WO2008009387A1 - Optisches distanzmessverfahren und entsprechender optischer distanzmesser - Google Patents
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- G01C—MEASURING DISTANCES, LEVELS OR BEARINGS; SURVEYING; NAVIGATION; GYROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS; PHOTOGRAMMETRY OR VIDEOGRAMMETRY
- G01C3/00—Measuring distances in line of sight; Optical rangefinders
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- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01S—RADIO DIRECTION-FINDING; RADIO NAVIGATION; DETERMINING DISTANCE OR VELOCITY BY USE OF RADIO WAVES; LOCATING OR PRESENCE-DETECTING BY USE OF THE REFLECTION OR RERADIATION OF RADIO WAVES; ANALOGOUS ARRANGEMENTS USING OTHER WAVES
- G01S17/00—Systems using the reflection or reradiation of electromagnetic waves other than radio waves, e.g. lidar systems
- G01S17/02—Systems using the reflection of electromagnetic waves other than radio waves
- G01S17/06—Systems determining position data of a target
- G01S17/08—Systems determining position data of a target for measuring distance only
- G01S17/10—Systems determining position data of a target for measuring distance only using transmission of interrupted, pulse-modulated waves
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- the invention relates to an electro-optical distance measuring method according to the preamble of claim 1 and a similar distance meter according to, the preamble of claim 7.
- pulsed electromagnetic radiation e.g. Laser light
- the distance to the target to be measured is determined by the duration of the pulse.
- pulse transit time measuring devices have meanwhile become standard solutions in many areas.
- a light pulse is detected when the intensity of the incident radiation exceeds a certain threshold value.
- This threshold value prevents noise and interference signals from the background from being erroneously detected as a useful signal, ie as backscattered light of the emitted pulse.
- the problem is that with weak backscattered pulses, as caused for example by larger measurement distances, detection is no longer possible if the pulse intensity falls below the detection threshold.
- the main disadvantage of this Threshold method is thus that the amplitude of the measurement signal must be sufficiently greater than the noise amplitude of optical and electrical noise sources in the signal path to minimize misdetection sufficient.
- the other approach is based on the sampling of the backscattered pulse.
- An emitted signal is detected by scanning the radiation detected by a detector, identifying a signal within the scanned area, and finally determining its location.
- a useful signal can be identified even under unfavorable circumstances, so that even larger distances or noisy or noisy background scenarios can be handled.
- sampling is performed by sampling many identical pulses with a time window or phase shift, which is currently capable of realizing very fast circuits high enough to sample single pulses.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide a new distance measuring method or a new distance meter, which avoids or reduces these disadvantages.
- the solution is based on the combination of two basic principles of signal detection in range finding.
- the first of the basic principles already described is based on the measurement signal detection using the threshold value method and the second basic principle is based on the signal sampling with downstream signal processing for identification and temporal position determination of the signal.
- the threshold value method although the signal detection is usually determined by the signal amplitude exceeding a threshold value, the distance-determining signal characteristic can be quite different.
- the rising edge of the received signal can trigger the time trigger, but on the other hand, the received signal can be converted by means of an electronic filter in another suitable form to generate a trigger feature, which is advantageously independent of the pulse amplitude.
- the corresponding trigger signal is supplied as a start or stop signal to a timing circuit.
- the measuring signal is smaller than the noise level or possible interfering signals.
- the threshold value method does not work or only to a limited extent, because in this case incorrect measurements are triggered by the noise.
- the sampling method can identify the signal in the noise by averaging over several signal pulses or laser modulation sequences and signal processing methods. For example, in the case of a known transmission pulse shape, this signal can be filtered out of the noise signal superimposed on the received signal by means of digital signal processing methods.
- the method according to the invention can therefore also be used in areas below the detection threshold of pure threshold methods.
- the identification method also works in the case of received signals, which have arisen from reflection components of several target objects.
- the signal is greater than the noise level, but still smaller than the control range of the receiving electronics.
- Both methods can be fully exploited in this area. If both methods work in parallel, in particular simultaneously, misdetections of the threshold value method can be identified, and thus the threshold value can be lowered, so that the range can also be increased in the single pulse measurement mode, ie for each of the pulses a distance measurement is also performed. Sharing the results of both methods possibly allows an increase in accuracy.
- the sampling allows the determination of pulse length and pulse amplitude, from which the pulse energy can be derived. This pulse energy can be used to correct the dependence of the time position of the trip point of the threshold value method. This error is commonly referred to as a "range walk.” This can be done, for example, via a correction table, which replaces calibration of the system with a variable transmission power reference line conventionally used in the art when applying the threshold method by the sampling method.
- the received measurement signal is greater than the dynamic range of the receiver electronics.
- the threshold method works in this range, whereas the sampling method only detects limited information below the saturation limit of the receiver electronics. With a corresponding slope of the
- Measurement signal may cause the measurement accuracy is then limited by the sampling interval.
- the signal form can then no longer or only to a limited extent be used in the signal processing.
- a rough estimation of the signal energy of the received pulse is still possible, and can be used to correct the errors (Range Walk) in the distance determination according to the threshold value method.
- the combination of methods also allows a simplification of the technical design. Since the dynamic range to be covered by the sampling system is reduced, much lower resolutions of the AD conversion are required, which enables lower complexity or lower requirements on the components. In operating state A), only a low resolution is also required, since the necessary resolution is achieved by averaging in the sense of signal accumulation. The resolution of the AD conversion must be optimized primarily for the operating state B) in connection with the sampling rate and the selected pulse length.
- the direct sampling of the transmitted signal allows a reconstruction of the received signal and thus a precise position determination of the received signal, if the pulse shape of the transmitted signal is sufficiently known.
- the simplest embodiment assumes the center of gravity of the pulse as the center of the pulse.
- the combination of threshold value method and scanning method according to the invention can use the pulse shape reconstructed by the sampling in order to computationally correct the error of the threshold value method caused by an asymmetrical pulse or an amplitude variation of the received pulse.
- the energy of the received signal can be determined by the sampling method and thus the aforementioned so-called range walk of the threshold value method, i. the dependence of the Trigger L Switching time of the signal power to be calculated.
- the information obtained about the pulse energy can be used to control an upstream electrical or optical attenuator such that the receiving power is kept constant and thus a shift of the trigger point of the threshold value method is corrected in a control loop.
- a determination of the position of the pulse in the frequency range, via the phase determination of selected frequency components, may be advantageous if the evaluated portions of the transmission pulse spectrum are sufficiently independent of them due to uncorrelated fluctuations of the transmission pulse shape.
- erroneous measurements of the scanning method can be detected by the threshold value method, or at least the Excessive deviation of the measured values of both methods are used to identify incorrect measurements.
- errors can be caused by crosstalk in the sensor or by external field influences.
- the probability of error detection benefits that with great probability an electromagnetic crosstalk has different effects on the different realization of the threshold value method and the sampling method and thus the asymmetry leads to different error influences in the circuits, which can ultimately be recognized as a deviation.
- Sharing the results of both methods can also increase the accuracy.
- a common receive optics and a common first amplifier stage are used.
- the signal is then split and optimized for the two methods further processed.
- the advantage is thus compared with two or more distance meters working in parallel is that a simplification by the common use of the receiving optics and parts of the receiving electronics is possible. With this use of the same receiving optics and parts of the receiving electronics also transit time differences are minimized by temperature effects between the signal paths.
- the sampling method also provides reliable distance values for more than one target. Even in the case of signal override, the sampling method can be useful, it can be used as a pre-trigger for the threshold method.
- the detection mechanism of the Threshold method only enabled in the time window of the assigned target object (Detect enable).
- the threshold method can still determine the signal position, while the
- Uncertainty is defined by the sampling interval.
- the sampling rate for the sampling method can be kept greater than without using the threshold method.
- the dynamic range to be covered by the AD converter can be kept small.
- the operation at A) by the averaging associated therewith, leads to a virtual increase in the resolution of the A / D converter when sufficiently uncorrelated noise is superimposed on the signal to be sampled.
- This noise may be caused by the receiving system, the signal source, time-varying transmission characteristics of the measuring path or background radiation.
- a transition from pulse measurement to continuous signals can be realized when, e.g. by a phase measurement method, the accuracy or the measurement rate is to be increased.
- FIG. 3 shows the basic illustration of a scanning method for backscattered light signals according to the prior art
- FIG. 6 shows the basic representation of the threshold problem of the threshold value method
- FIG. 8 shows a block diagram of an embodiment of a receiver of the invention
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the inventive distance meter.
- Fig.l shows the schematic diagram of an electro-optical distance meter 1 of the prior art according to the pulse transit time principle.
- the transmitter 2 emits a light pulse 4a which, after reflection or backscattering at a target, for example a retroreflector 5, is again detected by the receiver 3 as a backscattered light pulse 4b.
- a continuously modulated transmission signal can also be used.
- the distance from the transit time T is calculated as a time difference between the starting time S of the emission of a
- Light pulse 4 'and the reception time of the backscattered light pulse 4' 'determined are carried out by the evaluation of a feature of the signal pulse s (t), e.g. by the
- Determining the center of gravity of the integrated pulse progression Determining the center of gravity of the integrated pulse progression.
- other methods for measuring the transit time T can be used in the threshold value method, for example the conversion of the received signal into a bipolar signal and subsequent determination of the zero crossing.
- Fig. 3 illustrates the principle of a scanning method for backscattered light signals according to the prior art.
- a received signal 6a or its signal profile is sampled at different times 7 or associated time intervals, so that the signal form can be derived.
- a high dynamic range is required on the receiver side, which allows complete detection or sampling of the signal 6a. Otherwise, the situation illustrated in FIG. 4 may occur if parts of the signal 6b are outside of the dynamic range and there is a saturation problem of the sampling. Above a saturation limit, there is a saturated region 8 of the receiver, in which no sensible samples of the pulse are available.
- the sample of the signal 6b is then limited to the range below the saturation limit. In particular, with a high slope, a determination of the waveform and position is then difficult.
- a threshold value method for backscattered light signals 6c according to the prior art is explained in FIG.
- a detection threshold 9 is used. Signal intensities s (t) lying below this detection threshold 9 do not lead to a response of the receiving unit generating a stop signal as a discriminator and thus not to a detection. Exceeds the signal 6c in its intensity, the detection threshold 9, the detection and thus the generation of the stop signal and the registration of the reception time. The output signal provided by the threshold value method is thus dependent on reaching or exceeding the detection threshold 9 by the received or input signal.
- the discriminator does not respond and the signal 6d is not detected.
- This threshold problem of the threshold value process occurs, for example, in large Measuring distances or corresponding background influences, which can drive the necessary threshold height up the threshold signal, - on.
- FIG. 7 shows the distance measuring method according to the invention in a schematic representation.
- the principles of the threshold value method SWM and the sampling method ATM are combined, so that a backscattered signal 6 with an extended dynamic range EDB can be detected and detected.
- Signal scanning for identification and temporal position determination of the backscattered light signal 6 takes place parallel to the detection of the light signal 6 backscattered by the target object.
- the dynamic ranges of the threshold value method SWM and the sampling method ATM overlap to an extended dynamic range EDB, but also only adjoining areas are feasible.
- the threshold value method SWM can still be used, whereas with very weak signal intensities by the scanning method ATM, detection can still take place and information can be extracted.
- weak signals with a signal-to-noise ratio ⁇ 10 by means of the sampling method for detected signals by Accumulation of well over 1000 pulses increases the signal-to-noise ratio, thereby enabling distance measurement.
- both principles simultaneously contribute to the detection and allow an improved signal evaluation.
- FIG. 8 shows a block diagram of an exemplary embodiment of a receiver of the distance meter according to the invention.
- the optical signal reflected by the target object is received by means of a photodiode APD and amplified by means of a low-noise broadband amplifier AMPI.
- the resulting electrical signal is split into 2 channels and then fed to the inventive combined detection circuit (below) and Zeitmesscrien (top).
- the signal is amplified as linearly as possible by means of an amplifier stage AMP2 and fed to a fast, signal-resolving analog-to-digital converter circuit ADC with adapted time and amplitude resolution.
- the sampling data is processed in real time or pipelined in a correspondingly designed electronic hardware FPGA and stored or output in a memory EPROM.
- the received signals are accumulated in the correct time for signal emission, so that the signal sampling takes place accumulating for a plurality of light signals.
- Realizable is also a direct distance determination on a sufficiently large and appropriately programmed FPGA. For example, distance and timestamp are output in real time.
- the output of the amplifier AMPI is supplied in parallel to a discriminator. If the received signal is above the threshold value, a trigger unit is activated, which is the received signal generates a start or stop signal based on a shape feature.
- a downstream timing circuit TDC digitizes these trigger signals with an accuracy of a few picoseconds.
- the samples of the time-to-digital converter TDC and the analog-to-digital converter circuit ADC are transferred via the data lines DAT TDC and DAT ADc for further processing.
- FIG. 9 shows a block diagram of an exemplary embodiment of the distance meter according to the invention, the circuit according to the invention being implemented predominantly in the modules AMP and WFD explained in FIG.
- the functional operations of the distance meter with all modules are controlled by a control unit ICTRL with a power supply PSP, the temporally high-resolution processes being defined by a central, ppm-precise quartz oscillator.
- a frequency generator GEN generates the corresponding signals. on the one hand synchronize the optoelectronic transmitter LAS, on the other hand the modules AMP and WFD.
- the emitted laser signals pass through an internal light path (e ') and external light path (e) + (r) either serially or simultaneously.
- the external light path is directed to the target object to be measured.
- the internal light path is used in a known manner to calibrate the absolute distance.
- the optoelectronic receiver unit AMP has, for example, the modules AMPI, AMP2 and the discriminator from FIG. 8, the processing unit WFD having the two modules of the time measuring circuits according to the method of the threshold value method and the sampling method or sampling method.
- the receiver thus has a lower and an upper dynamic range, wherein the lower dynamic range is provided by the threshold-dependent module as a detection unit and the upper dynamic range by the module of the sampling method as a scanning unit.
- both time measurement channels are active at the same time, then, for example, after the signal strength has been determined, the optimum distance evaluation method can be selected.
- both methods can be used simultaneously at the same time, since both detection and evaluation methods are active in parallel and the signal information can advantageously be processed in combination.
- the two output signals CH1 and CH2 of the receiver unit AMP correspond to the two signals of the inventive distance measuring method.
- the signal CH1 is supplied to the distance measuring unit according to the threshold method and the signal CH2 is detected by a fast analog-to-digital converter of the associated sampling unit.
- the modules of the inventive distance measuring unit with extended dynamic range WFD detects the time intervals and signal data for at least one target object in a manner already described.
- the results and other data are output via the interfaces of the control unit ICTRL.
- This control unit ICTRL calculates the final distance and / or takes into account any corrections such as range walk, temperature or air pressure influences. Via the connection EXT / CTRL the data can be given to the outside.
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