have equal amplitudes.
- the alternating voltages of the alternating voltage source 180 and 185 are mixed in each case via a mixer 190 with an output signal of an amplifier 195 whose inverting input is connected to the floating receiving electrode 150.
- the output signal of the amplifier 195 and the AC voltage of the first AC voltage source 180 are both mixed together with positive signs and forwarded to the measuring electrode 140.
- the output signal of the amplifier 195 is also positive in the lower mixer 190, but the AC voltage of the second AC voltage source 185 is mixed negatively and forwarded to the reference electrode 145.
- the measuring electrode 140 and the reference electrode 145 are acted upon by phase-phase alternating voltages whose amplitudes are controlled in a manner similar to that of the push-pull measuring bridge 1 15 shown in FIG. 1 such that the influences of electric fields of the electrodes 140 and 145 on the object
- the interface 170 Provided at the interface 170 is an AC voltage which indicates the object 110 if it exceeds a predetermined value.
- the signal present at the interface 170 is proportional to a quotient of the difference and the sum of the capacitances C1 and C2.
- FIG. 2 shows the arrangement 120 of electrodes for the locating device 100
- FIG. 1 shows electrodes in a first plane facing the object 110
- FIG. 2B shows an arrangement of electrodes in a second plane, which faces away from the object 110 with respect to the first plane.
- the arrangement shown can be designed, for example, as a printed circuit on different layers of a board of insulating material.
- a first measuring electrode 205 and a second measuring electrode 210 which respectively correspond to the measuring electrode 140 in FIG. 2
- a first reference electrode 215 and a second reference electrode 220 which respectively correspond to the reference electrode 145 of FIG a
- Receiving electrode 225 which corresponds to the receiving electrode 1 15 of Figure 1 and a guard electrode 242.
- Mutually corresponding electrodes 205 and 210, 215 and 220 may be connected to each other with low electrical resistance.
- electrodes 205-220 corresponding to one another are acted on with identical or unequal but mutually proportional signals, which may originate from different sources.
- a separate amplifier 130 may be provided in the measuring bridge 15 of FIG.
- Each of the dual-type electrodes 205 and 210, 215 and 220 may also be implemented individually.
- a first counterelectrode 235 and optionally also one or more further counterelectrodes 240, 255, 260 are provided in the arrangement 120.
- the measuring electrodes 205, 210 and the counterelectrodes 235, 240 are preferably the same size and arranged horizontally and vertically with equal distances to each other.
- Counter electrodes 235 and 240 may each be enclosed by a guard electrode 242.
- the reference electrodes 215, 220 and the counter electrodes 255, 260 are preferably the same size and arranged horizontally and vertically with equal distances to each other.
- a guard electrode 232 runs in the horizontal direction, which covers the measuring electrodes 205 and 210 arranged at the top, the respective associated guard electrodes 242, the reference electrodes 215 and 220 and the first receiving electrode 225 from the counter-circuits arranged below. electrodes 235, 240, 255 and 260 with their associated
- Electrodes 242 and the other guard electrode 230 separates.
- the part of the arrangement 120 lying below the horizontal guard electrode 232 in FIG. 2A can also be dispensed with in other embodiments. All Guard electrodes 230, 232, 242 are optional.
- the guard electrode 230 corresponds to the receiving electrode 150 and increases the symmetry of the electrode arrangement and thus the field line distribution.
- the guard electrodes 230, 232, 242 are connected to a predetermined, in particular temporally constant potential, for example with a device ground of the locating device 100 FIG. 1 This procedure differs from a known active shielding in that the potential of the guard electrodes is constant over time and does not follow any other potential. tion of the push-pull measuring bridge 1 15 shown in Figure 1, since the measuring bridge
- 1 15 is set up to adjust the potential at the receiving electrode 150 such that alternating voltage components that are synchronous with the cycle of the alternating voltages at the measuring electrode 140 and the reference electrode 145, respectively, disappear.
- An insulation between adjacent electrodes of the first plane can also be done with air by a recess 244 is introduced between the electrodes, as exemplified between the first reference electrode 215 and the first receiving electrode 225 and between the second reference electrode 220 and the first receiving electrode 225 ,
- all of the electrodes 205-242 of the assembly 120 are covered by an insulating layer 246 to make resistive coupling to the ambient air medium 105 or other object more difficult.
- the insulating layer also serves as a moisture barrier, so that moisture, such as from the air, can not penetrate into the Scromeerial and affect the capacity.
- FIG. 2B shows four shielding electrodes 250, which are dimensioned and positioned in such a way that they cover one of the measuring electrodes 205, 210 or one of the counterelectrodes 235, 240 together with the optionally associated guard electrode 242.
- the shielding electrodes 250 are connected to the locating device 100 with a temporally constant potential, which may correspond to a device ground of the locating device 100. Additionally or alternatively, the shielding electrodes 250 may be connected to the guard electrodes 242.
- the shielding electrodes 250 may also be protected against external influences by means of an insulation layer 246, not shown.
- FIG. 3 shows an interdigital electrode 300 for the locating devices 100 of FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the interdigital electrode 300 comprises a multiplicity of first electrodes 305 and second electrodes 310, which are arranged alternately. All first electric Roden 305 are electrically connected to each other and all second electrodes 310 are electrically connected together.
- the interdigital electrode 300 encloses the complete arrangement 120 of electrodes with the possible exception of the shielding electrode 250.
- FIG. 3 only the measuring electrode 140, the reference electrode 145 and the receiving electrode 150 are shown by the arrangement 120. Size and spacing ratios of the three electrodes 140 to 145 shown are purely exemplary.
- the first electrodes 305 are electrically connected to the measuring electrode 140 and the second electrodes 310 are connected to one of the counter electrodes 235, 240 of FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows a drive circuit 400 for the counterelectrodes 235, 240, 255 and 260 of the arrangement 120 of FIG. 2.
- the drive circuit 400 comprises two AC voltage sources 405 and 410, as well as two amplifiers 415 and 420.
- the AC voltage source 405 provides a signal which is in antiphase to the voltage at the measuring electrode 140 and has a proportional to this voltage amplitude.
- the AC source 410 provides a signal that is out of phase with the voltage at the reference electrode 145 and has an amplitude proportional to that voltage.
- the amplifiers 415 and 420 are omitted, and the voltages provided by the voltage sources 405 and 410 are directly connected to the counter electrodes 235 and 240 and 255 and 260, respectively.
- the amplifiers 415, 420 or corresponding components such as mixers or controllable attenuation elements are provided in order to control the amplitudes of the alternating voltages at the counterelectrodes 235, 240, 255 and 260 in such a way as to be controlled by the AC current flowing through the measuring electrode 140 and the alternating current flowing through the third counter electrode 255 and the fourth counter electrode 260 corresponds in magnitude to the alternating current flowing through the reference electrode 145.
- the amplifiers 415 and 420 are suitably connected to the electrodes 140 and 145 or their leads, as indicated by the arrows on the connections. If only the counterelectrodes 235, 240 are provided, then the part of FIG. 4 corresponding to the further counterelectrodes 255, 260 can be dispensed with. In a further embodiment, the separate drive unit for the
- Counter electrodes 235, 240, 255 and 260 are galvanically connected to the reference electrode 145 and the counter electrodes 255, 260 galvanically connected to the measuring electrode 140.
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