WO2015049951A1 - 電動ステアリングロック装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electric steering lock device that restricts rotation of a steering shaft of an automobile.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of an electric steering lock device described in Patent Document 1.
- the electric steering lock device 101 includes a lock member 150 for prohibiting rotation of the steering shaft 180. Further, the lock member 150 is disposed so as to be movable between a lock position where the tip 151 a of the lock member 150 protrudes from the frame 110 and a lock release position accommodated in the frame 110.
- the electric steering lock device 101 includes a cam 140 that rotates integrally with the gear 132, and the lock member 150 is urged and held on the cam surface 141 of the cam 140 by urging means (not shown). Accordingly, following the rotation of the gear 132, the lock member 150 moves between the lock position and the lock release position while sliding on the cam surface 141.
- a detection switch (not shown) for detecting that the lock member 150 is located at the unlock position is necessary.
- the lock member 150 When the detection switch is installed on the lock member 150, the lock member 150 turns on the detection switch and stops the rotation of the cam 140 when the lock member 150 moves to the unlock position. In the unlocked state with such a configuration, the lock member 150 is held on the inclined surface of the cam surface 141 while being urged by the urging means, so that the cam 140 rotates in the locking direction for some reason. There is a risk.
- the conventional electric steering lock device 101 is provided with the piezoelectric element 170. Then, with the lock member 150 positioned at the unlock position, the protrusion 171 of the piezoelectric element 170 is brought into pressure contact with the cam surface 141, whereby the rotation of the cam 140 toward the locking side is restricted by the frictional force.
- the present invention is an electric steering lock that can regulate the rotation of the cam in the unlocked state in the unlocked state without providing a separate part when the lock member is located at the unlocked position.
- An object is to provide an apparatus.
- the first aspect of the present invention that achieves the above object is to provide a cam that can be rotated forward and backward in a frame, a lock position that becomes an advancing end while following the cam surface of the rotating cam, and a backward movement.
- a locking member disposed so as to be movable back and forth between the unlocking position as an end, and the cam surface includes a locking / unlocking section for moving the locking member between the locking position and the unlocking position, and the locking member
- the rate of change of the cam lift amount with respect to the cam rotation angle in the lock release position interval is higher than the rate of change of the cam lift amount with respect to the cam rotation angle in the locking / unlocking zone.
- An electric steering lock device configured to be small is provided.
- the cam surface may be configured such that the rate of change in the unlocking position section is constant.
- Position detecting means for detecting that the lock member is located at the unlock position may be disposed between the frame and the lock member.
- the cam surface includes an unlocking stop section configured such that the change ratio is larger than the change ratio in the unlock position section, the unlocking section, the unlock position section, and the unlock position. You may make it arrange
- the cam surface so that the change rate of the cam lift amount with respect to the cam rotation angle in the unlocking position section is smaller than the change ratio in the locking / unlocking section,
- the cam does not rotate in the locking direction when the member is located at the unlock position.
- the rotation of the cam can be regulated without providing another part.
- the cam surface is configured so that the rate of change of the cam lift amount relative to the cam rotation angle in the unlock position section is constant, the locking / unlocking section and the unlock position section can be smoothly continued. Thereby, it is possible to suppress a hitting sound generated when the locking member that follows the cam surface displaces the locking / unlocking section and the unlocking position section.
- the position detecting means detects that the lock member is located at the unlock position, the position of the lock member can be accurately grasped. Thus, even when the linkage between the cam and the lock member is removed, it is possible to prevent erroneous determination of the locked state as the unlocked state.
- the cam surface includes an unlocking stop section configured such that the change rate is larger than the change rate in the unlocking position section, the unlocking section, the unlocking position section, and the unlocking stop.
- an unlocking stop section configured such that the change rate is larger than the change rate in the unlocking position section, the unlocking section, the unlocking position section, and the unlocking stop.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an electric steering lock device according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view which shows one Embodiment of this invention and shows an electric steering lock apparatus.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. 2 in a locked state.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 5-5 in FIG. 3 in a locked state.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line 6-6 in FIG. 2 in a locked state.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. 2 in an unlocked state.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 5-5 in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 6-6 in FIG. 2 in an unlocked state. It is a cam displacement diagram which shows the relationship between the rotation angle of a cam, and a cam lift amount. It is a schematic sectional drawing which shows the principal part of this embodiment in the state in which the tracking protrusion was located on the lock
- the steering lock device of the present embodiment is attached as an electric steering lock device 1 to a steering column device (not shown) that houses a steering shaft 80 of an automobile by a fixing means (not shown).
- the electric steering lock device 1 is mainly composed of a frame 10, a frame cover 20, a driving means 30, a lock member 50, and a control board 60, as shown in FIGS.
- the frame 10 includes a case portion 11 having a substantially box shape whose one surface (upper surface in FIGS. 4 to 9 and the like) is open, and a cylindrical guide portion 12 disposed on the bottom surface 11a of the case portion 11. Yes.
- the guide portion 12 has a rectangular tube shape communicating with the storage chamber 13 while opening at the front end side facing the steering shaft 80, and the lock member 50 is housed in the guide hole 14 which is a tubular hole so as to be able to advance and retract. .
- a stopper receiving portion 15 that engages with a stopper 52f described later is set in the opening portion on the accommodation chamber side of the guide hole 14.
- the frame cover 20 has a box shape in which one surface (the lower surface in FIGS. 4 to 9 and the like) is open, and a latch receiving portion 21 provided on the inner edge of the opening and a engagement provided on the periphery of the case 11 of the frame 10
- the frame 10 is assembled by engaging the stopper 11b.
- the frame cover 20 and the case portion 11 form a storage chamber 13 as a storage space inside.
- the accommodation chamber 13 accommodates a drive unit 30 that drives the lock member 50 and a control board 60 that controls the operation of the drive unit 30.
- the drive means 30 includes an electric motor 31 as a drive source, a worm gear (not shown) disposed on the output shaft of the electric motor 31, and a disk-shaped worm wheel 32 formed as a gear meshable with the worm gear. Composed. When the electric motor 31 rotates forward, the worm gear rotates the worm wheel 32 in the unlocking direction, and when the electric motor 31 reverses, the worm gear rotates the worm wheel 32 in the locking direction.
- the drive means 30 is accommodated in the motor case 33 in a state where the worm gear meshes with the worm wheel 32 and is unitized, and the motor case 33 is disposed in the accommodation chamber 13 together.
- the worm wheel 32 is provided with a cam 40 on one panel surface thereof.
- the cam 40 includes a spiral cam groove 42 and an outer peripheral surface 43, and the inner side wall 42 a of the cam groove 42 and the outer peripheral surface 43 are set as the cam surface 41.
- the cam surface 41 includes a locking-side idle running section 41a, a locking / unlocking section 41b, an unlocking position section 41c, an unlocking stop section 41d, and an unlocking-side idle running section 41e.
- Each section is continuous in this order.
- the cam lift amount is a dimension from the rotation center O to the cam surface 41, and in the present embodiment, the cam lift amount is set to be the smallest in the locking side idle running section 41a and the largest in the unlocking side idle running section 41e. .
- the change rate of the cam lift amount with respect to the rotation angle of the cam 40 in each section of the cam surface 41 is determined based on the cam lift amount of the locking side idle running section 41a.
- the locking side idle running section 41a corresponds to the locking position of the associated locking member 50, is located at the center of the spiral shape in the cam groove 42, and the cam lift amount is set constant (the movement amount of the locking member 50 is zero). Has been. That is, the change rate of the cam lift amount with respect to the rotation angle of the cam 40 in the locking-side idle running section 41a is set to zero.
- the locking / unlocking section 41b corresponds to a path along which the associated locking member 50 moves between the locked position and the unlocked position. That is, one side of the locking / unlocking section 41b continues to the locking-side idle running section 41a and the other side continues to the unlocking position section 41c, and the cam lift amount increases from the locking-side idle running section 41a toward the unlocking position section 41c. It is set to be. Further, the change rate of the cam lift amount with respect to the rotation angle of the cam 40 in the locking / unlocking section 41b is set to be different between the lock position side and the unlocking position side of the locking / unlocking section 41b.
- the rate of change on the lock position side in the locking / unlocking section 41b is set so that the pulling torque increases because the engaging portion 51a at the tip of the lock body 51 retreats from the engaging groove 81 during the unlocking operation.
- the change rate is set to be relatively small.
- the change rate on the unlocking position side in the locking / unlocking section 41b is such that the changing rate is such that the locking portion 51a moves backward quickly during the unlocking operation because the engaging portion 51a of the lock body 51 is separated from the engaging groove 81. It is set larger than the lock position.
- the lock release position section 41c corresponds to the lock release position of the associated lock member 50, and the cam lift amount is set to be constant (the movement amount of the lock member 50 is zero and the change rate of the cam lift amount is zero).
- the change rate of the cam lift amount with respect to the rotation angle of the cam 40 in the unlocking position section 41c does not need to be zero, and may be set to be at least smaller than the change ratio in the locking / unlocking section 41b.
- the unlocking stop section 41d is a section for the linked lock member 50 (hanger 52) to turn on the unlock detection switch 62 described later, and is continuous with the unlocking position section 41c.
- the amount of change in the cam lift amount in the unlocking stop section 41d is determined in consideration of the operation stroke necessary and sufficient for turning on the unlocking detection switch 62, which will be described later, the variation in the operation stroke, the variation in the assembly position, and the like. The dimensions are set so that the detection switch 62 is not damaged. Further, the change rate of the unlocking stop section 41d is set so that a torque necessary for operating the unlocking detection switch 62 is generated.
- the unlocking idle running section 41e is formed on the outer peripheral surface 43 of the cam 40 continuously to the unlocking position section 41c, and is set to have a constant cam lift.
- the lock member 50 includes a lock main body 51 that engages an engagement groove 81 provided on the outer peripheral surface of the steering shaft 80,
- the hanger 52 is detachably linked to the rear end side, which is the retreat side end of the main body 51, and a lock urging member 53 that urges the lock main body 51 from the retreat end side to the advance end side.
- the lock main body 51 and the hanger 52 which comprise the lock member 50 are arrange
- the link portion 50 a between the lock main body 51 and the hanger 52 includes a main body side link portion 51 b provided at the rear end of the lock main body 51 and a hanger side link portion 52 b provided at the front end of the hanger 52.
- the lock member 50 is freely displaced by the driving means 30 between a lock position that is an advance end and a lock release position that is a retracted end.
- the front end of the lock body 51 protrudes from the guide portion 12 and engages with the engagement groove 81 to restrict the rotation of the steering shaft 80.
- the front end of the lock main body 51 is retracted into the guide portion 12 and separated from the engagement groove 81, so that the steering shaft 80 can be rotated.
- the lock main body 51 is made of a plate-like hard member, and the front end is set to an engagement portion 51 a that engages with the engagement groove 81, and the rear end is set to a main body side link portion 51 b that links to the hanger 52.
- the main body side link portion 51b includes a main body side neck portion 51c that extends in the slide direction, and a main body side link projection portion 51d that protrudes perpendicularly to the slide direction from the rear end of the main body side neck portion 51c. It is formed into a shape.
- the hanger 52 is composed of a member having a lower load resistance than the lock body 51.
- the hanger 52 includes a hanger side linkage portion 52b, a follow-up projection 52e, a stopper 52f, and a switch arm portion 52g.
- the hanger side linkage portion 52b is disposed at the front end of the hanger 52, and is formed into an L-shaped projection by the hanger side neck portion 52c and the hanger side linkage projection 52d.
- the hanger side neck portion 52 c is thinner than the other general portions of the hanger 52 and extends in the sliding direction of the lock member 50.
- the hanger side link protrusion 52d is provided so as to protrude from the front end of the hanger side neck 52c while being orthogonal to the slide direction.
- the follow-up protrusion 52e is located at the rear end of the hanger 52 and protrudes toward the worm wheel 32.
- the follower protrusion 52e is disposed in the cam groove 42 in a state where the lock member 50 is assembled in the guide hole 14 and the worm wheel 32 is installed in the storage chamber 13.
- the follower protrusion 52 e receives the urging force of the lock urging member 53 and follows the cam surface 41 while abutting.
- the stopper 52f protrudes on the rear end side of the hanger 52 and on the back side of the surface on which the tracking protrusion 52e is disposed.
- the stopper 52f slides together with the hanger 52.
- the stopper 52f is formed so as to engage with the stopper receiving portion 15 in the locking direction at the lock position.
- the switch arm 52g is a square extending along the rotation surface of the worm wheel 32 at the rear end of the hanger 52 while being orthogonal to the sliding direction of the hanger 52. It consists of a columnar cantilever.
- the switch arm 52g abuts on an operation unit 61a of a lock detection switch 61 described later, and turns on a lock detection switch 61 described later.
- the lock urging member 53 is formed of a wound spring and is disposed in a compressed state between the retracted end wall 14a of the guide hole 14 and the retracted end 51e on the back side of the main body side linkage portion 51b. Then, the hanger 52 and the lock body 51 are urged in a direction away from each other by the compression reaction force of the lock urging member 53, and the linked state is maintained. Moreover, the lock member 50 can be expanded and contracted by such a linkage structure.
- the control board 60 supplies electric power to the electric motor 31 from the outside and controls forward rotation, reverse rotation, and stop.
- a lock detection switch 61 and an unlock detection switch 62 are arranged on the control board 60.
- the lock detection switch 61 and the unlock detection switch 62 are composed of momentary switches that are turned on only while the operation portion is being pressed.
- the lock detection switch 61 is a switch that detects that the lock member 50 has moved from the unlock position to the lock position. Further, the lock detection switch 61 is disposed on the control board 60 in the vicinity of the stopper receiving portion 15 along the sliding direction of the lock member 50 (hanger 52).
- the unlock detection switch (position detection means) 62 is a switch that detects that the lock member 50 (hanger 52) has moved from the lock position to the lock release position. Further, the unlock detection switch 62 is disposed on the control board 60 on the extension line on the retracted end side along the sliding direction of the lock member 50 (hanger 52).
- the control board 60 supplies power so that the electric motor 31 rotates normally.
- the electric motor 31 rotates in the forward direction
- the worm wheel 32 rotates in the unlocking direction (clockwise in FIG. 11) via the worm gear.
- the follow-up projection 52e moves on the cam surface 41 while unlocking the unlocking section 41b while unlocking the urging force of the lock urging member 53.
- the position section 41c and the unlocking stop section 41d are followed in this order. As a result, the lock member 50 moves from the lock position to the lock release position.
- the unlocking detection switch 62 does not turn on in the unlocking section 41b for some reason, and the follow-up protrusion 52e follows the unlocking idle running section 41e.
- the control board 60 determines that an abnormality has occurred, and the control board 60 forces the electric motor 31 within the unlocking side idle running section 41e. Stop.
- the lock main body 51 is located at the unlocked position where it is drawn into the guide hole. For this reason, the engagement between the engagement portion 51a of the lock body 51 and the engagement groove 81 of the steering shaft 80 is released, and the steering shaft 80 can be rotated.
- the follow-up projection 52e is located on the unlocking stop section 41d of the cam surface 41. That is, the lock member 50 is held at a position further retracted than the lock release position.
- the unlocking stop section 41d is set so that the cam lift amount decreases toward the lock release position section 41c. For this reason, when the worm wheel 32 and the worm gear are disengaged for some reason, the worm wheel 32 is rotated in the locking direction by the urging force of the lock urging member 53, and the follow-up protrusion 52e is in the unlocking position section 41c. It is possible to move to.
- the control board 60 supplies power so that the electric motor 31 is reversed.
- the electric motor 31 rotates in the reverse direction
- the worm wheel 32 rotates in the locking direction (counterclockwise in FIG. 11) via the worm gear.
- the following protrusion 52e follows the unlocking stop section 41d, the unlocking position section 41c, and the unlocking section 41b on the cam surface 41 in this order by the biasing force of the lock biasing member 53.
- the lock member 50 moves from the unlock position to the lock position.
- the switch arm 52g comes into contact with the operation unit 61a of the locking detection switch 61, and the locking detection switch 61 is turned on. become. Then, the ON signal of the lock detection switch 61 is input to the control board 60, the power from the control board 60 to the electric motor 31 is stopped, and the electric motor 31 is stopped. Then, the lock member 50 is held at the lock position. As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, in the electric steering lock device 1 in which the lock member 50 is held in the lock position, the engaging portion 51a of the lock main body 51 is engaged with the engaging groove 81 of the steering shaft 80, The rotation of the steering shaft 80 is restricted.
- the lock body 51 may be engaged with the engagement groove 81 before the lock detection switch 61 is turned on. Even in such a case, since the lock main body 51 is pressed against the bottom of the engagement groove 81 and the lock urging member 53 is compressed and contracted, only the hanger 52 advances, so that there is no inconvenience.
- the locking detection switch 61 does not turn on in the locking / unlocking section 41b, and the tracking protrusion 52e follows the locking side idle running section 41a.
- the control board 60 determines that an abnormality has occurred, and the control board 60 causes the electric motor 31 to move within the locking-side idle running section 41a. Stop forcibly. Further, the lock member 50 restricts the stopper 52f from coming into contact with the stopper receiving portion 15 to advance the lock member 50 beyond the lock position.
- the cam lift amount in the unlocking position section 41c is constant, and the change rate of the cam lift amount with respect to the rotation angle of the cam 40 in the unlocking position section 41c is higher than the change ratio in the locking / unlocking section 41b.
- the cam surface 41 so that the cam lift amount in the lock release position section 41c is constant, the locking / unlocking section 41b and the lock release position section 41c can be smoothly continued. Accordingly, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of a hitting sound when the locking member 50 that follows the cam surface 41 is displaced between the locking / unlocking section 41b and the unlocking position section 41c.
- the position of the lock member 50 can be accurately grasped by the configuration in which the unlock detection switch (position detection means) 62 detects that the lock member 50 is located at the unlock position. Accordingly, even when the linkage between the cam 40 and the lock member 50 is removed, it is possible to prevent erroneous determination of the locked state as the unlocked state.
- the change rate of the unlocking stop section 41d is configured to be greater than the change rate in the unlocking position section 41c, the unlocking section 41b, the unlocking position section 41c, and the unlocking stop section 41d are arranged in this order. Accordingly, the rotation of the cam 40 in the unlocking direction can be stopped at the position where the lock member 50 is retracted from the unlock position. Thereby, in the unlocked state, the lock member 50 can be held at a position retracted from the lock release position in the frame 10.
- the cam surface 41 is configured so that the cam lift amount in the unlocking position section 41c is constant, but as shown by the broken line in FIG.
- the cam surface 41 may be configured so that the cam lift amount in the lock release position section 41c ′ decreases as the cam rotation angle increases. In such a configuration, for some reason, the worm wheel 32 can be freely rotated in the locking direction, and the worm wheel 32 is rotated by the urging force of the lock urging member 53, so that the follower protrusion 52e is released.
- the follower protrusion 52e when the follower protrusion 52e moves from the locking / unlocking section 41b to the lock release position section 41c, the follower protrusion 52e does not follow the cam surface 41 at the boundary portion between the two sections and jumps. In other words, a hitting sound may occur. Therefore, it may be configured to notify the operator that the electric steering lock device 1 has been unlocked by the unlocking operation by generating a hitting sound so that the operator can hear it.
- the momentary switch is used as the unlocking detection switch (position detection means), but the present invention is not limited to this, and it is possible to adopt a configuration using various sensors and obtain the same effects. be able to.
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- フレーム内に正転、逆転可能に配置されたカムと、
回転する該カムのカム面に追従しつつ、進出端となるロック位置と、後退端となるロック解除位置との間を進退自在に配置されたロック部材とを備え、
前記カム面は、
前記ロック部材をロック位置とロック解除位置の間を移動させる施解錠区間と、
該ロック部材をロック解除位置に保持するロック解除位置区間と、
を備えつつ、
ロック解除位置区間におけるカムの回転角度に対するカムリフト量の変化割合が、施解錠区間におけるカムの回転角度に対するカムリフト量の変化割合よりも小さくなるように構成されたことを特徴とする電動ステアリングロック装置。 - 請求項1記載の電動ステアリングロック装置であって、
前記ロック解除位置区間における前記変化割合が一定となるように、前記カム面が構成された電動ステアリングロック装置。 - 請求項1、または請求項2記載の電動ステアリングロック装置であって、
前記フレーム、および前記ロック部材との間に該ロック部材が前記ロック解除位置に位置することを検知する位置検出手段が配置された電動ステアリングロック装置。 - 請求項3記載の電動ステアリングロック装置であって、
前記カム面は、
前記変化割合が、前記ロック解除位置区間における該変化割合よりも大きくなるように構成された解錠停止区間を備えつつ、
前記施解錠区間、前記ロック解除位置区間、該解錠停止区間の順で配置された電動ステアリングロック装置。
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