WO2020012929A1 - 車載電子制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an on-vehicle electronic control device for improving the accuracy of detecting an abnormality of a load driven by the on-vehicle electronic control device.
- Vehicles use various sensors for engine control.
- the information of these sensors is input to an in-vehicle electronic control unit (Electronic Control Unit), and is used to control the engine.
- an O2 sensor detects the concentration of oxygen in exhaust gas.
- the mixture ratio (air-fuel ratio) between fuel and air is controlled based on the oxygen concentration information. If the O2 sensor does not operate properly, proper combustion cannot be performed, and the concentration of carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide in the exhaust gas will increase, which may have a great effect on the catalyst for purifying the exhaust gas.
- the ECU is required to detect abnormalities of these sensors and the like at an early stage and prompt the user to take measures such as repair.
- O2 sensor is activated by heating to an appropriate temperature and detects oxygen concentration. Therefore, a heater is provided inside the sensor. However, in the case of a battery short-circuit in which a battery voltage is applied to both ends of the heater, no current flows through the heater and the sensor cannot be heated.
- the ECU detects an overcurrent caused by a battery short-circuit, notifies an abnormality occurrence, and performs processing such as stopping driving of the heater.
- the ECU detects a current value for driving the load, and detects an overcurrent when the current value exceeds a threshold value.
- this current threshold is set as a fixed value.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a technique in which only a current flowing through a load is conventionally detected to detect an overcurrent. The detection is based on a fixed threshold, and an overcurrent is detected as a current exceeding the threshold.
- the value of the current flowing through the load is determined by the applied power supply voltage, the resistance of the load, the resistance of the connection cable, the wiring in the ECU, and the resistance of the drive elements.
- the other resistance values are generally designed to be sufficiently smaller than the resistance value of the load.
- Conditions for the current value to be low include a case where the power supply voltage applied to the load is low and a case where the resistance value of the load increases. For this reason, even if an abnormality occurs in the load and the resistance value decreases, if the power supply voltage applied to the load is low, the current value also decreases, and the current value may fall below the threshold value, and an overcurrent may not be detected.
- the power supply voltage is not fixed and may be low.
- the current value may be low, but even if the current value is abnormal as a load, if the current value is lower than the threshold value, it is not detected as an overcurrent and cannot be detected as abnormal.
- the object of the present invention is to detect an overcurrent indicating a load abnormality even when the power supply voltage applied to the load is low.
- an on-vehicle electronic control device includes, in addition to a first detection unit that detects an overcurrent state indicating a load abnormality using only current value information, power supply voltage information applied to the load.
- the present invention by providing a means for switching the threshold for detecting overcurrent stepwise according to the power supply voltage applied to the load, even when the power supply voltage applied to the load is low, An overcurrent indicating an abnormality can be detected.
- the present invention by adding a new second detection unit to the existing first detection unit, even when the power supply voltage applied to the load is lower than in the conventional case, an overcurrent indicating a load abnormality is detected. can do. If the second detecting means is executed by a program of an arithmetic unit, it can be realized with the existing circuit configuration.
- the overcurrent detection is performed only by the existing first detection unit, and thus the second detection unit is executed by a program of the arithmetic device. Can be reduced.
- the threshold value for detecting the overcurrent can be switched stepwise according to the power supply voltage applied to the load. In this case, the burden on the second detection means can be reduced.
- the battery 2 is connected to the load 3 as a load power supply.
- the ECU 1 includes a drive element 103 for driving the load 3, a current detection resistor 104 for detecting a current flowing through the load 3, an integrated circuit 102, and an arithmetic device 101.
- the drive element 103 drives the load 3 according to the control signal 203 from the integrated circuit 102.
- the current detection resistor 104 obtains a voltage value proportional to the current flowing through the load 3.
- the obtained voltage value is input to the integrated circuit 102 as load current value information 204.
- the arithmetic unit 101 performs an arithmetic operation for driving the load 3 using an input signal of a sensor or the like connected to the ECU 1.
- the integrated circuit 102 outputs a control signal 203 to the drive element 103 according to a control command from the arithmetic unit 101.
- the integrated circuit 102 includes a first diagnosis unit that diagnoses an overcurrent when the load current value information 204 exceeds the current threshold. This detection method is a conventionally known method, and is used as a first detection unit here. Generally, the current threshold is set as a fixed value.
- the current threshold value of the integrated circuit 102 is set as a fixed value as described above. However, the current threshold value has a wide range due to individual differences due to manufacturing variations and environmental factors such as temperature.
- overcurrent diagnosis has been performed at a voltage value at which the current value 301 exceeds the maximum current threshold value 401.
- the demand for overcurrent diagnosis at low voltage has increased, and the current value 301 has been reduced to the maximum current threshold value 401.
- Overcurrent diagnosis at a voltage lower than is required. In this case, as shown in FIG. 2, overcurrent diagnosis is possible for an individual whose current threshold is the minimum current threshold 402, but overcurrent diagnosis is not possible for an individual whose current threshold is the maximum current threshold 401. I found a new problem that it might be.
- the second detecting means in order to detect a load abnormality, in addition to the first detecting means, the second detecting means is implemented.
- the arithmetic unit 101 communicates with the integrated circuit 102 via the communication line 201, and obtains the current value information 204 flowing to the load 3 input to the integrated circuit 102.
- the power supply voltage applied to the load 3 is input as load power supply voltage value information 202 to the arithmetic unit 101 via an analog / digital converter (not shown).
- the arithmetic unit 101 determines that the power supply voltage applied to the load is low based on the load power supply voltage value information 202 applied to the load 3, the current value information 204 flowing to the load 3 and the load power supply voltage applied to the load 3
- a second detecting unit that detects a load abnormality by calculating a resistance value of the load from the value information 202 is executed.
- the resistance value of the load is simply obtained by dividing the load power supply voltage value information 202 by the current value information 204. To be more precise, the resistance value is obtained by subtracting the resistance value of the connection cable between the load and the ECU, the wiring value in the ECU, and the resistance value of the driving element from the resistance value obtained simply.
- the resistance value that determines that the load is abnormal is set to a value close to 9 ohms, it will be easier to catch abnormal signs before a complete battery short-circuit, and to detect load deterioration early. May be possible.
- the value is set to a value close to 2 ohms, it is easier to detect only a truly abnormal case, and it is possible to reduce the possibility of a false alarm detecting an abnormal condition despite the normal load.
- the resistance threshold is set to an intermediate value that is a compromise between the two, it is possible to catch abnormal signs while reducing false alarms.
- the current detection resistor 104 is used as current detection means for obtaining the current value information 204.
- the drive element 103 is incorporated in the integrated circuit 102, and a current mirror circuit is configured to detect the current. It is also possible.
- the arithmetic unit 101 uses the communication line 201 with the integrated circuit 102 as means for obtaining the current value information 204.However, for example, the integrated circuit 102 outputs the current value information 204 as amplified voltage information. It is also possible that the arithmetic unit 101 captures the data using an analog-to-digital converter.
- the arithmetic unit 101 is generally configured by a microcomputer, but can be realized by an FPGA, a DSP, an ASIC, or the like.
- the load 3 is connected to the power supply, and the driving element 103 is a low-side circuit that sinks current.However, the same effect can be obtained in a high-side circuit in which the load 3 is grounded and the driving element 103 emits current. Can be.
- the first detection means for detecting abnormality in the integrated circuit based on the load current is employed.
- the load power supply voltage information input to the arithmetic unit 101 and the current value are set at a voltage at which the current at the time of the load resistance abnormality where the abnormality may not be detected by the first detection means is equal to or less than the maximum threshold current value.
- the second detecting means for detecting the abnormality with the resistance value obtained by the arithmetic device 101, and both of the first detecting means are employed, and when either one is determined to be abnormal, there is an abnormality in the load. Make a decision.
- load abnormality detection is performed without using the arithmetic device 101 in a region where an abnormality can be detected by the integrated circuit 102, so that the arithmetic load of the arithmetic device 101 is reduced, and the load is reduced only by the integrated circuit 102.
- the calculation device 101 calculates the load resistance and detects the load abnormality, so that the load abnormality can be detected even in the low voltage region.
- the ECU 1 After detecting the abnormality, the ECU 1 notifies the outside of the ECU 1 of the occurrence of the abnormality with a warning light, an alarm sound, or the like, and performs processing such as stopping the driving of the load 3.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. A description of the same configuration as in the first embodiment will be omitted.
- the first detection unit has the maximum current threshold 401 and the minimum current threshold 402 shown in FIG. In the first embodiment, these two values are constant values (fixed values) regardless of the power supply voltage V applied to the load 3. In contrast, the present embodiment has a maximum current threshold 501 and a minimum current threshold 502 that are proportional to the power supply voltage V applied to the load 3, as shown in FIG.
- the minimum current threshold value 502 is set to a value larger than the current value 302 that can be taken when the load resistance is normal, and is similar to the normal current value 302 in proportion to the power supply voltage V applied to the load 3. Since it changes, it is not detected as an overcurrent.
- the maximum current threshold value 501 is set to a value smaller than the current value 301 that can be obtained when the load resistance is abnormal, and is similar to the abnormal current value 301 in proportion to the power supply voltage V applied to the load 3. Since it changes, it can be detected as an overcurrent.
- the maximum current threshold value 501 and the minimum current threshold value 502 can be defined as resistance values.
- the load power supply voltage value information 202 is simply divided by the current value information 204. Required by Using a microcomputer, it is possible to calculate in real time and diagnose whether the load 3 is abnormal or normal.
- Example 3 Hereinafter, Example 3 will be described with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 4 simplifies the setting of the maximum current threshold 501 and the minimum current threshold 502 shown in FIG.
- the maximum current threshold 601 and the minimum current threshold 602 shown here have three levels with respect to the power supply voltage V applied to the load 3.
- the maximum current threshold 601 and the minimum current threshold 602 do not need to be calculated in real time using the load power supply voltage value information 202 and the current value information 204, and may be set in advance as three current thresholds for the load power supply voltage value information 202. In the case of realizing with a computer, it can be realized by not increasing the processing load due to the calculation, inputting the load power supply voltage information 202 to the integrated circuit 102, and increasing the current threshold from one to three.
- the threshold value of the power supply voltage V applied to the load 3 is set to three levels. However, it is not always necessary to set three levels. In some cases, two levels are sufficient. By doing so, it is possible to support a wide range of power supply voltages.
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- 外部素子を駆動するための駆動素子と、
前記外部素子を流れる電流値を検出するための電流検出部と、
前記電流値の情報を用いて、前記駆動素子へ制御指令を送信する制御部と、を有する車載電子制御装置において、
前記電流検出部から得られる電流値情報が、前記外部素子の電流の閾値以上であることで前記外部素子の異常を検出する第一検出手段と、
前記電流値情報と前記外部素子に印加される電源電圧情報で前記外部素子の抵抗値を演算し、前記外部素子の抵抗の閾値以下であることで異常を検出する第二検出手段と、
を備えることを特徴とする車載電子制御装置。 - 前記制御部を備える集積回路と、
前記集積回路から前記電流値情報を取得する演算装置と、を備え、
前記集積回路が第一検出手段を実行し、
前記演算装置が第二検出手段を実行する請求項1に記載の車載電子制御装置。 - 前記外部素子に印加される電圧が所定の電圧を上回る場合には前記第一検出手段を実行し、前記第二検出手段は実行せず、
前記外部素子に印加される電圧が所定の電圧以下である場合には、少なくとも第二の検出手段を実行する請求項2に記載の車載電子制御装置。 - 前記外部素子に印加される電圧が所定の電圧以下である場合には、第一と第二の検出手段の双方を実行し、何れかが異常と検知した場合には、前記外部素子が異常であると判断する請求項3に記載の車載電子制御装置。
- 前記所定の電圧は、前記外部素子が異常のときの電流値が、前記外部素子の異常を判断する電流の最大閾値と交差する電圧以上である請求項3又は4に記載の車載電子制御装置。
- 外部素子を駆動するための駆動素子と、
前記外部素子を流れる電流値を検出するための電流検出部と、
前記電流値の情報を用いて、前記駆動素子へ制御指令を送信する制御部と、を有する車載電子制御装置において、
前記電流検出部から得られる電流値情報が、前記外部素子の電流の閾値以上であることで前記外部素子の異常を検出する検出手段を備え、
前記検出手段は、
前記外部素子に印加される電源電圧が低い場合には、前記外部素子の異常を判断する電流の閾値を低く設定し、
前記外部素子に印加される電源電圧が高い場合には、前記外部素子の異常を判断する電流の閾値を高く設定する、閾値電流が電圧に比例した関係を備える車載電子制御装置。 - 外部素子を駆動するための駆動素子と、
前記外部素子を流れる電流値を検出するための電流検出部と、
前記電流値の情報を用いて、前記駆動素子へ制御指令を送信する制御部と、を有する車載電子制御装置において、
前記電流検出部から得られる電流値情報が、前記外部素子の電流の閾値以上であることで前記外部素子の異常を検出する検出手段を備え、
前記検出手段は、前記外部素子に印加される電源電圧情報により、前記外部素子の異常を判断する電流の閾値を切替える機能を有する車載電子制御装置。
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