WO2013027505A1 - 信号伝送装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a signal transmission apparatus capable of setting the data length of a communication frame to an arbitrary length and capable of suppressing characteristic deterioration due to noise to a minimum when impulse noise is applied to the transmission line. It relates to the device.
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- the user can set the data length of the communication frame to an arbitrary length.
- the transmission efficiency is significantly deteriorated when frame loss occurs due to impulse noise, which is disadvantageous.
- transmission efficiency degradation due to impulse noise is reduced, but transmission efficiency degrades due to the overhead of control fields such as frame headers. It is.
- the communication frame 4 includes a bit field of a preamble & header 41, data 42, and FCS (frame check sequence) 43 as shown in FIG.
- the user can arbitrarily set the length of the data 42.
- the frequency of occurrence of the impulse noise 5 is assumed to be randomly distributed around a certain average interval, and a frame loss occurs in the communication frame 4 output at a timing overlapping with the impulse noise 5.
- Reference numeral 44 denotes a frame gap between the communication frames 4.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of the result of studying the data length with the best transmission efficiency by numerical analysis when the communication frame 4 shown in FIG. 4 is used.
- the horizontal axis in FIG. 5 is the data length of the communication frame 4, and the vertical axis is the effective transmission efficiency.
- the communication rate is assumed to be 125 Mbps, and the occurrence frequency of the impulse noise 5 is 40 ⁇ s, 80 ⁇ s, and 160 ⁇ s.
- the transmission efficiency is the best in the case of an intermediate data length of 200 to 300 bytes (area A). Note that, in the portion where the data length is long (area B), the transmission efficiency is reduced by applying the impulse noise 5. In addition, in a portion where the data length is very short (area C), the transmission efficiency is lowered due to the overhead of a control field such as a header.
- Patent Documents 1 and 2 use the FCS 43 when detecting a frame error.
- the cause of the actual frame error is the impulse noise 5 applied on the transmission line 102.
- the bit field of the FCS 43 provided in the communication frame 4 is monitored, there is a problem that the time resolution with respect to the generation interval of the impulse noise 5 cannot be improved compared to the frame long time.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and more accurately detects impulse noise applied on the transmission path and improves time resolution with respect to the generation interval of the impulse noise, thereby making it more accurate. It is an object of the present invention to provide a signal transmission device capable of setting an optimum data length.
- the signal transmission device includes an analog circuit, a detection circuit for detecting the impulse noise applied on the transmission line, and an impulse noise generation interval by counting the impulse noise detected by the detection circuit. And a data length changing means for changing the data length of the communication frame in accordance with the impulse noise occurrence interval observed by the noise counting means.
- the present invention since it is configured as described above, it is possible to accurately detect the impulse noise applied on the transmission line and to improve the time resolution with respect to the generation interval of the impulse noise. Can be set.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a communication system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- the communication system includes signal transmission devices 1 and 2 that transmit and receive communication frames 4 to each other and a transmission path (differential transmission cable) 3 that connects the signal transmission devices 1 and 2. Yes.
- a transmission path differential transmission cable
- the mode separation circuit 11 separates the impulse noise 5 from the communication frame 4 by separating the transmission signal (differential signal) from the transmission path 3 into a differential mode component and a common mode component.
- the communication frame 4 input from the transmission path 3 to the mode separation circuit 11 is a differential mode component of a differential signal, and is transmitted to the transmission control unit 13 via the buffer circuit 14.
- the impulse noise 5 applied on the transmission line 3 is input to the mode separation circuit 11 as a common mode component. Therefore, the impulse noise 5 is separated from the communication frame 4 by the mode separation circuit 11 and transmitted to the detection circuit 12.
- FIG. 1 shows a case where two transformer elements (a signal transformer 111 and a noise detection transformer 112) are used.
- a pair of differential cable signals are connected to the transmission line 3 side of the signal transformer 111.
- Each pair signal is connected to the buffer circuit 14 inside the device 1 of the signal transformer 111.
- the differential mode component is extracted from the transmission signal by the signal transformer 111 configured as described above.
- a midpoint of the signal transformer 111 and a cable shield are connected.
- the signal input to the detection circuit 12 and SG (circuit internal GND) are connected to the inside of the device 1 of the noise detection transformer 112.
- the common mode component is extracted from the transmission signal by the noise detection transformer 112 configured as described above.
- the detection circuit 12 detects the impulse noise 5 by inputting the common mode component of the transmission signal separated by the mode separation circuit 11, and is composed of an analog circuit.
- the impulse noise 5 is a characteristic waveform having a high instantaneous peak. Therefore, by performing noise detection using the detection circuit 12 having sensitivity to the instantaneous peak voltage, the accuracy of time resolution can be improved and accurate noise detection becomes possible.
- the detection circuit 12 includes a diode 121 whose anode terminal is connected to the noise detection transformer 112 and a capacitor 122 connected between the cathode terminal of the diode 121 and SG, thereby instantaneously generating impulse noise 5.
- the peak voltage is detected.
- a resistor 123 connected between the cathode terminal of the diode 121 and SG is a discharge resistor of the capacitor 122.
- the operational amplifier 124 amplifies the detected voltage.
- the communication frame 4 includes a preamble & header 41, data 42, and a bit field of FCS 43.
- the bit field of the data 42 can be changed to an arbitrary length by the user during data communication. Further, it is assumed that impulse noise 5 characterized by a strong instantaneous peak is randomly applied on the transmission line 3 with a certain average time interval.
- the mode separation circuit 11 separates the transmission signal from the transmission path 3 into a differential mode component and a common mode component, thereby starting from the communication frame 4.
- the impulse noise 5 is separated (step ST31).
- the differential mode component (communication frame 4) of the transmission signal separated by the mode separation circuit 11 is transmitted to the transmission control unit 13 via the buffer circuit 14 and processed normally.
- the common mode component (impulse noise 5) of the transmission signal is transmitted to the detection circuit 12.
- the detection circuit 12 inputs the common mode component of the transmission signal separated by the mode separation circuit 11 and detects the impulse noise 5 (step ST32).
- the detection circuit 12 made of an analog circuit is used instead of the conventional monitoring of the FCS 43, so that the time resolution with respect to the generation interval of the impulse noise 5 can be improved. Therefore, noise detection can be performed with higher accuracy.
- the noise counting unit 131 observes the generation interval of the impulse noise 5 by counting the impulse noise 5 detected by the detection circuit 12 (step ST33).
- the data length changing unit 132 changes the data length according to the generation interval of the impulse noise 5 observed by the noise counting unit 131 (step ST34).
- the data length changing unit 132 shortens the data length when the average generation interval of the impulse noise 5 is short, and conversely, the data length is changed when the average generation interval of the impulse noise 5 is long. Set longer.
- the transmission control unit 13 generates the communication frame 4 having the data length set by the data length changing unit 132 and transmits the communication frame 4 to the signal transmission device 2.
- the noise detection circuit is configured not to monitor the FCS 43 provided in the communication frame 4 but to use the detection circuit 12 made of an analog circuit. Since the impulse noise 5 applied above can be accurately detected and the time resolution with respect to the generation interval of the impulse noise 5 can be improved, a more accurate optimum data length can be set. Further, since the detection circuit 12 is a voltage peak detection type circuit having a good sensitivity to the peak voltage of the impulse noise, the detection sensitivity can be further improved. Furthermore, since the mode separation circuit 11 is provided and only the common mode component of the transmission signal from the transmission path 3 is input to the detection circuit 12, the noise detection sensitivity can be further improved.
- any component of the embodiment can be modified or any component of the embodiment can be omitted within the scope of the invention.
- the signal transmission device is configured by an analog circuit, and detects the impulse noise applied on the transmission line, and counts the impulse noise detected by the detection circuit, thereby reducing the generation interval of the impulse noise.
- the noise counting means for observing and the data length changing means for changing the data length of the communication frame according to the generation interval of the impulse noise observed by the noise counting means are provided, and the impulse noise applied on the transmission path is accurately determined. Since it is possible to detect and improve the time resolution for the impulse noise generation interval, it is possible to set a more accurate optimum data length, so in a signal transmission device capable of setting the data length of a communication frame to an arbitrary length, Used to minimize deterioration of characteristics due to noise when impulse noise is applied on the transmission line It is suitable for.
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逆に、データ長を非常に短く設定して通信を行うと、インパルス雑音に伴う伝送効率劣化は軽減されるものの、フレームヘッダ等の制御フィールドのオーバヘッドに伴い、伝送効率が劣化するため、やはり不利である。
図5に示す解析結果では、200~300バイトの中間的なデータ長の場合(領域A)に伝送効率が最善となっている。なお、データ長が長い部分(領域B)では、インパルス雑音5の印加により伝送効率が低下している。また、データ長が非常に短い部分(領域C)では、ヘッダ等の制御フィールドのオーバヘッドにより伝送効率が低下している。
また、通信フレーム4に設けられたFCS43のビットフィールドを監視しているため、インパルス雑音5の発生間隔に対する時間分解能をフレーム長時間より良くすることができないという課題もある。
実施の形態1.
図1はこの発明の実施の形態1に係る通信システムの構成を示す図である。
通信システムは、図1に示すように、互いに通信フレーム4の送受信を行う信号伝送装置1,2と、信号伝送装置1,2間を繋ぐ伝送路(差動の伝送ケーブル)3から構成されている。
以下では、信号伝送装置1の内部構成についてのみ説明を行うが、信号伝送装置2についても同様に構成されている。
ここで、伝送路3からモード分離回路11に入力される通信フレーム4は、差動信号のディファレンシャルモード成分であり、バッファ回路14を介して伝送制御部13へ伝達される。一方、伝送路3上に印加されたインパルス雑音5は、コモンモード成分としてモード分離回路11に入力される。そのため、インパルス雑音5は、モード分離回路11により通信フレーム4と分離されて、検波回路12へ伝達される。
信号トランス111の伝送路3側は、差動1対のケーブル信号がそれぞれ接続されている。また、信号トランス111の装置1内部側は、それぞれのペア信号がバッファ回路14へ接続されている。このように構成された信号トランス111によって、伝送信号からディファレンシャルモード成分を抽出する。
また、雑音検出トランス112の伝送路3側は、信号トランス111の中点とケーブルのシールドが接続されている。また、雑音検出トランス112の装置1内部側は、検波回路12へ入力する信号とSG(回路内部GND)が接続されている。このように構成された雑音検出トランス112によって、伝送信号からコモンモード成分を抽出する。
データ長変更手段132は、伝送効率が最も良い条件で通信を行うために、雑音計数手段131により観測されたインパルス雑音5の発生間隔に応じて、通信フレーム4のデータ長を変更するものである。ここで、データ長変更手段132は、インパルス雑音5の平均的な発生間隔が短い場合にはデータ長を短くし、逆に、インパルス雑音5の平均的な発生間隔が長い場合にはデータ長を長く設定する。
なお、通信フレーム4は、図4に示すように、プリアンブル&ヘッダ41、データ42およびFCS43のビットフィールドから構成されている。そして、データ42のビットフィールドは、データ通信を行っている最中にユーザが任意の長さに変更できる。また、伝送路3上には、強い瞬時ピークを特徴とするインパルス雑音5が、ある平均的な時間間隔もつ確率でランダム的に印加されているものとする。
次いで、データ長変更手段132は、雑音計数手段131により観測されたインパルス雑音5の発生間隔に応じて、データ長を変更する(ステップST34)。ここで、データ長変更手段132は、インパルス雑音5の平均的な発生間隔が短い場合にはデータ長を短くし、逆に、インパルス雑音5の平均的な発生間隔が長い場合にはデータ長を長く設定する。その後、伝送制御部13は、データ長変更手段132により設定されたデータ長の通信フレーム4を生成して信号伝送装置2に伝達する。
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- 相手装置との間で伝送路を介して通信フレームの送受信を行う信号伝送装置において、
アナログ回路で構成され、前記伝送路上に印加されたインパルス雑音を検出する検波回路と、
前記検波回路により検出されたインパルス雑音を計数することで、当該インパルス雑音の発生間隔を観測する雑音計数手段と、
前記雑音計数手段により観測されたインパルス雑音の発生間隔に応じて、前記通信フレームのデータ長を変更するデータ長変更手段と
を備えたことを特徴とする信号伝送装置。 - 前記検波回路は、前記インパルス雑音の瞬時ピーク電圧に対して感度を持つピーク検波型回路である
ことを特徴とする請求項1記載の信号伝送装置。 - 前記伝送路からの伝送信号をディファレンシャルモード成分とコモンモード成分とに分離することで、前記通信フレームから前記インパルス雑音を分離するモード分離回路を備え、
前記検波回路は、前記モード分離回路により分離された伝送信号のコモンモード成分を入力して前記インパルス雑音を検出する
ことを特徴とする請求項1記載の信号伝送装置。 - 前記モード分離回路は、
前記伝送信号からディファレンシャルモード成分を抽出する信号トランスと、
前記伝送信号からコモンモード成分を抽出する雑音検出トランスとから成る
ことを特徴とする請求項3記載の信号伝送装置。
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