WO2013136496A1 - 通信装置及び通信方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a communication device and a communication method connected to a network such as a vehicle.
- a plurality of electronic control units (ECUs) mounted on a vehicle constitutes a vehicle network system that enables mutual transmission and reception of information (vehicle information) held by the ECUs by being connected to a network.
- vehicle information vehicle information
- One of the communication systems that constitute such a vehicle network system is a controller area network (CAN).
- CAN controller area network
- the communication system described in Patent Document 1 detects the transmission cycle of data transmitted to the communication line of the in-vehicle network, and reduces the amount of data communication through the communication line based on the standard deviation calculated from the transmission cycle.
- a communication management device for managing the data communication amount is provided.
- the priority for ECUs connected to the in-vehicle network is set for each ECU. Then, when the calculated standard deviation is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the communication management device stops the transmission of the regular frame from the ECU with a low priority, or lengthens the transmission period of the regular frame, thereby increasing the communication line.
- the amount of data transmitted to the network is reduced. As a result, an increase in communication volume in the in-vehicle network is suppressed, and data collision and data delay are alleviated.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a communication device and a communication method capable of easily realizing transmission restriction of communication messages according to the communication load of the network. It is in.
- a communication device is a communication device that is connected to a vehicle-mounted network and that transmits and receives communication messages to and from the network.
- a load measurement unit that calculates a load factor of the network based on receiving a communication message flowing in the network during a measurement period set for the network, and a load factor of the network based on the load factor calculated by the load measurement unit
- a load determination unit that determines whether the load is high or low; and a transmission unit that regulates transmission of a communication message by itself based on a determination result indicating that the load is high by the load determination unit.
- the communication method provided by the present invention is a communication method for transmitting and receiving communication messages to and from a vehicle-mounted network, and for a measurement period set for load factor calculation.
- transmission of communication messages is regulated based on the network load factor during the measurement period. That is, for example, the communication device can execute transmission restriction such as restricting transmission of a communication message when the load factor of the network is high, but not restricting transmission of the communication message when the load factor of the network is low.
- transmission restriction such as restricting transmission of a communication message when the load factor of the network is high, but not restricting transmission of the communication message when the load factor of the network is low.
- the load measurement unit integrates a time during which a communication message is flowing through the network, and a ratio of the accumulated time to the measurement period is calculated as a load factor of the network. Calculate as
- the time during which communication messages are flowing through the network is integrated, and the ratio of the integrated time to the measurement period is calculated as the load factor of the network.
- the load factor in the measurement period is calculated based on the accumulated time of the communication message that is flowing. Therefore, it becomes possible to adjust the transmission restriction level of communication messages suitable for the network communication load situation by selecting the measurement period.
- the load measuring unit starts to accumulate the time during which the communication message is flowing from zero each time the measurement period is started.
- the integration of the time during which the communication message flows is started from zero every time the measurement period is started.
- the time during which the communication message flows for each measurement period is accumulated from zero, so the load factor is calculated in a manner that increases from zero within the measurement period.
- a low state in which the load factor includes zero is always provided within the measurement period, and therefore a timing at which transmission restriction is not executed is provided within the measurement period.
- a timing at which transmission restriction is not executed is given, so that the influence of transmission restriction on the communication message subject to transmission restriction can be kept small.
- a high importance message and a low importance message are respectively set as communication messages in the transmission section, and the transmission section is configured to transmit the low importance message. Regulates the transmission of messages by itself.
- a message transmission restriction is applied to a message having a low importance level among messages having a high importance level and messages having a low importance level set as communication messages.
- each communication message is subject to transmission restriction by setting importance for each communication message for various communication messages transmitted by the ECU. Will be able to.
- the priority of a communication message is defined by a message ID.
- a highly important communication message may be given a low priority ID due to the design of the communication system. is there.
- a communication device added to an existing communication system has a small degree of freedom regarding ID assignment, such as being unable to use a message ID that has already been used. Even in such a case, since the ECU performs transmission control based on the importance set in the communication message, it is possible to increase the possibility of transmission of a communication message having a high importance.
- a determination threshold is set in the load determination unit, and when the load factor is equal to or higher than the determination threshold, the load determination unit has a communication load on the network. When it is determined that the load factor is high and the load factor is less than the threshold for determination, it is determined that the communication load of the network is low.
- a threshold for determination is set in the load determination step.
- the load determination step when the load factor is equal to or higher than the determination threshold, the communication load of the network is high.
- the load factor is less than the threshold for determination, it is determined that the communication load of the network is low.
- the level of the load is calculated based on the comparison between the load factor and the determination threshold. That is, since the determination threshold can be set by the load factor, such setting is easy.
- the measurement period is between 5 ms (milliseconds) and 1 s (seconds).
- the degree of freedom for setting the measurement period is high, that is, the degree of freedom for calculating the load factor is high.
- the network is a controller area network.
- an increase in communication messages is suppressed by applying such communication restrictions to a controller area network (CAN) that is often mounted on a vehicle. Therefore, it is possible to suitably maintain the communication state of the network system such as a vehicle and to prevent the entire system from being adversely affected.
- CAN controller area network
- the block diagram which shows the schematic structure about one Embodiment which actualized the communication system provided with the communication apparatus which concerns on this invention The block diagram which shows schematic structure of the communication apparatus shown in FIG.
- the schematic diagram explaining the principle of the bus load measurement in the communication apparatus shown in FIG. The flowchart which shows the procedure of the initial setting regarding bus load measurement in the communication apparatus shown in FIG.
- the schematic diagram explaining the aspect of the bus load measurement in the communication apparatus shown in FIG. The schematic diagram which shows the aspect which the transmission apparatus shown in FIG. 1 controls transmission according to bus load.
- the vehicle 1 includes a communication system as a vehicle network system.
- the communication system includes a first electronic control unit (ECU) 10, a second ECU 20, a third ECU 30, and a communication bus that connects the first to third ECUs 10, 20, and 30 so that they can communicate with each other. 50.
- ECU electronice control unit
- the first to third ECUs 10, 20, and 30 can exchange (transmit and receive) various types of information used for control with each other via the communication bus 50.
- the communication system is configured as a CAN (Control Area Network) network
- the CAN protocol is applied as a communication protocol.
- Each of the first to third ECUs 10, 20, and 30 is a control device used for various controls of the vehicle 1.
- a drive system, a traveling system, a vehicle body system, an information equipment system, and the like are controlled.
- ECU for example, an ECU for a drive system is an ECU for an engine, an ECU for a travel system is an ECU for a steering or a brake ECU, and an ECU for controlling a vehicle body system
- An ECU for a light and an ECU for a window can be mentioned, and an ECU for controlling an information device system includes an ECU for car navigation.
- the first ECU 10 is provided with an information processing device 11 that executes processing required for various controls, and a CAN controller 12 as a communication device that transmits and receives communication messages based on the CAN protocol. Since the information processing apparatus 11 and the CAN controller 12 are connected via an internal bus or the like, various data can be exchanged between the information processing apparatus 11 and the CAN controller 12.
- each of the second and third ECUs 20 and 30 has the same configuration as that of the first ECU 10. That is, the second ECU 20 includes an information processing device 21 having the same function as the information processing device 11 of the first ECU 10 and a CAN controller 22 as a communication device having the same function as the CAN controller 12 of the first ECU 10. And have.
- the third ECU 30 includes an information processing device 31 having the same function as the information processing device 11 of the first ECU 10 and a CAN controller 32 as a communication device having the same function as the CAN controller 12 of the first ECU 10. Have.
- the CAN controllers 12, 22, and 32 of the first to third ECUs 10, 20, and 30 are connected to one communication bus 50, respectively.
- the communication bus 50 includes a communication line that can transmit a communication message based on the CAN protocol.
- the communication bus 50 may include wireless communication as part of a communication path, or may include a path that passes through another network via a gateway or the like.
- each CAN controller 12, 22, 32 can transmit the communication message RF, DF, etc. to the communication bus 50, and receives the communication message RF, DF, etc. transmitted to the communication bus 50. It is possible. That is, the CAN controllers 12, 22, and 32 can mutually transmit and receive communication messages RF, DF, and the like based on a frame defined by the CAN protocol via the communication bus 50.
- the first ECU 10 provides the predetermined control function based on execution processing of the application (application program) 111 that provides the predetermined control function by the information processing apparatus 11. Further, the second ECU 20 provides a predetermined control function based on execution processing of the application 211 by the information processing device 21. Further, the third ECU 30 provides a predetermined control function based on execution processing of the application 311 by the information processing device 31.
- the second and third ECUs 20 and 30 have the same configuration as that of the first ECU 10, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the first ECU 10 includes a CAN transceiver 13 between the CAN controller 12 and the communication bus 50, and communication between the CAN controller 12 and the communication bus 50 is performed via the CAN transceiver 13. To be performed.
- the CAN transceiver 13 is electrically connected to the CAN controller 12 and is also electrically connected to the communication bus 50.
- the CAN transceiver 13 makes it possible to transmit a communication message between the communication bus 50 and the CAN controller 12 bidirectionally by mutually converting the electrical characteristics between the communication bus 50 and the CAN controller 12. Yes.
- a signal at the bus level of the communication bus 50 is converted into a digital signal that can be handled by the CAN controller 12 so that a dominant (“0”) recessive (“1”) can be recognized.
- the CAN controller 12 is connected to the communication bus 50 via the CAN transceiver 13, so that communication messages can be transmitted to and received from the communication bus 50.
- the information processing apparatus 11 includes a microcomputer having an arithmetic device (CPU) and a storage device. That is, the information processing device 11 temporarily stores the arithmetic device that executes the arithmetic processing of the control program, the read-only memory (ROM) that stores the control program and data, and the arithmetic result of the arithmetic device. Volatile memory (RAM). Accordingly, the information processing apparatus 11 reads the control program (application 111) held in the storage device into the arithmetic device and executes it, thereby providing the function of the application 111 to the control target and performing the control. Control the target. The application 111 obtains information transmitted from the other ECUs 20 and 30 to the communication bus 50 and uses the information for processing, or transmits the calculated information and the like to the communication bus 50 so that the other ECUs 20 and 30 can transmit the information. Or make it available.
- CPU arithmetic device
- ROM read-only memory
- RAM Volatile memory
- the CAN controller 12 is provided with a transmission / reception circuit 121 that transmits / receives communication messages to / from the communication bus 50 and an interface 123 that exchanges various data related to communication messages with the information processing apparatus 11.
- the CAN controller 12 is provided with a CAN protocol engine 122 that constitutes a transmission unit that analyzes the received communication message based on the CAN protocol and generates a communication message to be transmitted based on the CAN protocol. Further, the CAN controller 12 is provided with a CAN control register 124 in which various parameters used by the CAN protocol engine 122 for analyzing communication messages and generating communication messages are set.
- the transmission / reception circuit 121 is a circuit that performs basic processing related to transmission / reception of a communication message to / from the communication bus 50, and detects whether a communication error is detected in the received communication message or whether the communication message can be transmitted to the communication bus 50. And so on.
- the transmission / reception circuit 121 receives the communication message received from the communication bus 50 by the CAN transceiver 13 at the reception port Rx, and performs basic processing for reception on the communication message and then outputs the communication message to the CAN protocol engine 122. . Further, the transmission / reception circuit 121 monitors whether or not the communication bus 50 is in a state in which communication messages can be transmitted.
- the transmission / reception circuit 121 When the transmission / reception circuit 121 detects that the communication message can be transmitted to the communication bus 50, the transmission / reception circuit 121 notifies the CAN protocol engine 122 of the detection result, and is input from the CAN protocol engine 122 in response to the notification. A communication message is output from the transmission port Tx. As a result, a communication message is transmitted to the communication bus 50 via the CAN transceiver 13.
- the interface 123 is provided with a reception buffer 12R and a transmission buffer 12T that are configured by a readable / writable memory area.
- the reception buffer 12R is an area that can be written from the CAN protocol engine 122 and can be read from the information processing apparatus 11.
- the transmission buffer 12T is an area writable from the information processing apparatus 11 and an area readable from the CAN protocol engine 122.
- the reception buffer 12R and the transmission buffer 12T may share a predetermined memory area, or may be a memory area secured separately.
- the reception buffer 12R is provided with one or a plurality of message boxes (not shown), and the received communication message is stored in a message box corresponding to the communication message.
- the transmission buffer 12T is provided with first to nth (n: integer) message boxes M1 to Mn, and the data transmitted from the information processing apparatus 11 is sent to the message boxes M1 to Mn corresponding to the data. Store.
- message boxes M1 to Mn are associated with message IDs, information contents to be transmitted are determined for each message box M1 to Mn.
- the first ECU 10 is an engine ECU
- the engine speed is set as particularly important information in the first message box M1
- the water temperature is set as slightly less important information in the second message box M2. Is done.
- voice information is set as particularly important information in the first message box M1, and an image is displayed as slightly less important information in the second message box M2. Information is set.
- the CAN protocol engine 122 analyzes and generates a communication message based on the CAN protocol. That is, the CAN protocol engine 122 analyzes the communication message input from the transmission / reception circuit 121 based on the CAN protocol. In addition, when transmission data is input from each of the message boxes M 1 to Mn of the interface 123, the CAN protocol engine 122 generates a communication message including the transmission data based on the CAN protocol and outputs the communication message to the transmission / reception circuit 121. To do.
- the CAN protocol engine 122 refers to the CAN control register 124 in processing of analyzing and generating a communication message.
- the CAN control register 124 various parameters relating to the analysis of communication messages and various parameters relating to the generation of communication messages are set.
- the CAN control register 124 can read and write data with the information processing apparatus 11.
- the setting of various parameters in the CAN control register 124 is executed by the application 111 processed by the information processing apparatus 11 when necessary, such as when the first ECU 10 is activated.
- the CAN control register 124 is provided with transmission request flag setting bits corresponding to the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn, respectively.
- the transmission request flag setting bit of the CAN control register 124 is set to a transmission request flag, for example, “1” when transmission of a communication message based on the corresponding first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn is requested. .
- the transmission request flag setting bit of the CAN control register 124 is set with a transmission stop flag, for example, “0” when transmission of a communication message from the corresponding first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn is not requested. Is set. Then, the CAN protocol engine 122 transmits a communication message generated based on the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn to the transmission request flag setting bit corresponding to each message box M1 to Mn. When the transmission request flag “1” is set in the corresponding transmission request flag setting bit, the transmission is not performed. That is, the CAN protocol engine 122 sets the transmission request flag setting bit even if the data to be transmitted to the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn is set or the communication bus 50 is ready for transmission.
- a transmission stop flag for example, “0” when transmission of a communication message from the corresponding first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn is not requested.
- the transmission of the communication message is stopped or executed according to the transmission stop flag “0” or the transmission request flag “1”.
- the transmission request flag setting bit reads the referenced value as the transmission stop flag “0” even when the transmission request flag “1” is set when the CAN protocol engine 122 refers to the bit.
- a so-called mask can be used.
- the CAN control register 124 is provided with importance flag setting bits corresponding to the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn, respectively.
- the importance flag setting bit of the CAN control register 124 includes a flag indicating that the importance is high when the importance of the communication message for transmission generated from the corresponding first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn is high. For example, “1” is set.
- the importance flag setting bit when the importance of the communication message for transmission generated from the corresponding first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn is low, a flag indicating that the importance is low, for example, “ “0” is set.
- the importance flag setting bit corresponding to the first message box M1 is set to “1” indicating high importance, while corresponding to the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn.
- the importance flag setting bit is set to “0” indicating that the importance is low.
- the CAN controller 12 is configured with a bus load measuring unit 125 as a load measuring unit and a parameter used by the bus load measuring unit 125, which configures a transmission unit that measures the bus load factor of the communication bus 50.
- the bus load measurement register 128 is provided.
- a measurement period G which is a period for measuring the bus load factor, and an upper limit value Tup as a determination threshold value for determining whether the bus load factor is high or low are set.
- the measurement period G is a period for calculating the bus load factor. For example, a range of 5 ms (milliseconds) to 1 s (seconds) is set, and the period is shorter than 5 ms but longer than 1 s. Also good.
- the upper limit value Tup is a value to be compared with the bus load factor, and is a value set in a range of 0 to 100%, for example, 50%. Both the measurement period G and the upper limit value Tup are determined in advance so that there is no problem in the communication system.
- the bus load measurement unit 125 measures the bus load factor of the communication bus 50 in real time (load measurement process). Since the bus load measuring unit 125 is connected to the CAN transceiver 13, a digital signal output from the CAN transceiver 13 to the CAN controller 12, that is, a signal corresponding to a communication message flowing through the communication bus 50 is input. Is done.
- the bus load measurement unit 125 refers to various parameters set in the bus load measurement register 128 when measuring the bus load factor.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 is provided with a counter 126 that measures the time during which a communication message is flowing in the communication bus 50, and a prohibition determining unit 127 as a load determining unit that determines prohibition of transmission based on the bus load factor. It has been.
- the counter 126 measures the time during which a communication message flows through the communication bus 50, that is, the time during which the communication message occupies the communication bus 50.
- the counter 126 accumulates the time during which communication messages are received for the communication messages input to the bus load measurement unit 125 for each measurement period G set in the bus load measurement register 128. That is, when the measurement period G starts, the counter 126 returns the accumulated time to zero, and then resumes the accumulation of the time during which the communication message is flowing. Accordingly, the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the ratio of the time accumulated by the counter 126 with respect to the measurement period G as the bus load ratio in the measurement period G.
- a data frame and a remote frame are defined as a frame as a unit in communication, but any frame is used for measuring the time during which a communication message is flowing. However, the same can be done. For this reason, in the following, the case of a data frame will be exemplified, and description of other frames will be omitted.
- a communication message having a data frame structure starts with SOF (Start Of Frame), which is a 1-bit dominant (“0”), and by 11-bit recessive (“1”). finish. That is, the counter 126 can detect the start of the communication message by SOF and detect the end of the communication message by 11-bit recessive.
- the 11-bit recessive includes an Ack delimiter (1 bit), EOF (7 bits), and intermission (3 bits). Therefore, the counter 126 adds up the time from the start of the communication message to the end of the communication message, that is, the time during which the communication message occupies the communication bus 50. On the other hand, the counter 126 does not accumulate the so-called bus idle period until the next communication message is started after the communication message is completed.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the ratio (percentage) of the time accumulated by the counter 126 to the measurement period G, that is, “integrated time / measurement period G ⁇ 100” as the bus load ratio (%). Since the measurement period G can be arbitrarily set in the bus load measurement register 128, the calculation of the bus load factor is performed according to the state of the communication system, the communication bus 50, and the ECUs 10, 20, and 30. Can be adjusted. Further, since the value of the counter 126 becomes zero every measurement period G, which is so-called clear, the bus load factor becomes “0%” at the start of the measurement period G, and the bus load factor increases as time elapses. To change.
- the load factor is “0%” at the start of the period, the load factor “50%” at half the period, and the load factor at the end of the period. “100%”. That is, the occupation rate of the communication message for the period set from the start point of the measurement period G10 toward the future is calculated as the load factor.
- the load factor becomes “0%” every time the measurement period G starts, a timing at which transmission restriction is not executed is provided.
- the load factor is “0%” at the start of each measurement period, and the time of the communication message that has flowed to the communication bus 50 during each measurement period. Are integrated to calculate the load factor.
- an average value in a predetermined period in the past from the time of measurement is often calculated as a load factor.
- an average load factor is always obtained.
- the load factor is always calculated as “100%”, so it is difficult to ensure the timing at which a communication message with low importance can be transmitted.
- the prohibition determination unit 127 compares the bus load factor with the upper limit value Tup. When the bus load factor is equal to or higher than the upper limit value Tup, the prohibition determination unit 127 determines that the bus load factor is high (high load) and the bus load factor is upper limit. When the value is less than the value Tup, it is determined that the bus load factor is low (low load) (load determination step). When determining that the bus load factor is high, the prohibition determination unit 127 outputs “ON” indicating that the transmission prohibition signal is valid (active). Conversely, when it is determined that the bus load factor is low, “OFF” indicating that the transmission prohibition signal is invalid (negative) is output.
- the bus load measurement unit 125 masks the transmission request flag setting bit of the CAN control register 124, that is, the mask is enabled. To do. When the mask becomes valid, the CAN protocol engine 122 looks like the transmission stop flag “0” is set in the setting bit when the transmission request flag setting bit is referred to. Therefore, when the mask becomes valid, the CAN protocol engine 122 reads the transmission stop flag “0” even if the transmission request flag “1” is set in the transmission request flag setting bit. As a result, the CAN controller 12 holds the transmission request for the corresponding message box M1 to Mn.
- the bus load measurement unit 125 invalidates the mask of the transmission request flag setting bit of the CAN control register 124. If the mask is invalid, the CAN protocol engine 122 can correctly read the transmission stop flag “0” or the transmission request flag “1” set in the transmission request flag setting bit. Since the transmission request flag “1” set in the transmission request flag setting bit is only hidden when the mask is valid, the transmission request flag setting bit is set when the mask becomes invalid. Can be referred to. As a result, the CAN protocol engine 122 is based on the transmission request flag “1” that is set when the mask is invalidated for a message box in which the transmission request flag “1” is set while the mask is valid. Transmission processing can be performed. In this manner, the CAN controller 12 regulates transmission of communication messages according to the bus load factor (transmission process).
- step S10 when the power is turned on, the CPU 11 and the clock of the information processing apparatus 11 are initialized (step S10). Thereby, the information processing apparatus 11 of the first ECU 10 is activated. Thereafter, in the first ECU 10, the application 111 is executed by the information processing apparatus 11, and the initial setting by the application 111 is continuously performed. That is, the executed application 111 sets a measurement period G for bus load measurement in the bus load measurement register 128 (step S11) and sets an upper limit value Tup that is a bus load determination threshold value (step S11). S12).
- the executed application 111 sets “1” when the importance is high and “0” when the importance is low in the importance flag setting bits corresponding to the message boxes M1 to Mn of the CAN control register 124, respectively. Set. That is, the executed application 111 sets a message box that prohibits transmission when the bus load factor is high by setting “0” indicating that the importance level is low in the importance level flag setting bit (step S13). . Further, in the executed application 111, various settings for the CAN protocol engine 122 are performed in each register of the CAN control register 124 (step S14), and various settings for other functions are performed (step S15). Thereby, the initial setting is completed.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the bus load factor as “0%”. Since the bus load factor is “0%” at the start, the transmission prohibition signal is set to “OFF” in the measurement period G1, and the bus load measurement unit 125 includes the first to nth message boxes M1 of the CAN control register 124. Disable the mask of the bit for setting the transmission request flag corresponding to ⁇ Mn. Accordingly, the CAN protocol engine 122 does not restrict transmission of communication messages generated based on the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 sequentially calculates the bus load rate for the measurement period G1. For example, since there are few communication messages flowing through the communication bus 50 in the measurement period G1, the measurement period G1 ends without reaching the upper limit value Tup as a threshold for restricting transmission by itself.
- the measurement period G2 starts.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the bus load factor from “0%”. That is, the CAN protocol engine 122 does not restrict transmission of communication messages generated based on the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 sequentially calculates the bus load rate for the measurement period G2. Since there are few communication messages flowing through the communication bus 50 even during the measurement period G2, the measurement period G2 ends without the bus load ratio reaching the upper limit value Tup.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the bus load factor from “0%”. That is, the CAN protocol engine 122 does not restrict transmission of communication messages generated based on the first to nth message boxes M1 to Mn.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 sequentially calculates the bus load rate for the measurement period G3. Since the number of communication messages flowing through the communication bus 50 is relatively large in the measurement period G3, the bus load factor greatly increases as compared to the measurement periods G1 and G2, and is earlier by the period G31 than the end point of the measurement period G3. It becomes the upper limit value Tup or more. When the bus load factor becomes equal to or greater than the upper limit value Tup, the prohibition determination unit 127 outputs “ON” indicating that the transmission prohibition signal is valid only during the period G31 until the measurement period G3 ends.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 corresponds to the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn in which “0” is set in the importance flag setting bit in response to the transmission prohibition signal being “ON”.
- the CAN protocol engine 122 stops transmission of a communication message generated from data set in the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn in which the mask is enabled. That is, in the first ECU 10, the transmission of communication messages generated based on the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn is restricted, that is, prohibited during the period G31. At this time, the mask of the transmission request flag setting bit corresponding to the first message box M1 in which “1” is set in the importance flag setting bit remains invalid. For this reason, the CAN protocol engine 122 continues to transmit a communication message generated based on the data set in the first message box M1 whose mask is invalid according to the setting of each flag in the transmission request flag setting bit. Do not prohibit sending. Since the bus load factor does not decrease until the measurement period G3 ends, transmission restriction based on the bus load factor is continued until the measurement period G3 ends, that is, during the period G31.
- the measurement period G4 starts.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the bus load factor from “0%”. Therefore, in response to the transmission prohibition signal that has been turned “ON” in the measurement period G3 returning to “OFF”, the bus load measuring unit 125 sets the masks set in the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn. Disable. Thereby, the CAN protocol engine 122 does not restrict transmission of communication messages generated based on the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn.
- the bus load factor is significantly increased as compared to the measurement periods G1 and G2, and the period G41 is greater than the end of the measurement period G4.
- the upper limit value Tup is reached.
- the prohibition determination unit 127 outputs “ON” indicating that the transmission prohibition signal is valid only during the period G41 until the measurement period G4 ends.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 changes the mask state set in the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn in which “0” is set in the importance flag setting bit from invalid to valid.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 calculates the bus load factor from “0%”. Therefore, in response to the transmission prohibition signal turned “ON” in the measurement period G4 returning to “OFF”, the bus load measuring unit 125 sets the masks set in the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn. Disable. Thereby, the CAN protocol engine 122 does not restrict transmission of communication messages generated based on the second to nth message boxes M2 to Mn.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 sequentially calculates the bus load rate for the measurement period G5. Since there are few communication messages flowing through the communication bus 50 even in the measurement period G5, the measurement period G5 ends without the bus load ratio reaching the upper limit value Tup.
- the communication message transmission restriction is set to each ECU 10, 20, 30. Will be executed separately.
- the communication system including the communication device according to the present embodiment has the effects listed below.
- transmission of communication messages is restricted. That is, for example, the CAN controller 12 restricts transmission of communication messages when the bus load factor of the communication bus 50 is high, and does not restrict transmission of communication messages when the bus load factor of the communication bus 50 is low. Transmission restrictions can be implemented. This makes it possible to reduce data collisions, data delays, and the like in the network by suppressing an increase in the amount of communication in the in-vehicle network. That is, it is possible to easily execute appropriate communication message transmission regulation according to the communication load of the network.
- the bus load factor in the measurement period G is calculated based on the accumulated time of communication messages. As a result, the level of communication message transmission restriction suitable for the communication load status of the communication bus 50 can be adjusted by selecting the measurement period G.
- the bus load factor is calculated in a manner that increases from zero within the measurement period G.
- a low state in which the bus load factor includes zero is always provided in the measurement period G, and therefore a timing at which transmission restriction is not executed is provided in the measurement period G.
- a timing at which transmission restriction is not executed is given, so that the influence of transmission restriction on the communication message subject to transmission restriction can be kept small.
- the communication messages are subject to transmission restrictions. It will be possible to determine whether or not.
- the priority of a communication message is defined by a message ID.
- a highly important communication message may be given a low priority ID due to the design of the communication system. is there.
- a communication device added to an existing communication system has a small degree of freedom regarding ID assignment, such as being unable to use a message ID that has already been used.
- transmission control is executed based on the importance set in the communication message, so that it is possible to increase the possibility of transmission of a communication message having a high importance.
- the load level of the communication bus 50 is calculated based on a comparison between the bus load factor and the upper limit value Tup. That is, since the upper limit value Tup can be set by the load factor, setting is easy.
- the measurement period G can be set freely between 5 ms (milliseconds) and 1 s (seconds), the degree of freedom in calculating the bus load factor is high. As a result, it is possible to set the measurement period G suitable for the load status of the communication bus 50 and the mode of the communication message to be regulated.
- the bus load measuring unit 125 accumulates the communication messages flowing in the sequential communication bus 50 in real time is illustrated.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and measurement of the bus load factor may be stopped when a significant bus load factor cannot be measured, such as when the ECU is in the sleep mode or when the bus is off. Thereby, the improvement of the design freedom of such a communication apparatus comes to be achieved.
- the CAN controller 12 is provided with the transmission / reception circuit 121, the CAN protocol engine 122, the interface 123, the CAN control register 124, the bus load measurement unit 125, and the bus load measurement register 128. did.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the CAN controller may be a transmission / reception circuit, a CAN protocol engine, an interface, a CAN control register, a bus load measuring unit, and a bus load as long as transmission can be restricted based on the bus load factor in the measurement period.
- the arrangement and configuration of the measurement register can be arbitrarily designed and is not limited to the above embodiment.
- the CAN controller may have a configuration in which each function is built in one integrated circuit or a configuration using a plurality of integrated circuits. By these things, the design freedom of this communication apparatus comes to improve.
- each ECU 10, 20, 30 is provided with only one CAN controller 12, 22, 32 is illustrated.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the ECU may be provided with a plurality of CAN controllers.
- one ECU 40 has a plurality of CAN controllers 12, 42 and is connected to a plurality of communication buses 50, 51
- one ECU 40 has a plurality of communication buses 50.
- 51 may be subjected to communication regulation according to the bus load factor. Thereby, the design freedom of a communication system is raised by using this communication apparatus.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and a plurality of thresholds for determination may be provided, and the content of communication restriction may be changed according to the determination level.
- the second upper limit value Tup2 is set to a bus load factor lower than the upper limit value Tup, or the third upper limit value Tup3 is set to a bus load factor higher than the upper limit value Tup. Also good. Thereby, a plurality of levels for performing transmission restriction can be provided.
- the importance set in the communication message is two, high and low.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the importance set in the communication message may be more than two.
- the importance is divided into four, “1” to “4”, communication messages with importance “1” are not restricted, and communication messages with importance “2” are the above-mentioned third upper limit value.
- the communication is restricted at Tup3, the communication message with importance “3” is restricted with the upper limit value Tup of the above embodiment, and the communication message with importance “4” is restricted with the second upper limit value Tup2. It may be.
- the transmission restriction of communication messages by the communication device can be performed in more detail.
- the counter 126 is exemplified for the case where the integration is set to zero each time the measurement period G is reached.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the counter may return to zero every measurement period, or may return the integration to a value other than zero.
- the bus load factor can be calculated in real time so as to change from a low state to a high state. Thereby, the freedom degree of design as a communication apparatus comes to be raised.
- the case where the counter 126 accumulates the time of the communication message is illustrated.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the counter may add up the number of communication messages.
- the ratio of the accumulated number of messages to the number of communication messages with a bus load factor of around 100% during the measurement period may be estimated and used as the bus load factor. As a result, the degree of freedom in designing the communication device is improved.
- the bus load factor is expressed as a percentage
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the bus load factor may be displayed in units other than the percentage such as decimal display.
- the counter can accumulate values according to the detection of the communication message, the counter may accumulate the values obtained by performing predetermined arithmetic processing on the detected time or number. Good. As a result, the degree of freedom in designing the communication device is improved.
- the CAN controllers 12, 22, and 32 of the ECUs 10, 20, and 30 can perform transmission restrictions based on the bus load factor.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and only one ECU including a communication device capable of restricting transmission may be connected to the network, or two or more plural ECUs may be connected. In any case, it is possible to suppress an increase in the data amount of the communication bus by restricting transmission of the amount of communication messages that flow through the communication bus in accordance with the load factor of the communication bus.
- each ECU 10, 20, 30 is connected to the network.
- the communication device connected to the network may be other than the communication device of the ECU, such as a communication device of a gateway or a communication device of various other devices.
- the communication amount of data transmitted to the network can be suppressed by applying this communication device to various devices connected to the network.
- the network is a network corresponding to the CAN protocol, that is, a so-called CAN network is illustrated.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the network may be a network other than the CAN network, for example, a network such as Ethernet (registered trademark) or FlexRay (registered trademark).
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- For bus load measurement Register 211, 311 ... Application, M1 to Mn ... 1st to nth Tsu sage box, RF ... communication message, Rx ... receiving port, Tx ... send port.
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- 車載されたネットワークに接続されるとともに、当該ネットワークとの間で通信メッセージの送信及び受信を行う通信装置であって、
負荷率算出のために設定した計測期間の間ネットワークに流れている通信メッセージを受信することに基づいてネットワークの負荷率を算出する負荷計測部と、
前記負荷計測部が算出した負荷率に基づいてネットワークの負荷の高低を判定する負荷判定部と、
前記負荷判定部による高負荷である旨の判定結果に基づいて通信メッセージの送信を自ら規制する送信部と、を備える
ことを特徴とする通信装置。 - 前記負荷計測部は、ネットワークに通信メッセージが流れている時間を積算するものであり、前記計測期間に対する前記積算された時間の割合を前記ネットワークの負荷率として算出する
請求項1に記載の通信装置。 - 前記負荷計測部は、前記計測期間が開始される毎に、前記通信メッセージの流れている時間の積算を零から開始する
請求項2に記載の通信装置。 - 前記送信部には、通信メッセージとして、重要度の高いメッセージと、重要度の低いメッセージとが各々設定され、前記送信部は、前記重要度の低いメッセージに対してメッセージの送信を自ら規制する
請求項1~3のいずれか一項に記載の通信装置。 - 前記負荷判定部には判定用閾値が設定されており、
前記負荷判定部は、前記負荷率が前記判定用閾値以上であるとき、ネットワークの通信負荷が高いと判定し、前記負荷率が前記判定用閾値未満であるとき、ネットワークの通信負荷が低いと判定する
請求項1~4のいずれか一項に記載の通信装置。 - 前記計測期間は、5ms(ミリ秒)~1s(秒)の間である
請求項1~5のいずれか一項に記載の通信装置。 - 前記ネットワークはコントローラエリアネットワークである
請求項1~6のいずれか一項に記載の通信装置。 - 車載されたネットワークとの間で通信メッセージの送信及び受信を行う通信方法であって、
負荷率算出のために設定した計測期間の間ネットワークに流れている通信メッセージを受信することに基づいてネットワークの負荷率を算出する負荷計測工程と、
前記算出した負荷率に基づいてネットワークの負荷の高低を判定する負荷判定工程と、
前記負荷判定工程による高負荷である旨の判定結果に基づいて通信メッセージの送信を規制する送信工程と、を備える
ことを特徴とする通信方法。 - 前記負荷計測工程では、ネットワークに通信メッセージが流れている時間を積算し、前記計測期間に対するこの積算した時間の割合を前記ネットワークの負荷率として算出する
請求項8に記載の通信方法。 - 前記負荷計測工程では、前記計測期間が開始される毎に、前記通信メッセージの流れている時間の積算を零から開始する
請求項9に記載の通信方法。 - 前記送信工程では、通信メッセージとして設定される重要度の高いメッセージと重要度の低いメッセージとのうち、前記重要度の低いメッセージに対してメッセージの送信規制を行う
請求項8~10のいずれか一項に記載の通信方法。 - 前記負荷判定工程には判定用閾値が設定され、
前記負荷判定工程では、前記負荷率が前記判定用閾値以上であるとき、ネットワークの通信負荷が高いと判定し、前記負荷率が前記判定用閾値未満であるとき、ネットワークの通信負荷が低いと判定する
請求項8~11のいずれか一項に記載の通信方法。
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