JP2000009744A - Acceleration sensor - Google Patents

Acceleration sensor

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JP2000009744A
JP2000009744A JP10176796A JP17679698A JP2000009744A JP 2000009744 A JP2000009744 A JP 2000009744A JP 10176796 A JP10176796 A JP 10176796A JP 17679698 A JP17679698 A JP 17679698A JP 2000009744 A JP2000009744 A JP 2000009744A
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acceleration
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moving body
acceleration sensor
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Mitsuo Kawashima
光男 川島
Yuji Ueno
裕司 上野
Makoto Kuroki
誠 黒木
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OYO DENKI KK
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an acceleration sensor, free of malfunctions, even in the outdoors which have severe temperature changes or the like, and capable of detecting only the acceleration in the measuring object direction, and having high measuring accuracy. SOLUTION: This acceleration sensor has a displacement detection part having a hollow, slender, cylindrical glass tube 7, a moving body, namely a cylindrical weight 8 arranged slidably along the inner wall along longitudinal direction, moving-body holding means, namely springs 9, 9' for pressurizing the moving body from the both sides of the sliding direction in the opposite directions respectively with equal pressures and for returning it to a prescribed position, optical displacement detection means, namely, LED 11, 11' for detecting a displacement quantity of the moving body by the change of a received light quantity, and quarts transistors 12, 12', and also has a data processing part for electrically processing the change of the received light quantity which is detected by the displacement detection part and for converting it into acceleration, and a recording part for recording the acceleration converted by the data processing part.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、車両の走行中等に
受けた衝撃を加速度として検出するのに使用される加速
度センサに関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an acceleration sensor used to detect, as acceleration, an impact received while a vehicle is running.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来の前記技術分野に属する加速度セン
サとしては、金属又は半導体の抵抗にサイズモ系を介し
て加速度によるひずみを加え、その抵抗変化の割合によ
り加速度を検出するひずみゲージ式加速度センサや、ジ
ルコン酸鉛・チタン酸バリウム・水晶等の圧電素子が加
速度により加圧されたとき電荷を生じる性質を利用した
圧電型加速度センサ等がある。しかし、これらは、屋外
で用いると温度差の激しい場所では焦電効果が現れ誤作
動の原因になる。また、特定方向だけの加速度を検出し
たいときに測定対象加速度方向以外の加速度を検出して
しまう。従来の加速度センサは、この縦横感度比が5%
程はあり、それだけ測定精度が低くなっている。
2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional acceleration sensor belonging to the above technical field, a strain gauge type acceleration sensor which applies a strain due to acceleration to a metal or semiconductor resistance through a seismic system and detects the acceleration based on a rate of the resistance change, And a piezoelectric acceleration sensor utilizing the property of generating a charge when a piezoelectric element such as lead zirconate / barium titanate / quartz is pressed by acceleration. However, when these are used outdoors, a pyroelectric effect appears in a place where the temperature difference is sharp, which causes a malfunction. Further, when it is desired to detect an acceleration only in a specific direction, an acceleration other than the measurement target acceleration direction is detected. Conventional acceleration sensors have a vertical / horizontal sensitivity ratio of 5%.
The measurement accuracy is low.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】本発明は、温度変化等
の激しい屋外でも誤作動せずに測定対象方向の加速度の
みを検出することができる測定精度の高い加速度センサ
を提供することを目的とする。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide an acceleration sensor having a high measurement accuracy capable of detecting only an acceleration in a direction to be measured without malfunction even in a severe outdoors such as a temperature change. I do.

【0004】[0004]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するた
め、加速度センサを、中空の細長い容器と当該容器内に
長手方向の内壁に沿ってスライド可能に配設された移動
体及びこの移動体をスライド方向の両側から等しい圧力
でそれぞれ反対方向に押圧し所定位置に戻す移動体保持
手段並びに前記移動体の変位量を受光量の変化により検
出する光学的変位検出手段を有する変位検出部と、変位
検出部で検出された受光量の変化を電気的に処理して加
速度に換算するデータ処理部と、データ処理部で換算さ
れた加速度を記録する記録部とを有するものとしたこと
を特徴とする。
In order to achieve the above object, an acceleration sensor is provided with a hollow elongated container, a moving body slidably disposed in the container along a longitudinal inner wall, and this moving body. A displacement detection unit having moving body holding means for returning to a predetermined position by pressing in opposite directions with equal pressure from both sides in the sliding direction and optical displacement detection means for detecting the amount of displacement of the moving body by a change in the amount of received light; It is characterized by having a data processing unit that electrically processes a change in the amount of received light detected by the detection unit and converts the change into acceleration, and a recording unit that records the acceleration converted by the data processing unit. .

【0005】[0005]

【発明の実施の形態】発明の実施の形態を、実施例に基
づき図面を参照して説明する。図1は加速度センサの概
要を示す説明図である。プラスチック製の保護ケース1
内に、変位検出部2、データ処理部3、記録部を構成す
るメモリ4、時刻出力部5及び電源である小型バッテリ
6を密封している。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described based on examples with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an outline of the acceleration sensor. Plastic protective case 1
Inside, a displacement detection unit 2, a data processing unit 3, a memory 4 constituting a recording unit, a time output unit 5, and a small battery 6 as a power supply are sealed.

【0006】図2は変位検出部2を示す概略正面図、図
3は変位検出部2からデータ処理部3の作動増幅器13
に電流が送られるシステムを説明する回路図である。容
器である透明な筒状のガラス管7の内部に移動体である
円筒状の錘8をガラス管7の内壁に沿ってスライド可能
に配設してある。また、移動体保持手段であるバネ9の
一端をガラス管7内の左壁部に固定するとともに、ガラ
ス管7内の右壁部にはバネ9’の一端を固定している。
そして、バネ9、9’の他端で錘8を両側から等しい圧
力で押圧し、錘8をガラス管7の左右の壁間の中央の位
置に保持している。錘8の両側面の中心部から、それぞ
れ錘8と一体にスライド可能に遮蔽板10、10’を突
設しており、その先端はガラス管7の左右の壁からそれ
ぞれ突出している。遮蔽板10の先端部の上側には光学
的変位検出手段を構成するLED11、下側には同じく
フォトトタンジスタ12を、LED11の投光部とフォ
トトランジスタ12の受光部を対向させて配設してい
る。遮蔽板10の先端部は、LED11から投光される
光を少し遮る位置に設定されている。遮蔽板10’の先
端部についても、上側に光学的変位検出手段を構成する
LED11’を、下側に同じくフォトトランジスタ1
2’をそれぞれ同様に配設している。LED11、1
1’は同じ発光量に設定してある。フォトトランジスタ
12、12’は同じ特性を有し、受光量が同じであれば
同じ大きさの電流を発生させるものであり、錘8がガラ
ス管7の中央の位置にあるときはフォトトランジスタ1
2と12’から発生する電流の大きさが同じになるよう
に設定されている。
FIG. 2 is a schematic front view showing the displacement detecting section 2, and FIG. 3 is an operational amplifier 13 of the data detecting section 3 from the displacement detecting section 2.
FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram illustrating a system in which a current is sent to the system. A cylindrical weight 8 as a moving body is slidably disposed along the inner wall of the glass tube 7 inside a transparent cylindrical glass tube 7 as a container. Further, one end of a spring 9 serving as a moving body holding means is fixed to a left wall portion in the glass tube 7, and one end of a spring 9 'is fixed to a right wall portion in the glass tube 7.
Then, the weights 8 are pressed by equal pressures from both sides at the other ends of the springs 9 and 9 ′, and the weights 8 are held at a central position between the left and right walls of the glass tube 7. Shielding plates 10, 10 ′ are provided so as to be slidable integrally with the weight 8, respectively, from the center of both sides of the weight 8, and the tips project from the left and right walls of the glass tube 7, respectively. An LED 11 constituting an optical displacement detecting means is provided above the tip of the shielding plate 10, and a photo transistor 12 is also provided below the tip of the shielding plate 10. ing. The tip of the shielding plate 10 is set at a position where the light emitted from the LED 11 is slightly blocked. Regarding the tip of the shielding plate 10 ′, the LED 11 ′ constituting the optical displacement detecting means is provided on the upper side and the phototransistor 1 is provided on the lower side.
2 'are similarly arranged. LED 11, 1
1 'is set to the same light emission amount. The phototransistors 12 and 12 ′ have the same characteristics and generate the same amount of current when the amount of received light is the same. When the weight 8 is located at the center of the glass tube 7,
The magnitudes of the currents generated from 2 and 12 'are set to be the same.

【0007】時刻出力部5は、電気的に作動し、現在の
時刻を計ってデータ処理部3に出力するものである。
The time output unit 5 operates electrically, measures the current time, and outputs the current time to the data processing unit 3.

【0008】データ処理部3は、フォトトランジスタ1
2、12’及びメモリ4並びに時刻出力部5と電気的に
接続されており、フォトトランジスタ12、12’の受
光量及び時刻出力部5の刻む現在時刻が常時入力されて
いる。このデータ処理部3は差動増幅器13、両波検波
器14、移動平均値算出手段である移動平均化回路1
5、比較手段である比較器16及びサンプルホールド回
路17並びにデータ処理回路18を有している。
The data processing unit 3 includes a phototransistor 1
2, 12 ', the memory 4, and the time output unit 5, and the light receiving amounts of the phototransistors 12, 12' and the current time of the time output unit 5 are always input. The data processing unit 3 includes a differential amplifier 13, a dual wave detector 14, and a moving average circuit 1 as moving average value calculating means.
5. It has a comparator 16 as a comparing means, a sample and hold circuit 17, and a data processing circuit 18.

【0009】これらデータ処理部3の構成要素の協働関
係は次の通りである。すなわち、衝撃により錘8及び遮
蔽板10、10’が衝撃の大きさに比例して一体に変位
量Xだけスライドする。そして、フォトトランジスタ1
2、12’のうち一方の受光遮断を増やし他方の受光遮
断を減らすためそれぞれの受光量が変化する。それに伴
い、フォトトランジスタ12、12’から発生する電流
が変化し、発生電流に差が生じる。こうして生じた発生
電流の差が作動増幅器13に入力されて増幅され正又は
負の電気信号として出力される。この電気信号が両波検
波器14に入力され、正負の値が絶対値に置き換えられ
て、電気信号の絶対値|a1|となって出力される。|
a1|は、二つの岐路の一つを通って移動平均化回路1
5に入力され、移動平均値|a2|が算出され出力され
る。続いて、移動平均値|a2|にしきい値|a3|を加
えた比較対象値|a4|が比較器16に入力され、両波
検波器14からもう一つの岐路を通って比較器16に直
接入力された電気信号の絶対値|a1|と比較される。
比較の結果|a1|>|a4|になった場合は、衝撃を受
けたと判定され、比較器16からON信号が出力され
る。移動平均化回路15としきい値を設けたのは、車両
等において通常の加減速が行われた場合にも錘8及び遮
蔽板10、10’がスライドし加速度が検出されるの
で、通常の加減速によって生じる加速度を除外し、衝撃
を受けた場合のみ比較器16からON信号が出力される
ようにするためである。こうしてON信号が出力された
ときのみ、データ処理回路18内の割り込み処理回路1
9が作動して割り込み指令信号を出力し、サンプルホー
ルド回路17に取り込まれた電気信号|a1|を取り込
み、A/Dコンバータ20により加速度に換算してその
値をメモリ4に記録させる。同時に、データ処理回路1
8は、時刻出力部5から出力された時刻情報もメモリ4
に記録させる。これによって、メモリ4には、衝撃によ
る加速度と当該衝撃を受けた時刻とが同時に記録され
る。
The cooperative relationship between the components of the data processing unit 3 is as follows. That is, the impact causes the weight 8 and the shielding plates 10 and 10 'to slide integrally with the displacement X in proportion to the magnitude of the impact. And the phototransistor 1
In order to increase the cutoff of one of the light receptions 2 and 12 'and reduce the cutoff of the other light, the respective light reception amounts change. Accordingly, the current generated from the phototransistors 12 and 12 'changes, and a difference occurs between the generated currents. The difference between the generated currents is input to the operational amplifier 13, amplified and output as a positive or negative electric signal. This electric signal is input to the dual-wave detector 14, and the positive and negative values are replaced with the absolute value, which is output as the absolute value | a1 | of the electric signal. |
a1 | is a moving average circuit 1 through one of two branches
5, a moving average value | a2 | is calculated and output. Subsequently, a comparison target value | a4 | obtained by adding the threshold value | a3 | to the moving average value | a2 | is input to the comparator 16, and is directly sent from the double wave detector 14 to the comparator 16 through another crossroad. It is compared with the absolute value | a1 | of the input electric signal.
If the comparison results in | a1 |> | a4 |, it is determined that an impact has occurred, and the comparator 16 outputs an ON signal. The moving averaging circuit 15 and the threshold value are provided because the weight 8 and the shielding plates 10 and 10 'slide and the acceleration is detected even when normal acceleration or deceleration is performed in a vehicle or the like. This is to exclude an acceleration caused by deceleration and to output an ON signal from the comparator 16 only when an impact is received. Only when the ON signal is output in this way, the interrupt processing circuit 1 in the data processing circuit 18
9 operates to output an interrupt command signal, to take in the electric signal | a1 | taken into the sample hold circuit 17, convert it into acceleration by the A / D converter 20, and record the value in the memory 4. At the same time, the data processing circuit 1
8 stores the time information output from the time output unit 5 in the memory 4;
To record. Thereby, the acceleration due to the impact and the time at which the impact was received are simultaneously recorded in the memory 4.

【0010】以上の構成の加速度センサを、電車等の車
両に、ガラス管7の向きを車両の進行方向に合わせて固
定して取り付けると、走行中に車両が何らかの原因で外
部から進行方向への衝撃を受けた場合、前述の通りに作
動し、衝撃による加速度とその衝撃を受けた時刻とを同
時に記録する。
When the acceleration sensor having the above structure is fixedly mounted on a vehicle such as a train so that the direction of the glass tube 7 is aligned with the traveling direction of the vehicle, the vehicle may move from the outside in the traveling direction for some reason during traveling. When a shock is received, the operation is performed as described above, and the acceleration due to the shock and the time when the shock is received are simultaneously recorded.

【0011】この加速度センサを車両の車外に取り付け
た場合には、保護ケース1が外部の寒暖や風雨、ノイズ
や電界からセンサの構成要素を保護するので、破損や誤
作動の怖れが少ない。また、上下方向等車両の進行方向
以外の振動や衝撃は検出しないので、測定精度が高い。
従って、いつどのような衝撃を受けたかを正確に知るこ
とができる。
When the acceleration sensor is mounted outside the vehicle, the protection case 1 protects the components of the sensor from external warmth, wind, rain, noise and electric field, so that there is little fear of damage or malfunction. Further, since no vibration or impact other than the traveling direction of the vehicle, such as the vertical direction, is detected, the measurement accuracy is high.
Therefore, it is possible to know exactly when and what kind of impact was received.

【0012】前記実施の形態では容器を透明な筒状のガ
ラス管としたが、それに限られるものではなく、内部に
移動体をスライド可能に配設できるものであればよい。
また、移動体は錘に限られず、衝撃あるいは加減速によ
って容器内をスライドするものであればよい。また、移
動体保持手段はバネに限られず、移動体を両側から均等
に押圧し衝撃や加速度がなくなったときには所定の位置
に戻せるものであればよく、例えばゴム等の弾性部材で
もよいし、固体以外のものでもよい。また、光学的変位
検出手段はLED及びフォトトランジスタに限られな
い。また、データ処理部は実施の態様に示したものに限
られず、同様の処理を行えるものであれば、他の処理シ
ステムであってもよい。また、電源は小型バッテリに限
られないが、小型バッテリであればセンサの小型化が可
能である。さらに、保護ケースはプラスチック性のもの
に限られず、絶縁性と耐久性が高いものであればよい。
用途については、車両等移動するものの受ける衝撃の検
出に限られず、例えば鉄橋等の固定物が受ける衝撃を検
知するためにも利用可能であるが、車両、特に電車のパ
ンタグラフといった高電界やノイズ、激しい寒暖の差等
過酷な環境条件に晒される場所に設置するには、本発明
に係る加速度センサが適している。
In the above-described embodiment, the container is a transparent cylindrical glass tube. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Any container may be used as long as a movable body can be slidably disposed inside.
Further, the moving body is not limited to the weight, and may be anything that slides in the container by impact or acceleration / deceleration. Further, the moving body holding means is not limited to a spring, and may be any means that can press the moving body uniformly from both sides and return to a predetermined position when the impact or acceleration is eliminated, for example, an elastic member such as rubber or a solid member. Other things may be used. Further, the optical displacement detecting means is not limited to the LED and the phototransistor. Further, the data processing unit is not limited to the one described in the embodiment, but may be another processing system as long as it can perform the same processing. The power source is not limited to a small battery, but a small battery can make the sensor smaller. Furthermore, the protective case is not limited to a plastic case, but may be any as long as it has high insulation and durability.
For applications, it is not limited to the detection of impacts received by moving vehicles and the like, but can also be used to detect impacts received by fixed objects such as iron bridges, but high electric fields and noise, such as vehicles, especially train pantographs, The acceleration sensor according to the present invention is suitable for installation in a place exposed to severe environmental conditions such as a severe temperature difference.

【0013】[0013]

【発明の効果】以上説明したとおり、本発明は、特定方
向以外の加速度を検出しないので測定誤差を小さくする
ことができる。また、誤作動を生じさせる外部環境から
隔離できる保護ケースに構成要素のすべてを収納してい
るので、高電界、ノイズ、激しい寒暖の差等の過酷な環
境条件に晒される場所に設置しても破損や測定誤差が生
じ難い。
As described above, the present invention does not detect an acceleration in a direction other than a specific direction, so that a measurement error can be reduced. In addition, since all the components are housed in a protective case that can be isolated from the external environment that may cause malfunctions, it can be installed in places exposed to severe environmental conditions such as high electric fields, noise, and severe temperature differences. It is hard to cause breakage and measurement error.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】加速度センサの概要を示す説明図である。FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an outline of an acceleration sensor.

【図2】変位検出部2を示す概略正面図である。FIG. 2 is a schematic front view showing a displacement detection unit 2.

【図3】変位検出部2及び変位検出部2とデータ処理部
3の作動増幅器13との関連を示す回路図である。
FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram showing the displacement detection unit 2 and the relationship between the displacement detection unit 2 and the operational amplifier 13 of the data processing unit 3;

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 保護ケース 2 変位検出部 3 データ処理部 4 記録部 5 時刻出力部 15 移動平均化手段 16 比較手段 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Protective case 2 Displacement detection part 3 Data processing part 4 Recording part 5 Time output part 15 Moving averaging means 16 Comparison means

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】中空の細長い容器と当該容器内に長手方向
の内壁に沿ってスライド可能に配設された移動体及びこ
の移動体をスライド方向の両側から等しい圧力でそれぞ
れ反対方向に押圧し所定位置に戻す移動体保持手段並び
に前記移動体の変位量を受光量の変化により検出する光
学的変位検出手段を有する変位検出部と、変位検出部で
検出された受光量の変化を電気的に処理して加速度に換
算するデータ処理部と、データ処理部で換算された加速
度を記録する記録部とを有する加速度センサ。
1. A hollow elongate container, a moving body slidably disposed in the container along a longitudinal inner wall, and the moving body is pressed in opposite directions from both sides in the sliding direction by equal pressures. A displacement detecting section having a moving body holding means for returning to a position and an optical displacement detecting means for detecting a displacement amount of the moving body by a change in a received light quantity, and electrically processing a change in the received light quantity detected by the displacement detecting section; An acceleration sensor comprising: a data processing unit that converts the acceleration into an acceleration; and a recording unit that records the acceleration converted by the data processing unit.
【請求項2】受光量の変化を電気信号に変換した後に当
該電気信号を移動平均値として算出する移動平均化手段
と、算出された移動平均値に所定のしきい値を加えた値
と移動平均化手段を通さずに入力された前記電気信号と
を比較し、移動平均化手段を通さずに入力された電気信
号の大きさが移動平均値としきい値の和を越える場合に
記録部に加速度を記録させる比較手段をデータ処理部に
設けた請求項1記載の加速度センサ。
2. A moving averaging means for converting a change in the amount of received light into an electric signal and calculating the electric signal as a moving average value, and moving and calculating a value obtained by adding a predetermined threshold value to the calculated moving average value. The electric signal inputted without passing through the averaging means is compared with the electric signal, and when the magnitude of the electric signal inputted without passing through the moving averaging means exceeds the sum of the moving average value and the threshold value, 2. The acceleration sensor according to claim 1, wherein comparison means for recording the acceleration is provided in the data processing unit.
【請求項3】データ処理部で換算した加速度を記録部が
記録する際に、当該時刻も同時に記録させる時刻出力部
を有する請求項1又は2記載の加速度センサ。
3. The acceleration sensor according to claim 1, further comprising a time output unit for simultaneously recording the time when the recording unit records the acceleration converted by the data processing unit.
【請求項4】請求項1、2又は3記載の構成要素を外部
の誤作動環境から隔離する保護ケースを有する加速度セ
ンサ。
4. An acceleration sensor having a protective case for isolating a component according to claim 1, 2 or 3 from an external malfunction environment.
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