WO2004051245A2 - Gasmessvorrichtung und verfahren zur gasmessung mit störkompensation - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a gas measuring device with interference compensation according to the preamble of patent claim 1 and a method with interference compensation according to the preamble of patent claim 10.
- Semiconductor sensors are used in the automotive sector to measure the gas concentration, in particular the concentration of carbon monoxide CO, nitrogen oxide NO and hydrocarbons CxHy.
- the majority of semiconductor sensors are conductivity sensors based on Sn02. The measurement result can be used, for example, to open or close a recirculation air flap in a motor vehicle.
- the sensors mentioned above are also distinguished by good sensitivity to the gas to be measured.
- Nachteilhafter- however, they also exhibit a number of cross-effects which complicate the signal evaluation.
- Reducing gases such as carbon monoxide
- oxidizing gases such as nitrogen dioxide
- the strong adsorption of water on the surface of the Sn02 semiconductor sensor leads to a disruptive cross effect.
- the bound water significantly increases the conductivity of the gas-sensitive Sn02 layer.
- the amount of water adsorbed by the sensitive Sn02 layer is largely dependent on the temperature. The change in the conductivity of the Sn02 layer is therefore strongly temperature-dependent.
- the semiconductor sensor binds much larger amounts of water than at higher temperatures.
- the amount of water adsorbed can be demonstrated by means of a TDS measurement. After a certain time, a temperature-dependent equilibrium between adsorbed and desorbed water is established. When there is a change in temperature, the time constant until a new equilibrium is reached is between a few minutes and a few hours. The time constant depends on the previous environmental conditions.
- This effect is particularly disruptive in the phase after switching on or starting up the semiconductor sensor.
- the equilibrium of saturation between adsorbed and desorbed water that is valid for this temperature is established during this time. This equilibrium is also referred to below as saturation equilibrium.
- the sensor In order to be able to carry out gas measurements with the sensor, the sensor is brought to an operating temperature of approx. 330 ° C. The higher temperature of 330 ° C compared to the storage temperature means that water is desorbed until a new saturation equilibrium is formed. During this time, this has the consequence that the conductivity decreases continuously, even if the gas concentration remains constant. The resulting decrease in conductivity correlates with a change in conductivity such as is caused by a large increase in the NO concentration.
- the gas measuring device according to the invention with interference compensation offers the advantage over the prior art of a high measuring accuracy and immediately after the gas measuring device has been put into operation, that is to say after it has been switched on. was switched.
- the gas measuring device with interference compensation comprises a gas sensor for generating a gas concentration-dependent measurement signal, which may have an interference component.
- a high-pass filter with an adjustable cut-off frequency is connected downstream of the gas sensor.
- the limit frequency can be specified by means of a selection unit depending on the interference component.
- the method according to the invention for gas measurement with interference compensation with the features specified in claim 10 has the advantage over the prior art that the measurement can be carried out with high accuracy as soon as the gas measuring device is switched on.
- the method has the following steps. By means of a gas sensor, a measurement signal that is dependent on the gas concentration is generated, which may have an interference component.
- the measurement signal is then filtered by means of a high-pass filter with an adjustable cut-off frequency, the cut-off frequency being specified by a selection unit as a function of the interference component.
- a low-pass filter is provided, which is connected between the evaluation unit and the gas sensor.
- a computing unit is between the evaluation unit and the Low pass filter switched.
- the computing unit is provided for calculating the slope of a filter output signal originating from the low-pass filter.
- the selection unit is connected on the output side to a control input of the high-pass filter and is designed such that a value can be selected based on the slope of the filter output signal by means of which the cut-off frequency of the high-pass filter can be set.
- the selection unit is designed in such a way that a first filter value can be specified if the difference between the sensor value and a target value exceeds a limit value.
- a second filter value can be specified if the difference between the sensor value and the target value lies within a certain range.
- a third filter value can be specified if the sensor value corresponds to the target value.
- the first, the second and the third filter value are time constants.
- a comparator is advantageously connected to the high-pass filter. This allows the filtered signal to be compared to a threshold value.
- the gas sensor is an Sn02 gas sensor.
- the gas sensor can be designed such that nitrogen oxide can be measured with it.
- FIG. 1 shows the basic procedure for compensating for the disturbance in the form of a signal flow diagram.
- Figure 2 shows in the form of a block diagram the basic structure of the gas measuring device according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 shows the course of several signals as they can occur in the gas measuring device according to the invention.
- a NO sensor 1 supplies a sensor sensor at its output 1.1, also referred to below as a sensor output.
- signal Sl which in addition to the measured gas concentration can also have an interference component due to a shift in the saturation equilibrium.
- the sensor signal S1 is evaluated by means of a run-in compensation 2 to determine whether an interference signal component caused by desorption is present and, if appropriate, how high it is. If necessary, the interference signal component in the sensor signal S1 is compensated.
- a sensor signal S2 which has been freed from the interference signal component is present at the output of the inlet compensation 2.2 and is compared with a threshold value. For this purpose, the threshold value evaluation 3 is provided.
- a control signal in the form of a switching signal 4 which controls a recirculating air flap, not shown in the figures.
- the structure of the inlet compensation 2 is shown in FIG. 2 in the form of a further block diagram.
- the NO sensor 1 is connected to a low-pass filter 5, which filters the sensor signal S1.
- the low-pass filter 5 has a time constant tv.
- the filtered sensor signal S5 is present at the output of the low pass 5.
- the filtered sensor signal S5 is processed further by means of a computing unit 6.
- the slope S ' is calculated from the filtered sensor signal S5.
- the slope S ' is fed to a unit 12 for specifying a time constant TH.
- the unit 12 for setting the time constant TH calculated from those pitch S 'and a parameter a is the time constant TH ⁇ .
- a time constant TH is calculated from the sensor signal S1 of the NO sensor 1, that time constant in normal operation corresponds, this is fed to the high-pass filter 13 via its control input 13.1. This is the case if the conductance NO-S of sensor 1 lies between p2 * NO limit and NO limit. This is determined by means of a decision unit 7.
- the time constant TH Tl is switched to the control input 13.1 of the high pass 13. This is only the case at the start of the running-in process of sensor 1. In this case, a large slope S 'of the sensor signal S1 is to be expected. Since no data is available on the start-up of sensor 1 regarding the course of signal S1 until the saturation equilibrium is reached, • based on experience, the difference between the conductance of NO sensor 1 and the limit value NO limit is fixed won cutoff frequency started.
- the values are stored in a table, hereinafter also referred to as the look-up table. They are updated depending on the current difference during the running-in process. Tl and T2 are adjusted due to the system.
- the time constant TH T2 is applied to control input 13.1 of the High pass 13 placed. From the slope S 'of the filtered sensor signal S5, the interference amplitude of the signal S2 can be estimated after the high-pass filter 13.
- the time constant TH for the high pass 13 is set such that a defined limited interference amplitude of the signal S2 occurs at the output of the high pass filter 13. The interference amplitude is selected so that a recirculation damper that can be controlled with signal S2 is not inadvertently closed.
- the running-in process of the sensor 1 is a monotonous process, which ends when the saturation equilibrium, that is to say the balance between adsorption and desorption of the water, has been reached by the NO sensor 1.
- the signal form of the logarith ized resistance Ine can be approximated by the function from the time of switching on
- the measurement signal has a useful signal component and an interference signal component, the latter, due to the desorption of water, having the characteristic of a PTI step function.
- PT1 a First order delay element understood. In the frequency spectrum of this step function, there are high frequency components at the beginning, which decrease and disappear with increasing time.
- the interference signal component hereinafter also referred to as interference signal, which is caused by the desorption of water, can therefore be suppressed at the beginning by the high-pass filter 13 with a suitably high selected cutoff frequency for a certain period of time.
- the high frequency components in the interference signal decrease. This is taken into account by continuously lowering the cut-off frequency of the high-pass filter 13.
- the cut-off frequency of the high-pass filter 13 remains constant and the initially attenuated measurement signal, which is now a pure useful signal, comes into its own.
- the signal that can be tapped at the output of the high pass 13 is used to control the recirculation flap.
- the approximate knowledge about the running-in of the NO sensor 1 is used.
- a conductivity is established which is referred to as the NO limit.
- the conductivity of the NO limit thus occurs when there is a balance between desorption and adsorption at the operating temperature of the NO sensor ' 1.
- the value of the conductivity must be approximately determined by filtering the sensor signal S1 using a low-pass filter 5.
- the time constant tv is about 30 minutes. The conductivity value obtained in this way is constantly stored in a non-volatile memory during operation.
- the slope S 'of the sensor signal S1 is shortly after startup of the NO sensor 1, as mentioned, strongly dependent on the storage period of the NO sensor 1. However, the storage period can be provided in the control unit only with great effort Observe the sensor signal Sl for a certain time after switching on the sensor 1 and then conclude that the sensor signal Sl continues. In order to minimize the influence of briefly high gas concentrations, the sensor signal S1 is first filtered by means of the low pass 5 and then its slope S 1 is determined.
- the amplitude of the interference signal component due to the shift in equilibrium, drops monotonously in the course of the running-in process.
- the experimental parameters a, b and T depend on the storage period of the sensor 1 ′′ and the sensor itself. These parameters can therefore not be determined in experiments and kept in the run-in compensation.
- the different signal dynamics between a signal change generated by the gas to be measured and a signal change generated by the desorption of water are used.
- a change in the concentration of the gas to be measured usually has a time constant between 2 and 30 s.
- the interference signal caused by the desorption of water has a time constant between a few minutes and several hours, depending on the previous storage period of the sensor.
- FIG. 3 shows a number of signal curves using a time diagram.
- the time is plotted on the x-axis of the diagram and the amplitude on the y-axis of the diagram. It can be seen that the amplitude of the —not compensated NO sensor signal S1 initially increases strongly and only slightly increases later.
- the course of the compensated sensor signal is also shown in FIG. 3 and provided with the reference symbol S2.
- the threshold value SW, the filtered signal 23, the control signal 24 for the air recirculation flap and the time constant 26 are also shown in FIG. 3.
- the growing time constant 26 shows how the cut-off frequency of the high-pass filter is adjusted by leasing lower values and thus the system becomes more sensitive to gas pulses.
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