EP3224465A1 - Verfahren zum ermitteln des ankerhubs eines magnetaktors - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for determining the armature stroke of a magnetic actuator having at least one air gap and an armature, and also to a device suitable for carrying out such a method.
- Such actuators can be used, for example, in diesel injection valves or fuel injectors, where the armature of the actuator is mechanically coupled to a valve needle of the injector and the armature stroke determines the opening and closing behavior of the injector and therefore the injection quantity metering.
- the armature stroke may change during operation, which may also change the performance of the entire injection system. For example, if the armature stroke is too small, undesired throttling of the injection valve occurs, whereas if the armature stroke is too high, e.g. as a result of signs of wear, so-called
- a method which serves for determining the time of the beginning of a movement of a coil drive aufwei- send fuel injector for an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle.
- the method comprises the steps of detecting a current profile through a coil of the coil drive, detecting a voltage curve of a voltage applied to the coil, determining a magnetic hysteresis curve based on the detected current profile and the detected voltage curve, comparing the magnetic hysteresis curve with a first predetermined magnetic hysteresis curve characteristic of a fuel injector fixed in a first end position, and determining the time of commencement of the movement based on the comparing step.
- the method with the features of claim 1 has the advantage that the armature stroke of a magnetic actuator with relatively low metrological and computational effort can be determined.
- the method comprises the steps of determining a magnetic hysteresis curve of the magnetic actuator, selecting a curve section in the magnetic hysteresis curve embossed by a transition of the armature from a first stationary end position to a second stationary end position, determining the magnetic energy state of the magnetic actuator in the second stationary one End position of the armature on the basis of the curve of the selected curve section, generating a curve section in the interval of the selected curve section, the generated curve section simulates the magnetic actuator with the fixed in its first end position anchor to determine a corresponding magnetic energy state of the magnetic actuator, and the comparison of the two energy states of the magnetic actuator based on the curves of the selected curve section and the generated curve section in order to determine the armature stroke based thereon.
- the method according to the invention is also advantageously suitable for magnetic actuators designed as injectors in order to continuously monitor or
- the interlinked magnetic flux ⁇ is detected as a function of the current I through a coil of the magnetic actuator.
- the chained magnetic flux is proportional to the integral
- the generation of the curve section is effected by means of at least one polynomial, wherein the coefficients and the order of the polynomial are selected such that a smooth transition is achieved in each case at connection points of the magnetic hysteresis curve predetermined by interval boundaries of the selected curve section.
- a smooth transition is to be understood as meaning that the function generating the curve section has continuous first derivatives at the transition points or interpolation points or boundary points to the detected hysteresis curve.
- the generated curve section can be fitted without discontinuities in the connection points of the hysteresis curve.
- the extrapolation interval for the at least one polynomial is decomposed into at least two subintervals, wherein the position of a node between the subintervals is determined by projecting a point of the selected curve section onto a coordinate axis, the point being approximately corresponds to an event where the armature reaches its second stationary end position.
- This makes it possible to provide different polynomials in the subintervals.
- the at least one polynomial is formed as a cubic spline function in the extrapolation interval predetermined by the interval boundaries of the selected curve segment.
- An embodiment variant of the invention that is particularly easy to implement provides for selecting a curve section that is caused by a drop in the armature from its first stationary end position to its second stationary end position.
- the drop motion of the armature in the hysteresis loop of the magnetic actuator is much more pronounced and identifiable than the opposite armature pull motion, since the latter typically runs into the magnetic saturation region of the hysteresis loop and is relatively weak due to the rather flat curve.
- a preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention is that the profile of the curve section generated by at least one polynomial in the first sub-interval has a constant slope, which is determined by means of a physical characteristic characterizing the Ankerhub the magnetic actuator and defined by the quotient ⁇ /,, where ⁇ a current intensity difference, which is defined by the difference between a current ⁇ by the magnetic actuator at the first stationary end position dropped anchor and a current I " by the magnetic actuator fixed in the first stationary end position anchor, while ⁇ one of the current intensity difference .DELTA. ⁇ assigned This physical parameter is on the one hand a theoretically deducible and on the other hand an experimentally obtainable auxiliary variable with which the coefficients of the polynomial in the first subinter vall be determined. To obtain this characteristic or auxiliary quantity, two series of measurements are sufficient, which are carried out once for each type of magnet actuator.
- the entire cross-sectional area of the at least one air gap is taken into account by calculating the armature stroke Ah according to the following equation:
- a suitable device for carrying out the method according to the invention comprises a signal generating means for driving the
- Hysteresis curve of the controlled magnetic actuator and a computing and evaluation wherein the evaluation device is adapted to select a of a transition of the armature from a first stationary end position to a second stationary end position embossed curve portion in the magnetic hysteresis curve, for determining the magnetic energy state of the magnetic actuator in the second stationary end position of the armature on the basis of the curve of the selected curve section, for generating a curve section in the interval of the selected curve section, the generated curve section simulates the magnetic actuator with the fixed in its first end position armature to determine a corresponding magnetic energy state of the magnetic actuator, and for comparing the two energy states of the magnetic actuator based on the curves of the selected curve section and the generated curve section in order to determine the armature stroke based thereon stuffs.
- Magnetaktors wherein the concatenated magnetic flux ⁇ is plotted as a function of the current I in symmetrical control of the magnetic circuit
- 3A a diagram with ⁇ characteristic curves of two magnetic core materials differently sized air gaps as a function of the current I,
- 3B is a graph with characteristics of two magnetic core materials, wherein the magnetic field B is plotted as a function of H, 4 shows the course of a physical parameter for a magnetic actuator designed in different material variants as a function of the concatenated magnetic flux ⁇ , FIG. 5 shows a flow chart with the essential method steps of the method according to the invention
- FIG. 6 is a control diagram for the symmetrical control of a
- Magnetaktors wherein the voltage or the current is plotted as a function of the time t
- FIG. 7A is a driving diagram for one-sided driving of a magnetic actuator
- FIG. 7B is a graph of a hysteresis characteristic of a magnetic actuator driven in accordance with the driving diagram of FIG. 7A.
- FIG. 1 shows the course of the ⁇ characteristic curve of a magnetic circuit as a hysteresis loop 10 as a function of the current I.
- the current I is plotted on the abscissa by the exciter coil of the magnetic circuit, while on the ordinate of the chained magnetic flux ⁇ is plotted.
- the chained magnetic flux ⁇ is obtained by integration of the induced in a measuring coil of the magnetic circuit
- the invention is based on the finding that movements of the armature relative to the air gap and thus the associated switching operations of the magnetic circuit or actuator manifest themselves on the curve of the hysteresis loop 10. Such armature movements are characterized by falling or tightening of the armature relative to the air gap of the actuator.
- the switch operation of the actuator correspondingly associated with drop of the armature from the region of the air gap is impressed on a curve section of the hysteresis curve 10 and can be seen from a depression 11 in the course of the upper return curve branch 13 in the first quadrant of the diagram; a contrast opposite movement of the armature, so tightening the armature in the direction of the air gap manifests itself, for example, in the case of negative function values of ⁇ and I in the course of the upper returning curve branch 13 in the third quadrant of the diagram with reference to a curve with a slight slope 14 in the vicinity of the saturation region 15 ' .
- 16 of the hysteresis loop 10 are in the course of the lower leading curve branch
- Anchor drop movement and an anchor pulling movement can be seen.
- the armature dropping off ie, an armature movement leading away from the air gap of the actuator, which occurs when the current intensity I is reduced starting from the saturation region 15 or 15 ' until a current threshold value denoted by reference numeral 17 is reached or undershot himself.
- Air gap wherein the concatenated magnetic flux changes.
- the hysteresis loop 10 thus shows in each case two anchor dropping movements and two anchor pulling movements, ie a total of four switching operations, which are characterized by local ⁇ changes.
- Fig. 2 shows the upper or returning curve branch 13 of the hysteresis curve or ⁇ characteristic curve 10 of the magnetic circuit or magnetic actuator in the first quadrant of the diagram of Fig. 1.
- the curve branch 13 has - at current levels below saturation 15 - a curve portion 20 which is characterized by the drop of the armature from its end position on a magnetic core to an end position or rest position away from the magnetic core.
- this energy state Ei can be determined by calculating the area between the course of the curve section 20 and the ⁇ -axis by integration within the interval limits delimiting the curve section 20, as will be explained in detail below.
- This curve section 22 thus represents an energy state E 2 of the magnetic circuit or
- This energy state E 2 can also be determined by calculating the area between the course of this extrapolated curve section 22 and the ⁇ -axis by integration within the interval limits delimiting the extrapolated curve section 22, as will be explained in detail below. Since the cross - sectional area of the air gap remains constant both in the lowered and in the attracted armature position, the difference between the two energy states Ei - E 2 is the
- a function F is generated which is formed by at least one polynomial.
- a smooth transition should be understood to mean that the function has continuous first derivatives at the transition points or interpolation points or boundary points to the detected hysteresis curve.
- the approximation interval [K, P2] of the generated curve section is divided into two subintervals, wherein a first subinterval [K, PI] with a function Fl generated therein covers the range of relatively small current intensities from K to Pl (li, ⁇ ) while a second sub-interval [PI, P2] adjoins the first subinterval to higher current intensities and with a function F2 generated therein from the point Pl (li, ⁇ ) to the point P2 (l 2 , ⁇ 2 ) extends.
- the two functions Fl and F2 are subfunctions of the function F.
- the position of the node PI between the two subintervals results from the analysis of the selected curve section 20, because in the selected curve section 20 the point at the current value II marks the rest position of the armature in the fallen state, because the anchor at P2 a there incurring waste movement, which is superimposed by oscillations 27 due to Ankerprellvor réellen; These oscillations 27 are at least approximately decayed at the current value II.
- the projection of this point in the curve of the selected curve section 20, where the oscillations have subsided 27 and thus the armature is in its rest position, on the horizontal coordinate axis thus determines the position of the node PI between the sub-intervals Fl and F2.
- a polynomial of first order ie a straight line segment with constant slope
- the physical characteristic variable AKG characterizing the armature stroke behavior of the magnet actuator which serves as a physical auxiliary variable for extrapolation in this sub-interval, has a good approximation a constant course, as otherwise illustrates the diagram shown in Fig. 4, and thus represents a measure of the slope ⁇ / ⁇ of the straight segment.
- a polynomial is selected whose order and coefficients are so dimensioned that the respective slope of the function F2 at the subinterval boundaries PI, P2 coincides with the slopes there and a practically flowing course is achieved therebetween ,
- the approximated function curve for the extrapolated curve section 22 is thus divided into the subfunctions Fl and F2. Because of the smooth transitions at the node PI between the two subintervals and at the boundary point P2, the first derivatives of the functions at point II are:
- f is the function of the detected hysteresis curve in the curve connecting piece 24 at currents I> 12 to the saturation region 15, where the armature of the magnetic actuator is still in the tightened position.
- P2 I2, ⁇ 2
- the coefficients of the polynomials assigned to the subfunctions Fl and F2 are calculated or determined in order to generate the generated curve section 22 in the connection points K and P2 of the measured
- Insert hysteresis curve 10 or adapt Preferably, the function F composed of the subfunctions Fl and F2 is designed as a cubic spline function in the two subintervals.
- an iteration process is initialized in the first subinterval between K and PI, wherein the slope given by the physical characteristic AKG is inserted into the polynomial and then this starting value is varied until it is in the Interaction with the polynomial acting in the second subinterval, minimizing the deviations in the boundary points K and P2 and thereby allowing a continuous course of the generating function F over both subintervals - without discontinuities at the boundary points.
- the curve of the selected curve section 20 is integrated within the limits of the first subinterval and on the other hand the course of the generated curve section 22 is integrated within the limits of the first subinterval, the respective integration via the Differential ⁇ takes place.
- the first subinterval as the integration region for the two integrations, oscillations caused by armature bounce movements in the second subinterval of the selected curve section 20 are not considered in the calculation of the integrals and thus can not falsify the calculation.
- a coordinate transformation or coordinate shift is performed such that the curve sections 20 and 22 pass through the coordinate zero point.
- the two integrations are carried out to calculate the two energy states, whereupon the difference between the two integration results is formed, which, as the energy difference ⁇ , is a measure of the energy Ankerhub represents.
- the air gap cross section of the magnetic actuator is additionally taken into account.
- ⁇ is the magnetic energy difference between the energy states Ei and E 2 corresponding to the selected curve section 20 and the generated curve section 22, with n the number of windings of the coil of the
- Magnetic actuator with ⁇ 0, the magnetic permeability, denoted by verk the concatenated magnetic flux and with Ai and A 2 cross-sectional areas of the air gap.
- the magnetic permeability ⁇ 0 of the vacuum is at a value of 1.26 x 10 "6 ⁇ VSA rrf 1 defined.
- Air gap cross-sectional areas Ai and A 2 has.
- the magnetic energy density is given by the following equation:
- Hi and h 2 denote the different heights of the air gap as a function of the anchor end position.
- equation (VI) gives the above equation (I).
- the integrand I designates the current profile of the function in the first subinterval, while the differential is designated.
- 3A shows the characteristic curves for two different magnetic core materials of a magnetic circuit or magnetic actuator, each with different sized air gaps dl, d2 and d3, wherein the concatenated magnetic flux ⁇ is plotted as a function of the current I through the magnetic circuit.
- the first magnetic core material is shown by dashed curves, while the second magnetic core material is shown by solid curves.
- FIG. 3B shows a diagram in which the magnetic field B is plotted as a function of the magnetic field strength H for the two different magnetic core materials of the respective magnetic circuit of FIG. 3A, wherein the first magnetic core material is shown by a dashed curve, while FIG the second magnetic core material is shown by a solid curve. Thereafter, as H increases, the first magnetic core material has a lower B value and hence a lower energy density than the second magnetic core material.
- H the first magnetic core material has a lower B value and hence a lower energy density than the second magnetic core material.
- FIG. 4 shows the course of the physical parameter AKG as a function of the concatenated magnetic flux ⁇ for a magnet actuator or magnetic circuit designed as a magnet valve with armature in different variants, which comprise two different magnetic core materials and two anchor strokes determined by air gaps of different size.
- the physical characteristic AKG is plotted in the unit AW ⁇ s ' 1 .
- the abscissa shows the concatenated magnetic flux ⁇ in the unit V »s.
- the AKG characteristics for the magnetic actuator formed with a first magnetic core material are shown in two dashed curves 28, 28 '
- the AKG characteristics for the magnetic actuator formed with a second magnetic core material are shown in two solid curves 29, 29 '
- the two lower characteristic curves 28, 29 differ from the two upper characteristic curves 28 ' , 29 ' in that the air gap in the two upper characteristic curves 28 ' , 29 ' is dimensioned to be greater in the lowered armature position than in the two lower characteristic curves 28, 29.
- FIG. 5 shows a flowchart with the essential method steps of the method 100 according to the invention.
- a first step 101 the first step 101.
- Hysteresis loop ie the akt characteristic curve of the magnetic actuator measured by passing through the current and in each case the voltage U ind induced in a measuring coil is detected for each set current value in order to determine the jeweils values assigned to the set current values on the basis of the integral iUi nd dt - vote and store the total value pairs (I, ⁇ ) determined in a memory field.
- nd U EI also the induced voltage of the excitation coil with Ui - R »l are formed
- U Err denotes the excitation voltage.
- a curve section is selected from the hysteresis loop thus detected, which is characterized by a transition of the armature, preferably by a drop motion of the armature out of the air gap, wherein the pairs of values (I.sub.1) lying in the interval of the selected curve section , ⁇ ) are extracted.
- the magnetic energy Ei of the magnetic actuator is calculated on the basis of the course of the selected curve section.
- a function is generated in the interval of the selected curve section, which simulates the magnetic actuator in an armature position in which the armature remains fixed in its first initial position, that is preferably fixed to the magnetic core.
- a polynomial preferably a cubic spline function, is formed in the interval.
- the magnetic energy E 2 of the magnetic actuator is calculated based on the course of the generated function.
- the armature stroke is determined by means of the energy difference determined in the previous step 106 and the cross-sectional area of the air gap of the magnetic actuator.
- FIG. 6 shows a diagram 30 with a voltage profile 31 and a current profile 32 for the symmetrical activation of a magnetic actuator by means of a signal generator, preferably designed as an electronic control unit, wherein the signal amplitude A is applied to the coil of the magnetic actuator
- Voltage U and the current flowing through the coil I as a function of time t is shown.
- the voltage is exemplified as a rectangular signal with a positive signal level + U E cu and a negative signal height -U E cu formed (ECU: electronic control unit), while adjusting for the current I a ramp-shaped course. Due to the almost exponential increase or decrease in the
- FIG. 7A shows a diagram 40 with a voltage profile 41 and a current profile 42 for the one-sided control of a magnetic actuator by means of a signal generator, preferably designed as an electronic control unit, wherein the ordinate plots the signal amplitude A of the voltage and the current is while on the abscissa the time t is shown.
- This control differs from the control shown in FIG. 6 in that only positive rectangular pulses with a signal level + U E cu for the voltage U and positive current ramps for the current I are provided.
- the determination of the coil resistance R of the magnetic actuator takes place in the constant current range 42 ' .
- This modified embodiment of the control is also suitable for determining the armature stroke in a magnetic actuator designed as an injection valve or injector.
- the ⁇ characteristic as a function of the current I detected as a hysteresis curve in the case of single-sided control is restricted exclusively to the first quadrant and shown in FIG. 7B. Since the determination of
- the leading branch 16 is obtained by increasing the current to the saturation region 15, wherein before the saturation region 15 is the current threshold at which the anchor suit occurs, while the returning branch results from the saturation region 15 by reducing the current, wherein the armature drop at a current threshold below the saturation region.
- the extrapolated curve section 22 is calculated for the selected curve section.
- the device intended for carrying out the method according to the invention comprises a signal generating device for driving the magnetic actuator and a detection device for determining a hysteresis curve 10 of the controlled magnetic actuator and a computing and evaluation device, wherein the computing and evaluation is designed to select one of a transition of the armature a first stationary end position in a second stationary stationary end position embossed curve portion 20 in the magnetic
- Hysteresis curve 10 for determining the magnetic energy state of the magnetic actuator in the second stationary end position of the armature based on the course of the selected curve section 20, for generating a curve section 22 in the interval of the selected curve section 20, wherein the generated curve section 22, the magnetic actuator with the in its first end position fixed anchor simulated to a corresponding magnetic energy
- the detection device is expediently designed as a current / voltage measuring device.
- the computing and evaluation device preferably has a processor with at least one memory in which, on the one hand, the method according to the invention is stored as a computer program and, on the other hand, measurement data and calculated data are temporarily stored.
- the computing and evaluation can be designed as a computer.
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