WO2006126450A1 - 車両用シート装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a seat device for a vehicle such as an automobile.
- Patent Document 1 discloses an automobile seat including a lever 'link mechanism that moves a headrest and a pressure receiving portion that moves under a load applied to the front force of the seatback. Since the lever 'link mechanism increases (amplifies) the amount of movement of the pressure receiving part, the headrest can move larger than the pressure receiving part. According to this configuration, in the event of a vehicle collision, the amount of forward movement of the headrest is greater than the amount of movement of the upper body of the occupant, so the burden on the occupant's head can be reduced.
- Patent Document 2 describes a pair of left and right headrests that can rotate toward the front of the vehicle, a lock mechanism that restricts the rotation of the headrest, and both members in a state in which the headrest is rotated toward the front of the vehicle.
- a headrest device provided with a film-like body stretched between them has been proposed.
- This device further includes control means for releasing the lock of the lock mechanism when a collision from the rear of the vehicle is detected by a sensor provided at the rear of the vehicle.
- the left and right headrests are rotated forward and the film-like body is stretched between the headrests.
- the head of the passenger can be restrained reliably and quickly.
- Patent Document 1 due to the physique and posture of the occupant seated on the seat, an appropriate load is not applied to the pressure receiving portion at the time of a vehicle collision, and the headrest cannot be moved normally. There was a fear. Further, in the configuration of Patent Document 2, the impact is not accurately detected due to factors such as the size of the vehicle that has collided, and the headrest may not be able to operate normally.
- the height position of the head where the occupant seated in the vehicle seat is small. If is lower than the height of the headrest, the head of the passenger cannot be protected even if the headrest is moved forward.
- the headrest moves forward if the CRS or booster seat is at the height of the headrest.
- the CRS or booster seat may be pushed out. Even if the headrest can be moved forward normally, the headrest movement is set according to the occupant seated directly on the vehicle seat, so that the headrest moves the head of the occupant on the CRS or booster seat. Cannot be adequately protected.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2000-211410 A
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-54343
- An object of the present invention is to provide a vehicle seat device in which a headrest can operate more appropriately.
- the present invention provides the following vehicle seat device.
- the seat device includes a seat portion having a seating surface, a seat back, a headrest, driving means, load detecting means, and control means.
- the seat back is provided at the rear part of the seat part.
- the headrest is supported by the seat back, and includes a base portion and a movable portion movable with respect to the base portion.
- the movable part moves between a retracted position close to the base part and an advanced position separated from the base part.
- the driving means drives the movable part. load
- the detecting means detects a load applied to the seating surface of the seat portion.
- the control means determines whether or not there has been a movement in the load applied to the seating surface from the occupant seated on the seat portion, based on the detection signal that also receives the load detection step force. When it is determined that the load applied to the seating surface has moved, the control means controls the driving means to move the movable portion toward the forward movement position.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a vehicle seat device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 (a) and FIG. 2 (b) are views for explaining the load applied to the seating surface of the seat portion of the vehicle seat device of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the vehicle seat device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining processing executed by the vehicle seat device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 5 (a) is a side view of a vehicle seat device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- (b) is a plan view of the vehicle seat device of FIG. 5 (a).
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the vehicle seat device of FIG. 5 (a).
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating processing executed by the vehicle seat device of FIG. 5 (a).
- the vehicle seat device 1 includes a seat portion 3, a seat back 4 provided at the rear portion of the seat portion 3, and a headrest 5 supported by the seat back 4. Yes.
- the seat portion 3 is fixed to a seat bracket 2 attached to the vehicle body.
- the seat bracket 2 includes a load sensor device 6 as a load detection device (load detection portion) for detecting a load applied to the seating surface 3a of the seat portion 3, and a control device connected to the sensor device 6.
- ECU7 as a (control part) is provided.
- the sensor device 6 includes two first load sensors 6X positioned closer to the seat back 4 and two second load sensors 6Y positioned away from the seat back 4 (see FIG. 3).
- the second sensors 6X and 6Y are provided so as to correspond to the four corners of the seating surface 3a.
- the EC U7 receives the detection signal output from the sensor device 6, and on the basis of it, the load applied to the seating surface 3a is moved from the occupant seated on the seat portion 3 due to the impact applied to the vehicle. Judge whether there was a problem.
- the vehicle seat device 1 When the vehicle seat device 1 is a passenger seat or a driver's seat arranged so that a seated occupant faces the front of the vehicle, for example, when the vehicle receives an impact from the rear, the vehicle seat device 1 includes a device Impact from the back of 1 (from the seat back 4 side) is applied. Then, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), the occupant presses the entire upper body against the seat back 4 with the head remaining. At the same time, the vicinity of the occupant's buttocks is pressed against the seating surface 3a of the seat portion 3, and the occupant's feet are thrown upward and move away from the seating surface 3a of the seat portion 3. Therefore, the occupant's weight shift occurs on the seating surface 3a of the seat portion 3.
- an upward load in other words, a lifting load is applied to the second sensor 6Y on the front side of the vehicle.
- the ECU 7 presets the lifting load threshold based on the occupant load detected by the sensor device 6 during normal operation.
- the ECU 7 reaches the load force S detected by the second sensor 6Y, the seating surface 3a The ECU 7 determines that the load applied to is moved.
- a large downward load in other words, an impact load is applied to the first sensor 6X on the vehicle rear side.
- the ECU 7 sets an impact load threshold in advance based on the occupant load detected by the sensor device 6 during normal operation.When the load detected by the first sensor 6X reaches the impact load threshold, the ECU 7 The ECU 7 determines that the applied load has moved.
- the lifting load threshold and the impact load threshold are set to a load that is not detected in any situation during normal operation of the vehicle, for example, about 130 kg.
- the vehicle seat device 1 is a rotating anti-seat seat disposed on the rear seat of the vehicle so that, for example, a seated occupant faces the rear of the vehicle
- the vehicle seat device 1 The seat device 1 receives an impact from the front of the device 1 (from the side opposite to the seat back 4). The occupant then throws the entire upper body forward while being restrained by the seat belt.
- the ECU 7 determines the load applied to the seating surface 3a when the load detected by the first sensor 6X reaches the impact load threshold or when the load detected by the second sensor 6Y reaches the lifting load threshold. It is determined that the movement has occurred.
- the ECU 7 detects that when an impact is applied to the vehicle from the rear. It is possible to suitably determine whether or not the load applied to the seating surface 3a has moved due to the impact.
- the ECU 7 determines the seating state such as the physique, weight, posture, and center of gravity of the occupant seated on the seat portion 3 based on the detection signal input from the sensor device 6.
- the ECU 7 compares the preset pressure distribution of the seating surface 3a of the seat portion 3 with the distribution of the load detected by the sensor device 6, and the seated occupant is an adult or a child.
- the installed force and the position of the center of gravity of the occupant are determined in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle.
- the headrest 5 is divided into two in the vehicle longitudinal direction, and includes a headrest rear part 5a as a base part and a headrest front part 5b as a movable part movable with respect to the headrest rear part 5a.
- the headrest front part 5b has a retracted position 5X close to the headrest rear part 5a as shown by a solid line in FIG. 1 and an advanced position 5Y separated from the headrest rear part 5a as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. It is possible to move between.
- the headrest front portion 5b is disposed at the reverse position 5X.
- the ECU 7 determines the timing at which the headrest front portion 5b starts moving toward the forward position 5Y, the moving speed, the moving distance, etc., according to the determination result of the seating state based on the detection signal from the sensor device 6. Set. For example, the ECU 7 sets the movement start timing, the movement speed, and the movement distance of the headrest front part 5b according to the size of the occupant seated on the seat part 3. ECU7 prohibits the movement of headrest front 5b when a child seat is installed, and moves the distance of headrest front 5b when the center of gravity of the passenger seated on seat 3 is relatively forward Set to a smaller value.
- the ECU 7 moves from the occupant to the seating surface 3a based on the detection of the lifting load or the impact load.
- settings such as the start timing, moving speed, and moving distance to the front of the headrest front part 5b are started.
- the ECU 7 sets the forward movement start timing, the movement speed, the movement distance, and the like of the headrest front part 5b according to the magnitude of the impact on the seat part 3.
- the higher the urgency of occupant protection the faster the start timing of movement of the headrest front part 5b and the higher the movement speed of the ECU 7, and the greater the degree of movement of the load applied to the seating surface 3a, Increase the travel distance of 5b.
- the headrest 5 includes a retractable drive mechanism 8 provided between the headrest rear part 5a and the headrest front part 5b, a motor 8a as a drive means (drive part) for driving the drive mechanism 8,
- a head detection sensor 9 is provided as a head detection means (head detection unit).
- the motor 8a is connected to the ECU 7.
- the ECU 7 is moved based on the detection signal input from the sensor device 6! /, And the load applied to the seating surface 3a due to the impact applied to the vehicle is moved. If it is determined that there is, the motor 8a is driven to move the headrest front portion 5b forward, that is, toward the forward position 5Y.
- the vehicle seat device 1 is, for example, a passenger seat arranged so that the seated occupant faces the front of the vehicle, an impact from the rear is applied to the occupant as shown in FIG. 2 (b).
- the upper body is pressed against the seat back 4 with the head remaining.
- the ECU 7 moves the headrest front portion 5b that protects the head of the passenger toward the forward position 5Y.
- the ECU 7 moves the headrest front portion 5b to the forward position when a rearward force impact of the vehicle is applied. Move towards 5Y.
- the occupant throws the upper body forward in front of the vehicle seat device 1 and then with the reaction, the upper body remains with the head left as shown in Fig. 2 (b). Pressed against seat back 4.
- the ECU 7 may start moving the headrest front part 5b after a certain period of time after the impact, but may be forceful, but immediately after the impact, the occupant's upper body is thrown forward of the vehicle seat device 1. It is possible to start moving the headrest front part 5b immediately after the impact.
- the head detection sensor 9 detects the contact of the head of the passenger seated on the seat portion 3 with the headrest front portion 5b.
- the head detection sensor 9 is constituted by a touch sensor, and is installed on the front surface of the headrest front portion 5b.
- the ECU 7 Stop the movement of the headrest front part 5b.
- the position of the headrest front part 5b when stopped in this way is defined as the head position 5H (see Fig. 2 (b)).
- the ECU 7 stops the movement of the headrest front portion 5b at a position corresponding to the determination result of the seating state as described above when the contact of the head of the occupant with the headrest front portion 5b is not detected.
- the ECU 7 determines that the load applied to the seating surface 3a has moved due to an impact applied to the vehicle, the ECU 7 moves the headrest front portion 5b from the reverse position 5X toward the forward position 5Y. The head of the occupant is protected by the headrest front part 5b. Thereafter, the ECU 7 controls the motor 8a so as to return the headrest front part 5b to the reverse position 5X.
- the vehicle seat device 1 includes an ECU 7, a sensor device 6 (two first sensors 6 and two second sensors 6) connected to the ECU 7, a motor 8 & The head detection sensor 9 and the power supply device 10 are provided.
- Each load sensor 6X, 6Y includes a gauge 6a that changes its resistance value according to the magnitude of the pressure, and a conversion circuit 6b that converts the resistance change of the gauge 6a into a voltage value. Yes.
- the resistance change of the gauge 6a is converted into a voltage value in the conversion circuit 6b, and each sensor 6X, 6Y outputs the voltage value obtained by converting the resistance change of the gauge 6a to the ECU 7.
- the EC U7 detects a load applied to the seating surface 3a of the seat portion 3 based on voltage values (detection signals) input from the sensors 6X and 6Y.
- the ECU 7 includes a CPU 11, a power supply circuit 12, a head detection sensor circuit 14, and a drive circuit 13 connected to the CPU 11.
- the CPU 11 is connected to the power supply unit 10 via an idling switch (IGSW). When the idling switch is turned on, the CPU 11 is connected to the power supply unit 10 via the power supply circuit 12 by CP. It is configured to supply power to Ul l.
- IGSW idling switch
- the CPU 11 is connected to the motor 8a via the drive circuit 13, and controls the drive circuit 13 to drive the motor 8a.
- the CPU 11 is connected to the head detection sensor 9 via the head detection sensor circuit 14, and based on the detection signal input from the head detection sensor 9, the occupant's head to the headrest front 5b It is determined whether or not the contact of the part is detected.
- the ECU 7 receives a detection signal input from the sensor device 6 in step 100!
- step 110 the ECU 7 determines whether or not there has been a movement in the load applied to the seating surface 3a from the occupant seated on the seat portion 3 due to the impact applied to the vehicle, based on the detection signal. At this time, the ECU 7 determines whether the pulling load or the impact load is detected by the first sensor 6X or the second sensor 6Y.
- step 110: YES If it is determined that the load has moved (step 110: YES), the ECU 7 starts moving the headrest front portion 5b forward in step 120. If it is determined that there is no load movement (step 110: NO), the ECU 7 ends this process.
- the ECU 7 determines that the occupant's head is in front of the headrest based on the detection signal input from the head detection sensor 9 in Step 130. It is determined whether or not the force is in contact with the part 5b. If it is determined that there is no head contact (step 130: NO), the ECU 7 determines in step 140 whether or not a certain time has elapsed since the headrest front part 5b started moving forward. judge. This fixed time is set to a time required for the headrest front portion 5b to move to a preset position depending on the seated state of the occupant seated on the seat portion 3, and is about several seconds.
- step 140: NO If it is determined that the predetermined time has not elapsed (step 140: NO), the ECU 7 again determines in step 130 whether or not the occupant's head is in contact with the headrest front portion 5b. To do. On the other hand, if it is determined that the predetermined time has passed (step 140: YES), the ECU 7 stops the movement of the headrest front portion 5b in step 150, and thereafter This process ends. In this case, the headrest front part 5b stops at a predetermined position corresponding to the seated state of the occupant.
- step 130 when it is determined in step 130 that there is a head contact (step 130: YES), ECU 7 stops the movement of the headrest front portion 5b in step 150 and then performs this process. Exit. In this case, the headrest front portion 5b stops at the head position 5H (see FIG. 1).
- the ECU 7 moves the headrest front portion 5b so as to return to the retreat position 5X.
- the ECU 7 repeatedly executes the processing from step 100 to step 150 shown in FIG. 4 while the idling switch of the vehicle is on.
- the ECU 7 determines that the load applied to the seating surface 3a from the occupant seated on the seat portion 3 has moved based on the detection signal input from the sensor device 6, the ECU 7 moves the headrest front portion 5b to the forward position 5Y. Move towards. That is, the ECU 7 moves the headrest front part 5b toward the forward movement position 5Y according to the load applied to the seat part 3. Therefore, the headrest 5 can be operated more reliably.
- the ECU 7 determines that a rear force is also applied to the vehicular seat device 1 based on the load actually applied to the seat portion 3, the ECU 7 can reliably recognize the impact. For example, there is an impact detection means (impact detection section) at a position distant from the vehicle seat device 1, and even if the impact detection means is misrecognized for some reason, the ECU 7 detects the impact and detects the front of the headrest. 5b can be moved. That is, even in a vehicle that does not include an impact detection means at the rear, the impact applied to the vehicle is detected only by the vehicle seat device 1 and the headrest front portion 5b is moved to reduce the lashing of the seated occupant. Can do.
- impact detection means impact detection section
- the ECU 7 determines the state of the occupant seated on the seat portion 3, and moves the headrest front portion 5b based on the determination result. For this reason, for example, the timing at which the headrest front part 5b starts moving toward the forward movement position 5Y and the moving speed and moving distance thereof can be changed according to the physique and posture of the occupant seated on the seat part 3. it can. Therefore, the ECU 7 moves the headrest front part 5b so as to favorably protect the head of the passenger seated on the seat part 3. It can be done.
- the ECU 7 moves the headrest front part 5b to a position where the head of the occupant seated on the seat part 3 comes into contact. That is, the headrest front part 5b stops at an appropriate position that does not place a burden on the occupant's neck. Therefore, the head of the occupant can be suitably protected during a collision.
- the first embodiment may be modified as follows.
- the load detecting means for detecting the load applied to the seat portion 3 may be a pressure sensor using a piezoelectric effect such as crystal instead of the sensor device 6 provided with the gauge 6a.
- the head detection sensor 9 detects the contact between the head of the occupant seated on the vehicle seat device 1 and the headrest front part 5b, instead of detecting the contact between the head of the occupant and the headrest front part 5b. May be detected. In that case, the ECU7
- the forward movement of the headrest front part 5b is stopped at that time.
- first sensors 6X is not limited to two, but may be one or three or more.
- the number of Y is not limited to 2 and may be 1 or 3 or more.
- the drive means for driving the headrest front portion 5b may be a panel type solenoid type drive means instead of the motor 8a.
- the head detection sensor 9 is an optical sensor or a capacitive sensor instead of the touch sensor.
- an on / off type sensor or the like may be used.
- the head detection sensor 9 may be omitted. In this case, the headrest front part 5b
- the movement distance and movement speed when moving toward 5Y are set in advance.
- FIG. 5 (a) is a side view of the vehicle seat device 101 according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 5 (b) is a plan view thereof.
- the vehicle seat device 101 is arranged on the passenger seat side of the vehicle.
- the vehicle seat device 101 includes a vehicle seat 102.
- the vehicle seat 102 includes a seat portion 104, a seat back 105 supported by the seat portion 104 so as to be tiltable, and a headrest 106 supported by the seat back 105.
- the seat 104 is It is fixed to a seat bracket 103 attached to the vehicle body.
- the headrest 106 includes a headrest rear portion 107 as a base portion and a headrest front portion 108 as a movable portion movable with respect to the headrest rear portion 107.
- the headrest rear portion 107 is supported by a headrest stay 105 a provided at the upper end portion of the seat back 105.
- the headrest front part 108 has a retracted position 108A close to the headrest rear part 10 7 as shown by a solid line in FIG. 5 (a) and a forward movement separated from the headrest rear part 10 7 as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 5 (a). It can move between position 108B.
- the headless front part 108 is located at the reverse position 108A.
- the vehicle seat device 101 includes a telescopic drive mechanism 109 provided between a headrest rear portion 107 and a headrest front portion 108.
- a motor 110 as a drive means (drive part) for driving the drive mechanism 109, a collision determination part 111, a head detection sensor 112, and four load sensors 113 A as load detection means (load detection part), 113B, 113D, 113D, and an ECU 120 as a control means (control unit) for controlling the motor 110 is provided.
- the headrest front part 108 moves away from the headrest rear part 107.
- the driving mechanism 109 contracts according to the driving of the motor 110, the headrest front part 108 becomes the headrest rear part 107. Move closer to.
- the collision determination unit 111 corresponds to an impact detection unit (impact detection unit) that detects an impact on the vehicle from the rear and an impact prediction unit (impact prediction unit) that predicts an impact on the vehicle from the rear.
- the collision determination unit 111 is connected to a radar (not shown) installed in a bumper at the rear of the vehicle, and based on a signal input from the radar, the relative speed between the vehicle and the following vehicle And the distance and the speed of the vehicle are comprehensively determined to determine whether there is a collision with the following vehicle and whether there is a possibility of a collision with the following vehicle.
- the head detection sensor 112 detects contact of the head of the occupant seated on the vehicle seat 102 with the headrest front part 108.
- the head detection sensor 112 is constituted by a touch sensor, and is installed in front of the headrest front part 108.
- the load sensors 113A to 113D are fixed to the seat bracket 103, and detect load characteristics applied to the vehicle seat 102.
- two first load sensors 113A, 113B is disposed on the rear side of the seat portion 104 (near the seat back 105), and the two second load sensors 113C and 113D are disposed on the front side of the seat portion 104.
- the load sensors 113A to 113D detect the load applied to the seating surface 104a of the seat portion 104.
- Each of the load sensors 113A to 113D includes a strain detection element such as a strain gauge, and electrically detects the amount of stagnation of the strain detection element according to the load applied to the seating surface 104a of the seat portion 104.
- ECU 120 is connected to motor 110 and collision determination unit 111. Based on the output signal from collision determination unit 111, ECU 120 moves headrest front part 108 to a retreat position 108A at the time of a collision from the rear of the vehicle or before the collision. The motor 110 is controlled so that the force is also moved toward the forward position 108B.
- ECU 120 determines a target on vehicle seat 102 based on load characteristics detected by load sensors 113A to 113D, and permits or prohibits movement of headrest front portion 108 according to the determination result. .
- the ECU 120 determines whether or not an adult is seated on the vehicle seat 102. If it is determined that an adult is seated, the ECU 120 permits the headrest front portion 108 to move.
- an adult is an occupant whose head height is substantially the same as the height of the headrest front part 108.
- the ECU 120 prohibits the movement of the headrest front portion 108.
- the ECU 120 determines that no adult is seated on the vehicle seat 102, an occupant whose head height is different from the height of the headrest front portion 108 is seated on the vehicle seat 102.
- the case includes a case where a passenger is seated on the CRS, a case where there is no object on the vehicle seat 102, and the like.
- the head detection sensor 112 detects that the head of the occupant is in contact with the headrest front part 108 when the headrest front part 108 is moving toward the forward movement position 108B
- the ECU 120 At that time, the movement of the headrest front part 108 is stopped.
- the ECU 120 moves the headrest front part 108 to the forward movement position 108B when the contact of the head of the occupant with the headless front part 108 is not detected.
- the vehicle seat device 101 is connected to the ECU 120 and the ECU 120.
- a motor 110, load sensors 113A to 113D, a head detection sensor 112, a power supply device 114, and a collision determination unit 111 are included.
- the ECU 120 includes a CPU 121, a power supply circuit 122 connected to the CPU 121, a vehicle information input circuit 123, a motor drive circuit 124, a load sensor input circuit 125, and a head detection sensor circuit 126. Yes.
- the CPU 121 is connected to the power supply device 114 via an idling switch (IGSW). When the idling switch is turned on, power is supplied from the power supply device 114 to the CPU 121 via the power supply circuit 122. It is comprised so that.
- the CPU 121 is connected to the collision determination unit 111 via the vehicle information input circuit 123, and receives vehicle information such as the situation behind the vehicle and the situation of the following vehicle from the collision determination unit 111.
- the CPU 121 is connected to the motor 110 via the motor drive circuit 124, and controls the motor drive circuit 124 to drive the motor 110.
- the CPU 121 is connected to the load sensors 113A to 113D via the load sensor input circuit 125.
- the CPU 121 receives input of detection signals from the load sensors 113A to 113D, and determines a target on the seat portion 104 based on a load characteristic applied to the seating surface 104a of the seat portion 104. Specifically, the CPU 121 reads load signals from the load sensors 113A to 113D, and based on the detected load values of the load sensors 113A to 113D and the total load value obtained by summing these detected load values, Determine the target.
- the CPU 121 first determines whether or not the object on the seat unit 104 is a person based on the distribution of the detected load values of the load sensors 113A to 113D. In general, when a person is seated on the vehicle seat 102, the person is in a posture with his / her back on the seat back 105. Therefore, the distribution of the detected load values of the first load sensors 113A and 113B arranged on the rear side of the seat portion 104 is increased.
- the CPU 121 determines whether the load value of the load sensors 113A and 113B arranged behind the seat portion 104 is larger than the detected load value of the second load sensors 113C and 113D arranged on the front side of the seat portion 104. Therefore, when the detected load value of the load sensors 113A and 113B arranged behind the seat portion 104 is larger than the detected load value of the second load sensors 113C and 113D arranged on the front side of the seat portion 104, the CPU 121 The object on the sheet unit 104 is determined to be a person.
- the CPU 121 distributes the detected load values of the load sensors 113A to 113D according to the distribution of the load values detected when the CRS or the booster seat is mounted on the vehicle seat 102. It is also possible to determine whether or not the CRS or booster seat is attached to the vehicle seat 102 based on the comparison with the minutes.
- the booster seat includes a seat or a seat and a backrest that can be mounted on the vehicle seat 102. Like the CRS, the booster seat protects a small person in the event of a collision when sitting directly on the vehicle seat 102. Used for.
- the CPU 121 compares a preset threshold value with the total load value. Then, the CPU 121 determines that the object on the seat unit 104 is an adult if the total load value is equal to or greater than the threshold, and determines that the object on the seat unit 104 is a child if the total load value is smaller than the threshold. To do.
- the CPU 121 is connected to the head detection sensor 112 via the head detection sensor circuit 126, and based on the detection signal input from the head detection sensor 112, an occupant to the headrest front portion 108. It is determined whether or not the force of detecting the contact of the head is detected.
- step 100 the CPU 121 receives the load signals of the load sensors 113A to 113D.
- step 110 the CPU 121 determines whether or not the occupant is seated on the vehicle seat 102 based on the distribution of the detected load values of the load sensors 113A to 113D. If it is determined that an occupant is seated on the vehicle seat 102 (step 110: YES), the CPU 121 adds up the detected load values of the load sensors 113A to 113D at step 120 mm. Calculate the total load value. On the other hand, when it is determined that no occupant is seated on the vehicle seat 102 (step 110: NO), the CPU 121 ends this processing. In this case, the CRS or booster seat is mounted on the vehicle seat 102, and there is no target on the vehicle seat 102! /.
- step 130 the CPU 121 determines whether or not the occupant seated on the vehicle seat 102 is an adult. At this time, the CPU 121 compares the preset threshold value with the total load value calculated in step 120, and determines that the occupant is an adult if the total load value is equal to or greater than the threshold value. If it is smaller than that, it is determined that the occupant is not an adult. [0086] When it is determined that the occupant is an adult (step 130: YES), in step 140, the CPU 121 determines whether the vehicle is approaching or colliding from the rear of the vehicle based on the output signal from the collision determination unit 111. Determine presence or absence.
- step 130: NO when it is determined that the occupant is not an adult (step 130: NO), the CPU 121 ends this process. In this case, an occupant of a physique seated on the vehicle seat 102 whose head height is lower than the height of the headrest front part 108 is seated.
- step 140 If it is determined that a vehicle approaching or colliding with a vehicle rear force is present (step 140: YES), the CPU 121 starts moving the headrest front part 108 forward in step 150. On the other hand, when it is determined that there is no approach or collision of the vehicle from the rear of the vehicle (step 140: NO), the CPU 121 ends this process.
- step 160 determines in step 160 whether or not the head of the occupant is in contact with the headrest front part 108. If it is determined that there is no contact with the head (step 160: NO), the CPU 121 determines in step 170 whether the headrest 108 has started to move forward and whether the force has passed for a certain period of time. To do. This fixed time is set to the time required for the full stroke movement of the headrest front part 108 and is about several seconds.
- step 170: NO If it is determined that the predetermined time has not elapsed (step 170: NO), the CPU 121 returns to step 150 again. On the other hand, when it is determined that the predetermined time has elapsed (step 170: YES), the CPU 121 stops the movement of the headrest front portion 108 in step 180, and thereafter ends this processing.
- step 160 determines whether there is a head contact (step 160: YES)
- the CPU 121 stops the movement of the headrest front part 108 in step 180, and thereafter This process ends.
- CPU 121 repeatedly executes the processing from step 100 to step 180 shown in FIG. 7 while the idling switch of the vehicle is on.
- ECU 120 determines a target on vehicle seat 102 based on a load characteristic applied to vehicle seat 102, and permits or prohibits movement of headrest front portion 108 according to the determination result. Therefore, the headrest 106 must move according to the object on the vehicle seat 102. Can do.
- the headrest front part 108 is moved at the time of the collision of the rear force to the vehicle or before the collision, so even if an impact is applied to the vehicle, the head of the adult
- the part is suitably protected and can reduce whipping.
- the headrest front part 108 When an adult is not seated on the vehicle seat 102, the headrest front part 108 is not moved at the time of the collision of the rear force to the vehicle or before the collision, thus preventing problems caused by the movement of the headrest front part 108. can do. Further, useless movement of the headrest front portion 108 can be omitted.
- the collision determination unit 111 is provided separately from the load sensors 113 A to 113 D as an impact detection unit that detects a collision with the vehicle from the rear. 111 may be omitted and the load sensors 113A to 113D may be used as the impact detection means. That is, a collision with the vehicle from the rear of the vehicle may be detected based on the load characteristics detected by the load sensors 113A to 113D.
- the load detection means may be a pressure sensor using a piezoelectric effect such as crystal instead of the load sensors 113A to 113D including strain elements such as strain gauges.
- the number of the first load sensors 113A and 113B is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more.
- the number of second load sensors 113C and 113D is not limited to two, but may be one or three or more.
- the load detection means may be, for example, an on / off type load sensor provided in a matrix on the seating surface 104a of the seat portion 104, instead of the load sensors 113A to 113D. .
- the CPU 121 determines the object on the vehicle seat 102 by pattern matching. Further, a load sensor may be provided on the seat back 105. In short, CPU121 should be able to determine whether the object on the vehicle seat 102 is an adult!
- the driving means for driving the headrest front part 108 may be a panel type solenoid type driving means instead of the motor 110.
- the head detection sensor 112 may be omitted. In this case, the moving distance and moving speed when the headrest front part 108 moves toward the forward movement position 108B are set in advance.
- the vehicle seat device 101 may be applied to other seats of the vehicle, such as a driver seat and a rear seat, instead of being applied to the passenger seat of the vehicle.
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