WO2017006508A1 - 無線通信装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a wireless communication device, and more particularly, to a technology in which the wireless communication device transfers data.
- a device that transfers data received from the outside is known as a wireless communication device.
- a wireless communication device For example, in Patent Document 1, other vehicle data received from another vehicle is transferred together with the own vehicle data by a multi-hop method. By transferring the data, it is possible to suppress a device that needs the data from receiving the data. Transferring data is called a hop, and the number of times data is transferred is often called a hop count. In patent document 1, by setting the hop upper limit number, it is suppressed that the data amount of communication between vehicles continues increasing.
- the present disclosure has been made based on this circumstance, and the purpose of the present disclosure is to perform communication while suppressing that a device requiring data cannot receive the data by performing data transfer.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a wireless communication apparatus that can reduce resource loss.
- the wireless communication apparatus includes a wireless receiver that receives the transfer target data and a wireless transmitter that transmits the transfer target data received by the wireless receiver.
- the wireless communication apparatus further includes a metrics calculation unit, a table update unit, and a transfer control unit.
- the metric calculation unit sequentially calculates a metric value that is a metric as an index representing a communication success rate with another wireless device based on a radio wave received from another wireless device that is another wireless communication device.
- the table update unit is a metric table in which the metric value is associated with another wireless device based on the metric value calculated by the metric calculating unit, and the metric corresponding to the other wireless device that has transmitted the radio wave received by the wireless receiver.
- the value is updated to the metric value calculated by the metric calculation unit. Whether the transfer control unit is within a good communication range indicating that the communication success rate is high with respect to the metric value included in the metric table when the wireless receiver receives the transfer target data. And the transmission target data is transmitted from the wireless transmitter based on the fact that the metric count, which is a number indicating the number of metric values within the good communication range, is within the preset transfer execution range. On the other hand, based on the metrics count being out of the transfer execution range, the transfer target data is not transmitted from the wireless transmitter.
- the metric calculation unit sequentially calculates the metric value as an index indicating the success rate of communication with the other wireless device based on the radio wave received by the wireless receiver from the other wireless device.
- the metrics table in which the metrics values correspond to other wireless devices is updated by the table updating unit. Whether the transfer control unit is within a good communication range indicating that the communication success rate is high with respect to the metric value included in the metric table when the wireless receiver receives the transfer target data. Judging.
- the number of metric values within the good communication range represents how many other wireless devices this wireless communication device can communicate with.
- the transfer target data is transmitted from the wireless transmitter, so that the device that requires the transfer target data receives the transfer target data. It is possible to suppress what cannot be done.
- the transfer control unit does not transmit the transfer target data from the wireless transmitter. Therefore, when the transfer target data cannot be transferred efficiently, the transfer target data is not transferred, so that loss of communication resources can be reduced.
- the wireless communication system 1 includes a roadside device 2 and a plurality of in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C.
- the in-vehicle device 4 corresponds to a wireless communication device.
- FIG. 1 shows three in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C. These three in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C have the same configuration. When the three in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C are not distinguished, they are simply referred to as the in-vehicle device 4. Furthermore, if the number of in-vehicle devices 4 is plural, the number is not limited.
- road-to-vehicle communication is performed between the roadside device 2 and the vehicle-mounted device 4, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication is performed between different vehicle-mounted devices 4.
- Data transmitted from the roadside device 2 may be transferred by inter-vehicle communication.
- the frequency channel for road-to-vehicle communication and the frequency channel for vehicle-to-vehicle communication may be the same or different.
- the frequency channel for road-to-vehicle communication and the frequency channel for vehicle-to-vehicle communication both belong to the 5.8 GHz band and the 5.9 GHz band.
- the in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C are mounted on different vehicles 5, respectively.
- the vehicle 5 includes various vehicles that travel on a road such as a passenger car, a bus, and a truck.
- the four-wheeled vehicle is illustrated as the vehicle 5 in FIG. 1, the vehicle 5 may be a two-wheeled vehicle.
- Two-wheeled vehicles include bicycles.
- the vehicle 5 on which each of the in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C is mounted is referred to as a host vehicle from each of the in-vehicle devices 4A to 4C.
- Information is used not only as a countable noun but also as a countable noun, and is equivalent to an information item.
- One information item is equivalent to one information item, and a plurality of information items are equivalent to a plurality of information items.
- the “data” is also used as one data or a plurality of data.
- One data is equivalent to one data item.
- the plurality of data is equivalent to the plurality of data items.
- the roadside machine 2 may be fixed to the roadside or may be a mobile type.
- the roadside device 2 performs road-to-vehicle communication with the in-vehicle device 4 existing in the wireless communication area formed by the roadside device 2, and transmits various information to the in-vehicle device 4 and obtains various information from the in-vehicle device 4. To implement a predetermined service.
- the roadside machine 2 is provided at a position suitable for the service provided by the roadside machine 2.
- the roadside machine 2 is provided at an intersection, a middle of a road connecting the intersection and the intersection, an entrance to a specific facility (for example, a parking lot, a store, a toll road), or the like.
- the roadside machine 2 includes a roadside communication circuit 21 and a roadside control circuit 22 as shown in FIG.
- the roadside communication circuit 21 and the roadside control circuit 22 are connected so that they can communicate with each other.
- the roadside communication circuit 21 performs road-to-vehicle communication with the in-vehicle device 4 existing in the wireless communication area formed by the roadside device 2.
- the roadside communication circuit 21 demodulates the signal received from the in-vehicle device 4 and outputs the demodulated signal to the roadside control circuit 22, modulates the data input from the roadside control circuit 22, further converts it into a radio wave and transmits it.
- the roadside control circuit 22 is configured as a normal computer, and includes a well-known CPU, a nonvolatile memory such as a ROM and a flash memory, a volatile memory such as a RAM, an I / O, and a bus line connecting these configurations. It has.
- the roadside memory 22M included in the roadside control circuit 22 is a non-volatile storage medium, and is realized by, for example, a flash memory or a ROM included in the roadside control circuit 22.
- the roadside memory 22M stores program modules and data for executing various processes, a terminal ID assigned to the roadside device 2, and the like. Information for generating data to be transmitted by the roadside device 2 is also stored in the roadside memory 22M.
- the roadside control circuit 22 includes a roadside communication controller 221 and a service processor 222 as functional blocks realized by executing the above program modules, as shown in FIG. Note that some or all of the functions executed by the roadside control circuit 22 may be configured in hardware by one or a plurality of ICs.
- the roadside communication controller 221 generates data to be transmitted from the roadside communication circuit 21 and transmits the generated data from the roadside communication circuit 21 by, for example, a broadcast method. Also, the data received by the roadside communication circuit 21 is acquired and provided to the service processor 222.
- the service processor 222 provides a predetermined service to the in-vehicle device 4 in the wireless communication area based on the data provided from the roadside communication controller 221.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of data (hereinafter, roadside machine data) generated by the roadside communication controller 221 and transmitted from the roadside communication circuit 21.
- the roadside machine data includes a header, a hop flag, a remaining hop count, a type, and a payload.
- information for recognizing a communication standard or the like in the in-vehicle device 4 which is a receiving side device is described.
- information for distinguishing which type of roadside unit data is used, and roadside unit data is communicated between vehicles.
- Information for distinguishing from the data may be included.
- the hop flag is a flag indicating whether or not a hop is necessary. When the hop is necessary, the hop flag has a value indicating validity, and when the hop is unnecessary, the hop flag has a value meaning invalid.
- the remaining number of hops is a number indicating how many times this data can be hopped, and represents the number of hop transfers by the subtraction method. This remaining hop count is updated when the in-vehicle device 4 transfers roadside device data.
- the roadside communication controller 221 sets an initial value as the remaining hop count. This initial value can be set to a different value depending on the type of payload.
- the type is information indicating whether the device that first transmitted this data is the roadside device 2 or the in-vehicle device 4. If the device that first transmitted the data is the roadside device 2, even if the in-vehicle device 4 transfers the roadside device data, this type remains the information indicating the roadside device 2. That is, the type is data indicating whether this data is roadside machine data.
- the payload is information necessary for the in-vehicle device 4 that has received the roadside device data to execute the service. There are multiple types of this service, and there are multiple types of payloads according to the type of service.
- control circuit 41 of the vehicle-mounted device 4 is based on the fact that the data received by the wireless communication circuit 42 is roadside device data and the hop flag is hop required. Perform hop forwarding. The payload when the data is roadside equipment data and the hop flag is hop required is the transfer target data.
- the in-vehicle device 4 includes a control circuit 41, a wireless communication circuit 42, a GNSS receiver 43, an acceleration sensor 44, and a gyro sensor 45.
- the control circuit 41 is connected to the wireless communication circuit 42, the GNSS receiver 43, the acceleration sensor 44, and the gyro sensor 45 so that they can communicate with each other.
- the wireless communication circuit 42 performs wireless communication with the roadside communication circuit 21 and the wireless communication circuit 42 included in the other in-vehicle device 4.
- the other vehicle-mounted device 4 corresponds to another wireless device (or another wireless communication device).
- the in-vehicle device 4 itself that wirelessly communicates with other wireless devices is also referred to as the target in-vehicle device 4 or the target wireless communication device.
- the wireless communication circuit 42 demodulates a signal received by an antenna and outputs it to the control circuit 41.
- the wireless communication circuit 42 modulates the data input from the control circuit 41, further converts it into a radio wave and transmits it to the surroundings.
- a transmitter 42B is provided.
- the GNSS receiver 43 acquires the current position of the GNSS receiver 43 by receiving radio waves from satellites used in GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System).
- the current position acquired by the GNSS receiver 43 is represented by latitude and longitude, for example.
- Information indicating the current position acquired by the GNSS receiver 43 is sequentially provided to the control circuit 41 (for example, every 100 milliseconds).
- the acceleration sensor 44 detects acceleration acting in the front-rear direction of the host vehicle.
- the in-vehicle device 4 is attached to the host vehicle in a predetermined posture so that the acceleration detection direction by the acceleration sensor 44 coincides with the front-rear direction of the host vehicle.
- the host vehicle here refers to a vehicle on which the in-vehicle device 4 is mounted.
- the acceleration sensor 44 may be a three-axis acceleration sensor that detects acceleration acting in three axial directions orthogonal to each other in the front-rear direction, the left-right direction, and the up-down direction of the host vehicle.
- the gyro sensor 45 detects the rotational angular velocity around the vertical axis of the host vehicle when the in-vehicle device 4 is attached in a predetermined posture.
- the acceleration sensor 44 and the gyro sensor 45 are used to determine the estimated position of the in-vehicle device 4.
- the control circuit 41 is configured as an ordinary computer, and includes a well-known CPU, a non-volatile memory such as a ROM and a flash memory, a volatile memory such as a RAM, an I / O, and a bus line connecting these configurations (whichever Are also not shown).
- the memory 41M included in the control circuit 41 is a non-volatile storage medium, and is realized by, for example, a flash memory or a ROM included in the control circuit 41.
- the memory 41M stores program modules and data for executing various processes, a terminal ID assigned to the in-vehicle device 4, a metrics table to be described later, and the like.
- the control circuit 41 performs a process for executing a predetermined service based on the roadside device data received by the wireless communication circuit 42 by executing the program module described above.
- control circuit 41 sequentially transmits data to the other in-vehicle devices 4 by inter-vehicle communication.
- the data transmitted by inter-vehicle communication includes, for example, data including information indicating the current position of the in-vehicle device 4 and the in-vehicle device ID of the in-vehicle device 4.
- control circuit 41 is shown in FIG. 6 when data is supplied from the wireless communication circuit 42, that is, when the wireless communication circuit 42 receives a radio wave transmitted from the roadside device 2 or another vehicle-mounted device 4. Execute the process. A part or all of the functions executed by the control circuit 41 may be configured by hardware by one or a plurality of ICs.
- the described flowchart includes a plurality of sections (or referred to as steps), and each section is expressed as, for example, S100. Further, each section can be divided into a plurality of subsections, while a plurality of sections can be combined into one section.
- Each section can be referred to as a device or proper name, and with structural modifiers, for example, a table rewrite section can be referred to as a table rewrite device or a table rewriter.
- the section includes not only (i) a software section combined with a hardware unit (eg, a computer) but also (ii) a hardware (eg, integrated circuit, wiring logic circuit) section. As mentioned above, it can be realized with or without the function of the related device.
- the hardware section can be included inside the microcomputer.
- S100 it is determined whether or not the data received by the wireless communication circuit 42 is received from the roadside device 2. This determination is made from information stored in the header of the received data. Or you may judge from the information (for example, classification) of parts other than a header. If the determination in S100 is YES, the process proceeds to S500, and if NO, the process proceeds to S200.
- Metrics M is calculated.
- Metrics M in the present embodiment is an index that represents the probability that vehicle-to-vehicle communication is successful with other vehicle-mounted devices 4.
- elapsed time after reception mt is calculated.
- radio wave intensity mr is used for the calculation of the metrics M.
- communication distance md is also referred to as a metric value.
- the post-reception elapsed time mt is the time from the last reception of data from the other in-vehicle device 4, that is, the time from the last reception time to the current time.
- the radio wave strength mr is the reception strength of the radio wave last received from the other in-vehicle device 4.
- the communication distance md indicates the current position of data from another vehicle-mounted device 4 and the current position of the vehicle-mounted device 4 (hereinafter referred to as “own device”) that is executing the processing of FIG. It is the distance to the position.
- the current position of the own apparatus is a current position acquired by the GNSS receiver 43 or an estimated position determined based on signals from the acceleration sensor 44 and the gyro sensor 45.
- the metrics M are calculated according to Equation 1 using the elapsed time mt after reception, the radio wave intensity mr, and the communication distance md.
- wt, wr, and wd are weighting factors set in advance for the elapsed time after reception mt, the radio wave intensity mr, and the communication distance md, respectively.
- ID is a code
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the metrics table.
- the metrics table is a table in which metrics M are described for each vehicle-mounted device ID. That is, each of a plurality of metric values is described for each of the plurality of vehicle-mounted device IDs.
- the metrics table includes the vehicle-mounted device ID of the vehicle-mounted device 4 that has received data this time, the metric M described corresponding to the vehicle-mounted device ID is updated to the metric M calculated in the immediately preceding S200. .
- the vehicle-mounted device ID is added to the metrics table, and the metric M corresponding to the vehicle-mounted device ID is calculated in the immediately preceding S200. Metric M.
- S400 it is determined whether the type of the received data is roadside machine data or other than roadside machine data.
- S400 is executed when the determination of S100 is NO, and when the determination of S100 is NO, data is received from the in-vehicle device 4.
- the in-vehicle device 4 may transfer roadside device data in the hop determination of S600 described later.
- the in-vehicle device 4 may transmit data other than roadside device data. Therefore, in S400, the data type is determined.
- the data type is determined from the type included in the data.
- the received data includes a type and the type is the roadside device 2, it is determined that the data type is roadside device data.
- the data type is not included in the received data or when the data type is the in-vehicle device 4, it is determined that the data type is other than roadside device data.
- the process proceeds to S500, and when it is determined that the data type is other than roadside machine data, the process of FIG. Also, if the determination in S100 is YES, the process proceeds to S500.
- hop determination is performed.
- the hop determination is a determination as to whether or not to transfer the data received this time, and corresponds to a transfer control unit.
- the hop determination is shown in detail in FIG.
- S602 it is determined whether or not the remaining hop count included in the data received this time is 1 or more. If this determination is NO, the remaining hop count is zero. If the determination in S602 is NO, the hop determination ends. Accordingly, when the remaining hop count is 0, the roadside device data received this time is not transferred. If judgment of S602 is YES, it will progress to S604.
- step S604 a metrics table is acquired.
- step S606 it is determined whether or not the i-th metric Mi in the metric table is smaller than a preset good communication threshold THm.
- the initial value of i is 1.
- the determination in S606 determines whether or not the i-th metric Mi in the metric table has a value that means a higher communication success rate. is doing. Furthermore, the determination in S606 determines whether there is a high probability of successful communication with the in-vehicle device 4 with the in-vehicle device ID corresponding to the metric Mi.
- the good communication threshold THm is set in advance based on experiments, the good communication threshold THm is a positive value, and a positive number range smaller than the good communication threshold THm is a good communication range.
- the process proceeds to S608.
- the metrics count Cm is incremented by one.
- the metrics count Cm represents the number of other in-vehicle devices 4 with a high probability of successful communication. Note that the initial value of the metrics count Cm is zero. If S608 is executed, the process proceeds to S610. If the determination in S606 is NO, the process proceeds to S610 without executing S608.
- i is increased by 1.
- N is the total number of data in the metrics table. If the determination in S612 is NO, the process returns to SS606, and S606 and subsequent steps are executed for the i-th metric Mi updated in S610.
- the process proceeds to S614.
- S614 it is determined whether or not the metrics count Cm is larger than the lower limit value THcl of the transfer execution range and smaller than the upper limit value THcu of the transfer execution range.
- the metrics count Cm represents the number of other in-vehicle devices 4 that have a high probability of successful communication. Therefore, in S614, it is determined whether or not the number of other vehicle-mounted devices 4 having a high probability of successful communication is between the lower limit value THcl of the transfer execution range and the upper limit value THcu of the transfer execution range. It will be.
- the lower limit value THcl of the transfer execution range is set to an integer between 5 and 10, for example, and the upper limit value THcu of the transfer execution range is set to a value sufficiently larger than the lower limit value THcl.
- the reason why the lower limit value THcl of the transfer execution range is set to such a value is that when there are too few other in-vehicle devices 4 having a high communication success rate, roadside device data is transferred using communication resources. However, since the communication resources are not efficiently used, the loss of communication resources cannot be sufficiently reduced.
- the reason why the upper limit value THcu of the transfer execution range is set is as follows.
- the metrics count Cm exceeds the upper limit value THcu of the transfer execution range there are many other in-vehicle devices 4 having a high communication success rate. Since the other in-vehicle devices 4 also execute the process of FIG. 8, if the upper limit value THcu of the transfer execution range is not provided, a large number of in-vehicle devices 4 perform hop transfer, resulting in a loss of communication resources. Because it will be.
- the process proceeds to S616.
- the remaining hop count included in the received roadside unit data is reduced by one.
- hop transfer is performed. That is, the roadside device data after the remaining number of hops is updated in S616 is transmitted from the wireless communication circuit 42. This transmission is performed by a broadcast method. In addition, you may add the information which shows that it is the data which the vehicle equipment 4 transferred to the roadside machine data transmitted from the radio
- the metric M which is an index indicating the communication success rate with the other in-vehicle device 4 that has received the radio wave, is sequentially calculated based on the radio wave from the other in-vehicle device 4 ( S200), the metrics table is updated with the calculated metrics M (S300).
- each metric M included in the metric table is within the good communication range. (S606). If the metrics count Cm indicating the number of metrics M within the good communication range is a number within the transfer execution range (S614: YES), roadside device data is transmitted from the wireless communication circuit 42 (S616).
- road-side device data is transferred, so that the vehicle-mounted device 4 that requires road-side device data receives the road-side device data. It can suppress that it cannot receive.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration example of roadside machine data transmitted by the roadside machine 2 in the second embodiment.
- the roadside machine data includes the same header, hop flag, remaining hop count, type, and payload as in the first embodiment.
- the roadside machine data of the second embodiment includes a sequence number, pre-total metrics, and current position.
- the sequence number is a number assigned to each roadside machine data and corresponds to data specifying information.
- the pre-total metric is also referred to as a pre-total metric value, and is a value obtained by predicting the total value of the metric M for the data transfer path to the in-vehicle device 4 that has received the transferred road-side device data when the road-side device data is transferred. .
- the starting point of the data transfer path is the roadside machine 2, and when the roadside machine 2 transmits, this pre-total metric is zero.
- the current position is the position of the device that sent the roadside machine data. When the roadside device 2 transmits, this current position is unnecessary, and when the vehicle-mounted device 4 transfers roadside device data, the current position of the vehicle-mounted device 4 is described as this current position.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing processing executed in the second embodiment in place of FIG. 6 executed in the first embodiment. 10 is different from the process of FIG. 6 in that S510, S700, S800, S900, and S1000 are added, and that S600A is executed instead of S600 of FIG.
- S510 corresponds to a pre-total metrics update unit or rewrite unit.
- the pre-total metrics are updated or rewritten. Specifically, the largest metric M among the metrics M smaller than the good communication threshold THm among the metrics M included in the metrics table is added to the pre-total metrics included in the roadside device data.
- the total metric when the other in-vehicle device 4 receives the roadside device data transferred in S630 described later. M can be predicted.
- the reason for adding the largest metric M among the metrics M that are smaller than the good communication threshold THm is that, in S630, roadside unit data is transmitted by broadcast. This is because the in-vehicle device 4 may receive roadside device data.
- roadside device data is received by a plurality of other vehicle-mounted devices 4, the total value of the metrics M for the data transfer route also differs depending on the vehicle-mounted device 4 that receives the roadside device data.
- the value added to the pre-total metrics included in the roadside machine data is the maximum value among the metrics M included in the metrics table that is smaller than the good communication threshold value THm, the data is received in the worst state.
- the total value of metrics M which means the reception state of the received roadside unit data, can be predicted.
- S600A hop determination is performed. Details of the processing of S600A are shown in FIG. In FIG. 11, steps up to S614 are the same as those in FIG. 8, and therefore, S602 to S612 are not shown in FIG.
- the determinations of S620, S622, S624, and S626 are further performed to determine whether or not to perform hop transfer.
- S620 whether or not the other in-vehicle device 4 that is the data transmission source is ahead of the traveling direction of the vehicle 5 (hereinafter referred to as the host vehicle) on which the in-vehicle device 4 that executes the processing of FIG. 11 is mounted. Judging.
- the traveling direction of the host vehicle is determined from the locus of the current position. As shown in FIG. 9, the current position of the other in-vehicle device 4 is included in the road-side device data when the in-vehicle device 4 transmits the road-side device data.
- the other in-vehicle device 4 determines whether the machine 4 is positioned forward in the traveling direction.
- the process in FIG. 11 is terminated. Accordingly, in the second embodiment, even if the metrics count Cm is a value within the transfer execution range, if the other vehicle-mounted device 4 that has transmitted the roadside device data is not ahead of the traveling direction of the host vehicle, the roadside device data is Do not forward. Therefore, the roadside machine data is transferred only to the rear of the vehicle 5 traveling on the road. In many cases, roadside machine data is not required other than the back in the traveling direction, such as forward or side in the traveling direction, and therefore the roadside machine data is transferred only to the rear in the traveling direction. Thereby, unnecessary data transmission can be further suppressed.
- S620 If the determination in S620 is YES, the process proceeds to S622. In S622, it is determined whether or not the sequence number included in the roadside device data received this time is a transferred sequence number.
- the sequence number, the remaining hop count, and the pre-total metrics included in the transferred roadside unit data are stored in the memory 41M. Therefore, in S622, it is determined whether or not the transferred sequence number stored in the memory 41M matches the sequence number included in the roadside device data received this time.
- the memory 41M corresponds to a storage unit.
- the determination in S622 is NO. Even when the sequence number included in the roadside machine data received this time is not stored in the memory 41M, the determination in S622 is NO. If the determination in S622 is no, the process proceeds to S628. When the process proceeds to S628, the hop transfer of S630 is also performed. Therefore, when the roadside device data received this time has not been transferred, it is determined that the hop transfer is performed without performing the determinations of S624 and S626.
- S624 it is determined whether or not the remaining hop count included in the roadside device data received this time is larger than the remaining hop count stored in the memory 41M for the same roadside device data. If this determination is NO, the process proceeds to S626, and if it is YES, the process proceeds to S628. When the process proceeds to S628, hop transfer is performed in S630.
- the roadside device data is transferred. It will be. In other words, when the number of hops is smaller than when the same roadside device data was transferred in the past, the roadside device data is transferred. This is because the data quality may be good when the number of hops is smaller than when the same roadside device data was transferred in the past.
- S626 it is determined whether or not the pre-total metrics determined in S510 is smaller than the pre-total metrics recorded in the memory 41M for the same roadside device data. If this determination is NO, the process of FIG. 11 is terminated, and if it is YES, the process proceeds to S628. When the process proceeds to S628, hop transfer is also performed in S630.
- the road side device data is transferred again even if the road side device data has been transferred in the past.
- the remaining number of hops, pre-total metrics, and current position are updated in the roadside machine data.
- the remaining hop count is a value obtained by subtracting 1 from the remaining hop count included in the received roadside unit data.
- the pre-total metrics are the values determined in S510.
- the current position is the current position of the host vehicle.
- the roadside machine data updated in S628 is transmitted from the wireless communication circuit 42 by the broadcast method.
- the hop management information stored in the memory 41M is updated.
- the hop management information includes a sequence number, a pre-total metric, and a remaining hop count
- the memory 41M stores the pre-total metric and the remaining hop count in association with the sequence number.
- S800 the sequence number included in the roadside machine data that has performed the hop transfer is stored (recorded) in the memory 41M. If this sequence number has already been stored, nothing is done in S800.
- S800 corresponds to a transfer data storage processing unit or a transfer data recording unit.
- the pre-total metrics determined in S510 are stored (recorded) in the memory 41M in association with the sequence number. If the pre-total metrics are already stored in association with the sequence numbers, the pre-total metrics already stored are changed to the pre-total metrics updated in S510.
- S900 corresponds to a pre-total metrics storage processing unit or a pre-total recording unit.
- the remaining hop count determined in S628 is stored (recorded) in the memory 41M in association with the sequence number. If the number of remaining hops is already stored in association with the sequence number, the number of remaining hops already stored is updated to the number of remaining hops determined in S628.
- This S1000 corresponds to a hop count storage processing section or a hop count recording section.
- the pretotal metrics are smaller than the pretotal metrics stored in the memory 41M for the same roadside device data (S626). : YES), hop transfer is performed. Thereby, roadside machine data having a higher communication success rate than roadside machine data transferred in the past can be transferred.
- hop transfer is performed when either the determination in S624 or the determination in S626 is YES.
- hop transfer may be performed when both the determination in S624 and the determination in S626 are YES.
- the metrics table is always updated. However, it is determined whether or not the roadside device data is transmitted from the in-vehicle device 4 existing in the forward direction of the own vehicle, and it is determined that the in-vehicle device 4 does not exist in the forward direction of the own vehicle. In this case, the metrics table using the roadside machine data may not be updated. Note that the forward determination in the traveling direction may be the same as S620.
- the metrics table is a table representing a communication success rate with the vehicle-mounted device 4 mounted on the vehicle 5 whose traveling direction matches that of the host vehicle.
- the in-vehicle device 4 is mounted on the vehicle 5, and when used in the vehicle 5, roadside device data having different traveling directions is less necessary. Therefore, if it carries out like this modification 2, it can suppress that the roadside machine data with low necessity are transferred.
- the sequence number is used as the data specifying information, but the payload itself may be used as the data specifying information.
- ⁇ Modification 6> in the update of the pre-total metrics, the largest metric M among the metrics M smaller than the good communication threshold THm among the metrics M included in the metrics table is added. However, if the metric M is smaller than the good communication threshold THm among the metrics M included in the metric table, a metric M that is not the maximum metric M may be added.
- the metric M is smaller as the communication success rate is higher.
- the metric M may be larger as the communication success rate is higher. In this case, a certain threshold or more is a good communication range.
- the wireless communication device of the present disclosure may be used in a moving body other than the vehicle 5. Further, it may be a fixed type.
- the lower limit value THcl of the transfer execution range is set to an integer between 5 and 10, but this lower limit value may be 2 or more.
- the lower limit value THcl and the upper limit value THcu are set as the transfer execution range, but only one of the lower limit value THcl and the upper limit value THcu may be set.
- the metric M is calculated using the elapsed time mt after reception, the radio wave intensity mr, and the communication distance md.
- the metrics M may be calculated using any two of them.
- the metrics M may be calculated using another parameter instead of or in addition to the elapsed time mt after reception, the radio wave intensity mr, and the communication distance md.
- the roadside device 2 and the vehicle-mounted device 4 communicate with each other using a frequency channel of 5.8 GHz band or 5.9 GHz band.
- the roadside device 2 and the vehicle-mounted device 4 may communicate using a frequency channel belonging to the 2.4 GHz band or a frequency channel belonging to another frequency band.
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図1には、1つの路側機2を示しているが、路側機2は複数であってもよい。また、図1には、3つの車載機4A~4Cを示している。これら3つの車載機4A~4Cはいずれも同じ構成である。3つの車載機4A~4Cを区別しないときは、単に車載機4とする。さらに、車載機4の数は複数であれば、その数に制限はない。
尚、「データ」は、一つのデータ、複数のデータとしても使用される。一つのデータは、一つのデータ項目と同等である。複数のデータは、複数のデータ項目と同等である。
路側機2は、路側に固定されていてもよいし、移動型でもよい。路側機2は、路側機2が形成する無線通信エリア内に存在する車載機4と路車間通信を実施し、種々の情報を車載機4に送信したり、車載機4から種々の情報を取得したりすることで所定のサービスを実施する。
次に、車載機4の構成を説明する。車載機4は、図5に示すように、制御回路41、無線通信回路42、GNSS受信機43、加速度センサ44、ジャイロセンサ45を備える。制御回路41は、無線通信回路42、GNSS受信機43、加速度センサ44、ジャイロセンサ45のそれぞれと、相互通信可能に接続されている。
記載されるフローチャートは、複数のセクション(あるいはステップと言及される)を含み、各セクションは、たとえば、S100と表現される。さらに、各セクションは、複数のサブセクションに分割されることができる、一方、複数のセクションが合わさって一つのセクションにすることも可能である。各セクションは、デバイス、あるいは、固有名として、また、構造的な修飾語を伴って、例えば、テーブル書換えセクションは、テーブル書換えデバイス、あるいは、テーブル書換え器(リライタ)として、言及されることができる。また、上記のように、セクションは、(i)ハードウエアユニット(例えば、コンピュータ)と組み合わさったソフトウエアのセクションのみならず、(ii)ハードウエア(例えば、集積回路、配線論理回路)のセクションとして、関連する装置の機能を含みあるいは含まずに実現できる。さらに、ハードウエアのセクションは、マイクロコンピュータの内部に含まれることもできる。
続くS300はテーブル更新部あるいはテーブル書換え部に相当しており、メトリクステーブルを更新あるいは書換えする。図7はメトリクステーブルを説明する図である。図7に示すように、メトリクステーブルは、車載機ID別に、メトリクスMが記述されたテーブルである。即ち、複数の車載機IDそれぞれに、対応して複数のメトリクス値のそれぞれが、記述されている。
以上、説明した第1実施形態では、他の車載機4からの電波に基づいて、電波を受信した他の車載機4との間の通信成功率を示す指標であるメトリクスMを逐次算出し(S200)、その算出したメトリクスMでメトリクステーブルを更新している(S300)。
次に、第2実施形態を説明する。この第2実施形態以下の説明において、それまでに使用した符号と同一番号の符号を有する要素は、特に言及する場合を除き、それ以前の実施形態における同一符号の要素と同一である。また、構成の一部のみを説明している場合、構成の他の部分については先に説明した実施形態を適用できる。
以上、説明した第2実施形態では、無線通信回路42が受信した路側機データが、転送済みであるか否かを、今回受信した路側機データのシーケンス番号がメモリ41Mに記憶されているか否かにより判断している(S622)。この判断結果に基づいて、ホップ転送を実施するか否かを決定しているので、不要な転送を抑制できる。
なく、次の変形例も本開示の技術的範囲に含まれ、さらに、下記以外にも要旨を逸脱しない範囲内で種々変更して実施できる。
第2実施形態では、転送済みの路側機データであると判断しても(S622:YES)、S624の判断がYES、あるいは、S626の判断がYESになれば、ホップ転送を実施していた。しかし、S624、S626の判断を行わずに、転送済みの路側機データであると判断した場合には、ホップ転送を実施しないようにしてもよい。
また、S620、S622、S624、S626の判断のうち、いずれか1つのみを実行するようにしてもよいし、いずれか2つを実行するようにしてもよいし、いずれか3つを実行するようにしてもよい。
また、第2実施形態では、S624の判断およびS626の判断のいずれかがYESになった場合にホップ転送を実施していた。しかし、S624の判断およびS626の判断がともにYESになった場合にホップ転送を実施するようにしてもよい。
前述の実施形態では、路側機データを受信した場合には、常にメトリクステーブルを更新していた。しかし、路側機データが、自車両の進行方向前方に存在している車載機4から送信されたか否かを判断して、その車載機4が自車両の進行方向前方に存在していないと判断した場合、その路側機データを用いたメトリクステーブルの更新をしないようにしてもよい。なお、進行方向前方の判断は、S620と同じでよい。
前述の実施形態では、シーケンス番号をデータ特定情報としていたが、ペイロード自体をデータ特定情報としてもよい。
前述の実施形態では、プレトータルメトリクスの更新において、メトリクステーブルに含まれているメトリクスMのうち、良好通信閾値THmよりも小さいメトリクスMの中で最大のメトリクスMを加えていた。しかし、メトリクステーブルに含まれているメトリクスMのうち、良好通信閾値THmよりも小さいメトリクスMであれば、最大のメトリクスMではないメトリクスMを加えてもよい。
前述の実施形態では、通信成功率が高いほどメトリクスMは小さい値であったが、メトリクスMは、通信成功率が高いほど、大きい値であってもよい。この場合、あるしきい値以上が良好通信範囲になる。
本開示の無線通信装置は、車両5以外の移動体で用いられてもよい。また、固定型であってもよい。
前述の実施形態では、転送実行範囲の下限値THclは、5~10の間の整数に設定されていたが、この下限値は2以上であればよい。
前述の実施形態では、転送実行範囲は、下限値THclおよび上限値THcuが設定されていたが、下限値THclおよび上限値THcuのいずれか一方のみが設定されていてもよい。
前述の実施形態では、受信後経過時間mt、電波強度mr、通信距離mdを用いてメトリクスMを算出していたが、受信後経過時間mt、電波強度mr、通信距離mdのいずれか1つ、あるいは、いずれか2つを用いてメトリクスMを算出してもよい。また、これら受信後経過時間mt、電波強度mr、通信距離mdに代えて、あるいは、これらに加えて、別のパラメータを用いてメトリクスMを算出してもよい。
前述の実施形態では、路側機2と車載機4は、5.8GHz帯や5.9GHz帯の周波数チャネルで通信していた。しかし、路側機2と車載機4は、2.4GHz帯に属する周波数チャネルや、その他の周波数帯に属する周波数チャネルを用いて通信してもよい。
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- 転送対象データを受信する無線受信機(42A)と、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データを送信する無線送信機(42B)とを備え、機能の同一な複数の他無線装置と通信する無線通信装置であって、
前記無線受信機が、前記他無線装置の一つから受信した電波に基づいて、それとの通信成功率を表す指標としてのメトリクスであるメトリクス値を逐次算出するメトリクス算出部(S200)と、
前記メトリクス算出部が前記メトリクス値を算出したことに基づいて、メトリクス値を前記他無線装置のそれぞれに対応させたメトリクステーブルにおいて、前記無線受信機が受信した前記電波を送信した前記他無線装置の一つに対応するメトリクス値を、前記メトリクス算出部が算出した前記メトリクス値に更新するテーブル更新部(S300)と、
前記無線受信機が前記転送対象データを受信した場合に、前記メトリクステーブルに含まれている前記メトリクス値に対して、それぞれ、通信成功率が高いことを示す良好通信範囲内にあるか否かを判断し、前記良好通信範囲内にある前記メトリクス値が幾つあるかを示す数であるメトリクスカウントが、予め設定された転送実行範囲内であることに基づいて、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信する一方、前記メトリクスカウントが、前記転送実行範囲外であることに基づいて、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信しない転送制御部(S600、S600A)と、を含む
無線通信装置。 - 請求項1において、
前記転送実行範囲は、下限値が、2以上の数に設定されている
無線通信装置。 - 請求項1または2において、
前記転送実行範囲は上限値が設定されている
無線通信装置。 - 請求項1~3のいずれか1項において、
前記転送対象データは複数の互いに異なる転送対象データの一つであり、
前記転送制御部が前記無線送信機から送信した前記転送対象データを特定するデータ特定情報を記憶部に記憶する転送データ記憶処理部(S800)を備え、
前記転送制御部(S600A)は、前記記憶部に、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データに対応する前記データ特定情報が記憶されているか否かに基づいて、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データを、前記無線送信機から送信するか否かを決定する
無線通信装置。 - 請求項4において、
前記転送対象データが転送されて、転送された前記転送対象データが前記無線通信装置により受信された場合に、前記無線通信装置自体までのデータ転送経路に対する前記メトリクス値の合計値を予測した値であるプレトータルメトリクス値が、前記転送対象データに付加されて前記他無線装置から送信され、
前記無線受信機は、前記転送対象データとともに前記プレトータルメトリクス値を受信し、
前記無線受信機が受信した前記プレトータルメトリクス値と、前記メトリクステーブルに含まれている前記メトリクス値とに基づいて、前記無線受信機が受信した前記プレトータルメトリクス値を更新するプレトータルメトリクス更新部(S510)と、
前記転送制御部が前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信するごとに、前記プレトータルメトリクス更新部が更新した前記プレトータルメトリクス値を、前記データ特定情報に関連付けて前記記憶部に記憶するプレトータルメトリクス記憶処理部(S900)とを備え、
前記転送制御部は、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データに対応する前記データ特定情報が前記記憶部に記憶されている場合、前記プレトータルメトリクス更新部が更新した前記プレトータルメトリクス値が、前記プレトータルメトリクス値が更新される前に前記記憶部に記憶されている前記プレトータルメトリクス値よりも、前記通信成功率が高いことを意味する値であることに基づいて、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信する
無線通信装置。 - 請求項5において、
前記プレトータルメトリクス更新部は、前記無線受信機が受信した前記プレトータルメトリクス値と、前記メトリクステーブルに含まれている前記メトリクス値の中で、前記良好通信範囲内である前記メトリクス値のうち、最も前記通信成功率が低いことを意味する前記メトリクス値とに基づいて、前記無線受信機が受信した前記プレトータルメトリクス値を更新する
無線通信装置。 - 請求項4~6のいずれか1項において、
前記他無線装置が転送した前記転送対象データが、前記転送対象データの何回目の転送であるかを表すホップ回数が、前記転送対象データに付加されて前記他無線装置から送信され、
前記無線受信機は、前記転送対象データとともに前記ホップ回数を受信し、
前記転送制御部が前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信する場合に、前記無線受信機が受信した前記ホップ回数を更新し、更新した前記ホップ回数を、前記データ特定情報に関連づけて前記記憶部に記憶するホップ回数記憶処理部(S1000)を備え、
前記転送制御部は、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データに対応する前記データ特定情報が前記記憶部に記憶されている場合、前記ホップ回数記憶処理部が更新した前記ホップ回数が、前記ホップ回数が更新される前に前記憶部に記憶されている前記ホップ回数より、前記ホップ回数が少ないことを示していることに基づいて、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信する
無線通信装置。 - 請求項4において、
前記転送制御部は、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データに対応する前記データ特定情報が前記記憶部に記憶されている場合、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信せず、前記無線受信機が受信した前記転送対象データに対応する前記データ特定情報が前記記憶部に記憶されていない場合、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信する
無線通信装置。 - 請求項1~8のいずれか1項において、
前記無線通信装置および前記他無線装置が、互いに異なる車両で用いられ、
前記転送制御部は、前記無線受信機が前記他無線装置から前記転送対象データを受信した場合に、前記他無線装置が前記無線通信装置の進行方向前方に存在しているか否かを判断し、前記他無線装置が前記無線通信装置の進行方向前方に存在していないと判断したことに基づいて、前記転送対象データを前記無線送信機から送信しない
無線通信装置。 - 請求項1~8のいずれか1項において、
前記無線通信装置および前記他無線装置が、互いに異なる車両で用いられ、
前記テーブル更新部は、前記無線受信機が前記他無線装置から前記転送対象データを受信した場合に、前記他無線装置が前記無線通信装置の進行方向前方に存在しているか否かを判断し、前記他無線装置が前記無線通信装置の進行方向前方に存在していないと判断した場合、無線受信機が前記他無線装置から受信した前記転送対象データに基づいた前記メトリクステーブルの更新を行わない
無線通信装置。 - 請求項1~10のいずれか1項において、
前記メトリクス算出部は、前記他無線装置から受信した電波の最終受信時刻、電波強度、前記他無線装置と前記無線通信装置までの距離の少なくとも1つを用いて前記メトリクス値を算出する
無線通信装置。
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