WO1999053461A2 - Anordnung zur fahrbahnzustandserkennung - Google Patents
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- G01N21/00—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of optical means, i.e. using sub-millimetre waves, infrared, visible or ultraviolet light
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- B60Q—ARRANGEMENT OF SIGNALLING OR LIGHTING DEVICES, THE MOUNTING OR SUPPORTING THEREOF OR CIRCUITS THEREFOR, FOR VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60Q9/00—Arrangement or adaptation of signal devices not provided for in one of main groups B60Q1/00 - B60Q7/00, e.g. haptic signalling
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- the invention relates to an arrangement for the detection of roadway condition according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- a surface monitoring system is known from US Pat. No. 5,497,100, which can also be used to detect the condition of a road surface, and which comprises a microwave transmission / reception system with one or more operating frequencies.
- the different reflection behavior of dry, wet and icy road surfaces is evaluated to differentiate between different road surface conditions.
- transceivers with infrared radiation preferably using several wavelength ranges and evaluating the different reflection behavior of different states of the road surface.
- DE 40 08 280 A1 for example, a statement about the state of the driving is made from the formation of a quotient of detected reception signals for different wavelength ranges. derived from the web surface.
- the infrared absorption behavior of water is also used in Hydrological Processes, Vol. 5, pages 321-327 to determine the soil moisture by determining the reflectivity of soil for different IR wavelengths.
- DE 4040 842 A1 discloses an infrared microwave sensor system for recognizing the state of the road, which on the one hand applies broadband IR radiation to a surface and separately detects backscattered light in several wavelength ranges and on the other hand detects the reflection behavior of the surface Measures microwaves.
- a decision about the condition of the road surface is obtained by logically linking the various measurement signals or signals derived therefrom in a logic gate arrangement.
- a similar system is known from DE 196 03 557 A1, in which a first wavelength range with an absorption band of water and a second wavelength range with low absorption by water are selected for the infrared system.
- the present invention is based on the object of specifying an arrangement for recognizing the state of a road surface which, with a simple and inexpensive construction, enables reliable information about the state of the road and is particularly suitable for use in road vehicles.
- the invention is described in claim 1.
- the subclaims contain advantageous refinements and developments of the invention.
- the invention enables a more precise assessment of the reflection and absorption properties of the monitored surface section and thus a more precise and reliable statement about the nature of this surface section. It is fundamental here that the intensity (transmission power) of the IR radiation emitted in this wavelength range is varied over time in at least one of the different wavelength ranges used, and one by correlated evaluation of received radiation power in the receiver device using the knowledge of the temporal variation of the intensity of the emitted radiation improved separation of the different radiation components is possible.
- the variation in time of emitted radiation power with correlated evaluation of the received signal in particular also enables the influence of extraneous light that is always present to be effectively eliminated. Such measures are possible with little effort and thereby allow a considerable increase in the separate evaluation of the individual signal components.
- the individual measures specified as particularly advantageous and preferred for realizing the temporal variation of the intensity of the emitted radiation can be carried out on their own or in various combinations. The constructive and / or technical implementation of these measures is known per se to the person skilled in the art. Some of these measures are already known in other contexts, so that experience from other areas can be used to implement them.
- the temporal variation can concern only the radiation in one wavelength range as well as the variation of the intensity of the emitted radiation in both wavelength ranges.
- the mention of two wavelength ranges Chen should not rule out that more than two distinguishable wavelength ranges are used and evaluated.
- an embodiment with two different infrared wavelength ranges is preferred. It is shown that with two different wavelength ranges, in particular a wavelength range with low absorption in water, for example at approx. 950 nm and a second wavelength range with high absorption by water (water absorption band), for example at 1350 nm, a good assessment of the surface condition of a road surface is possible .
- the time variation of the intensity of the emitted radiation is achieved by clocking the radiation power, in particular by switching between a switch-on power level and an emitter state without radiation of IR power.
- Both wavelength ranges are preferably operated in such a clock mode, the radiation of power in the two different wavelength ranges taking place in time-division multiplexing and, advantageously, emission breaks are also provided.
- the time-division multiplexing can also be used to define reception intervals in which only radiation of a wavelength range is expected as a useful signal component. Separation of the signal components of the different wavelength ranges is thus possible in a particularly simple manner.
- the length of the switching intervals is preferably very large compared to the transit time of the emitted radiation from the emitter via the illuminated surface into the receiving device, so that a phase shift of the clock signals does not have to be taken into account separately.
- the proportion of extraneous radiation in the two useful wavelength ranges can advantageously be determined in such time intervals in the receiving device and in the evaluation in the lighting intervals are also taken into account, for example by subtracting a corresponding external signal component and / or by influencing the operating point of one or more receiver elements.
- Another advantageous variant for realizing the temporal variation of the intensity of the emitted IR radiation comprises a periodic modulation of the radiation power.
- the intensities in both wavelength ranges are advantageously modulated with different modulation frequencies and the signal components in the receiving device are separated from one another and from an external signal component by frequency-selective demodulation, for example synchronous rectification or bandpass filtering.
- the modulation is preferably carried out at a high frequency in the range of, for example, 10-100 kHz.
- the length of the on and blanking pulses advantageously being selected in accordance with one of the pulse code patterns known per se and on the On the receiving device side, the signal components are separated in a manner known per se by correlation with compression filters or the like.
- radiation emission in both wavelength ranges can take place simultaneously for different wavelength ranges with different pulse coding.
- the emitter elements of the transmission device can in particular advantageously be light-emitting diodes or laser diodes. Such diodes are inexpensive to obtain lend, require a small installation volume and are easily controlled electrically. Emitter diodes for the two wavelength ranges already mentioned as preferred are known per se.
- a first embodiment provides two separate emitter elements for the two wavelength ranges used.
- a common emitter element which can emit separately controllable in two wavelength ranges, can also be used.
- a common broadband emitter element can be provided for the emission of the radiation, in which case the wavelength ranges can be differentiated by wavelength-selective filters for the two wavelength ranges in the radiation path.
- these separate emitter elements are preferably controlled by separate electrical signals from a control device, clock generators or the like.
- a broadband emitter element is used, the intensity of the emitted power can be varied in one or both wavelength ranges by controllable light valves in the path of the radiation, for example controllable liquid crystal windows.
- the wavelength filters can be structurally combined with the controllable light valves.
- a conventional temperature IR radiator can then also be used as the radiation element.
- the receiving device preferably contains separate receiving elements for the different wavelength ranges of the radiation to be detected, the wavelength selectivity of which is given either preferably by the material composition of semiconductor receiving elements or by upstream wavelength-selective filters.
- the temporal variation of the intensity of the radiated power also allows the corresponding this variation taking into account the use of a broadband receiving element common to both wavelength ranges, the separation of the different radiation components then being shifted to a downstream evaluation electronics, for example with discrete filters or the like and / or digital signal processing.
- Particularly suitable as receiving elements in the receiving device are photodiodes, in which there is still the advantageous possibility of simple adjustment of the working point, for example depending on a detected external radiation level.
- the transmitter and receiver of the IR evaluation are preferably structurally combined for both wavelength ranges and form a monostatic arrangement, i.e. the transmitter and receiver are arranged essentially at the same location.
- the direction of the radiation of IR transmission power and the reception of backscattered radiation are preferably within an angular range between 0 ° and 30 ° with respect to the surface normal of the monitored surface.
- a surface section located below the arrangement is then illuminated and monitored.
- An arrangement in which the described IR transmission / reception devices are operated in combination with an additional microwave transmission / reception device is particularly advantageous, as a result of which the evaluation options known per se allow a particularly reliable differentiation of the relevant road conditions.
- the transmission power of the microwave device can also vary over time, so that when used in road vehicles, the mutual interference from similar arrangements housed in separate vehicles can be reduced or eliminated.
- the sensors in particular the microwave sensors, and in some cases also the emitters, can show a temperature-dependent behavior which can influence the measurement results.
- temperature sensors are advantageously attached to or in the vicinity of components with a strong temperature dependence.
- the measurement signals are corrected in accordance with the measured temperatures, preferably in the form of digital signal processing.
- the measured values for radiation components in the different wavelength ranges determined in the receiving device can, according to an advantageous development of the invention, be fed as input variables to a classifier which is assigned to one of several classes for the road condition.
- the measured values determined in the receiving device are subjected to an analog / digital conversion.
- the advantage of a classifier lies in the fact that for the assignment of a class to a combination of measured values, no explicit models have to be made about the backscatter properties of certain road conditions, but that the classifier can be set using training examples.
- the classifier is preferably also supplied with at least one measured value of external radiation to be received in at least one of the wavelength ranges as a further input variable.
- a particularly favorable embodiment of a classifier contains a look-up table.
- the measurement signals or Signals derived therefrom are used in digital form as addresses or partial addresses for table addressing.
- the table contents are the road condition classes.
- the measurement results of any speed sensors and outside temperature sensors that may be present can be linked to a roadway condition statement from the arrangement according to the invention for a final decision.
- the individual components of the transmitting device and the receiving device of the IR system as well as components of the microwave system can be implemented completely or partially on a common integrated circuit.
- the polarimetric behavior of the monitored road surface can also be determined and taken into account.
- optical and / or acoustic warning signals can be emitted from the decision about the status of the monitored road in known manner or direct interventions in the driving status can be carried out, for example by reducing the speed.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a first embodiment
- Fig. 2 is a block diagram of a second embodiment
- the arrangement outlined in FIG. 1 contains an infrared transmitter SE and an infrared receiver EE.
- the time course of the intensity of the radiation emitted by the two emitter elements is controlled by two clock generators T1 and T2.
- the radiation backscattered on the road surface is picked up in the receiving device by two receiving elements R1 for a first wavelength range around ⁇ 1 and R2 for a second wavelength range around ⁇ 2.
- the spectral curves of the emitter elements E1 and E2 and of the reception elements R1 and R2 assigned from the wavelength range are not necessarily completely identical. Furthermore, the spectral curves of the separate emitter elements and / or the separate receiving elements can overlap.
- the radiation components recorded in the receiving elements R1, R2 likewise show a time variation in the intensity corresponding to the temporal variation of the emitted radiation, which intensity is taken into account in demodulators D1, D2 to further reduce the interference signal components in the received signals.
- modulation control signals M1, M2 are fed from a control device to both the clock generators T1, T2 of the emitter elements and the demodulators D1, D2 of the receiving elements.
- the demodulators D1, D2 can have, for example, synchronous rectifiers, time circuits, bandpass filters or other circuits suitable for utilizing the time information. Signal components can also be used to compensate short-term fluctuations can be integrated over a predefinable period.
- the output signals of the demodulators D1, D2 are fed to an analog / digital converter arrangement A / D and are further evaluated in digital form in an evaluation circuit C, for example a processor, a user-specific programmable circuit or the like.
- the evaluation circuit C can also serve as a control circuit for generating the modulation control signals M1, M2.
- the emitter elements E1, E2 and the receiving elements R1, R2 are preferably protected against the road by radiation-permeable windows with a dirt-repellent surface coating.
- the windows can also have the shape of a lens to concentrate radiation.
- the roadway is sketched in a different representation as a transmission element F with certain transmission properties corresponding to the surface condition of the roadway in the radiation path between separate emitters E1, E2 of the transmission device SE and a common broadband reception element R in the reception device EE.
- the receiving element R is, for example, a photodiode, the operating point settings of which can be made and changed by a controller P.
- the output signal of the broadband receiving element R is passed in parallel to a low-pass filter L, a first band-pass filter B1 and a second band-pass filter B2.
- the clock generators T1, T2 in the transmission device are intended to modulate the intensity of the radiation emitted by the emitter elements E1, E2 with different high-frequency modulation frequencies F1, F2.
- the center frequencies of the bandpass filters B1 and B2 are on the Modulationsfreqeunzen F1, F2 of the clock generator T1 or T2 tuned in the transmitting device and filter the backscattered signal components belonging to the different wavelengths from the electrical output signal of the optically broadband detector R.
- a value for the unmodulated external radiation component can be determined via the low-pass filter R. This value for the external radiation component can be used, for example, for setting and readjusting the working point of the common receiving element R via the working point controller P.
- the output signals of the low-pass filter L, the band-pass filter B1 and the band-pass filter B2 are fed to an A / D converter, which forwards them to an evaluation circuit C in digitized form.
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