WO2023280587A1 - Signallaufzeitselektives flash-lidar-system und verfahren für dessen betrieb - Google Patents
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- G01S—RADIO DIRECTION-FINDING; RADIO NAVIGATION; DETERMINING DISTANCE OR VELOCITY BY USE OF RADIO WAVES; LOCATING OR PRESENCE-DETECTING BY USE OF THE REFLECTION OR RERADIATION OF RADIO WAVES; ANALOGOUS ARRANGEMENTS USING OTHER WAVES
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- the present invention relates to a signal runtime-selective flash LiDAR system with an emitter for emitting a pulsed illumination radiation and a sensor control device for the runtime selection of a detection unit and a method for operating a signal runtime-selective flash LiDAR system.
- LiDAR Light Detection and Ranging
- the measuring principle is a runtime measurement (Time of Flight, ToF), whereby an emitter generates an optical signal to illuminate an object space and a detection unit records the echo signal reflected back from an object located there based on runtime, so that angle-resolved distance information is provided in addition to the reflection characteristics of the object results.
- Class I lasers in the near infrared (780 nm - 1.6 gm, for example 1550 nm), which are harmless to the human eye, are often used as emitters. Although it is possible to use a continuously emitting laser for a LiDAR system, emitters in pulsed operation are usually preferred to reduce a noise signal caused by ambient light effects.
- LiDAR systems can be divided into raster LiDAR and flash LiDAR. The combination of both systems is also possible.
- An angle-sensitive emitter is used for a raster LiDAR, which emits a light beam in different spatial directions emits.
- a rotating mirror or a micromirror array can be used for beam guidance.
- adaptive optics downstream of the emitter for a raster LiDAR for example liquid crystal optics, for the sequential movement of an illumination beam through the object space to be detected.
- An angle-sensitive detection unit usually an image sensor and preferably an IR image sensor, is used for flash LiDAR.
- Possible alternatives are mechanically tracked, movable photo sensors or adaptive optics connected upstream of the sensor for the angular resolution of an object echo.
- the emitter of a flash LiDAR is usually designed in such a way that the object space to be recorded is illuminated as a whole, whereby again pulsed flash LiDAR systems, for example with a pulse duration in the nanosecond range and a pulse repetition rate of 30 Hz, for example, can be used.
- a light cone with a sufficiently large beam angle is used for a flash LiDAR, which is usually formed by means of beam expansion optics connected downstream of the emitter and which creates a horizontally expanded, preferably rectangular, illumination field in the object space in the area of a measurement surface generated.
- a signal propagation time-selective detection range-gating
- the detection unit is synchronized with the illumination pulse generated by the emitter.
- the signal is then detected by the detection unit with a defined time offset to the transmission of the illumination pulse and a measurement duration coordinated with the duration of the illumination pulse, so that a predetermined measurement area at a fixed distance from the flash LiDAR system is selected for the detection of the echo signal.
- the concept of a measurement area is used because the depth of the measurement volume actually present with the propagation of radiation due to the typically in the area fewer nanoseconds selected illumination pulse duration is limited such that essentially the two-dimensional expansion la teral to the propagation direction for the detected parts of the object space is relevant.
- a mostly sequential variation of the time interval between the generation of the illumination pulse and the beginning of the signal acquisition by the detection unit enables the selection of several depth-staggered measurement areas.
- Such a range-gated imaging flash LiDAR is referred to here as a signal runtime-selective flash LiDAR system.
- the invention is based on the object of specifying a signal-time-selective flash LiDAR system, in particular for autonomous systems, which supplies a high information density from a large area of the object space.
- a signal propagation time selective flash LiDAR system that simplifies data processing.
- the object is achieved by the flash LiDAR system which is specified in claim 1 and which is time-selective for signal propagation.
- Claim 13 lists the features of the method according to the invention for operating the signal-delay-selective flash LiDAR system, and further embodiments are the subject matter of the dependent claims.
- the starting point of the invention is a flash LiDAR system that is selective for the signal runtime. This comprises an illumination system with an emitter, preferably an IR laser, for emitting pulsed illumination radiation into an object space and a detection unit with an image sensor for detecting the radiation reflected back from the object space.
- a sensor control device is used for the transit time selection, which is designed in such a way that the back-reflected radiation is recorded separately from a first measurement area and a second measurement area in the object space, it being assumed here that the second measurement area is at a greater distance from the detection unit as the first measuring surface. It is preferable to measure the back reflection of a large number of depth-graded measuring surfaces.
- the respective measurement area is selected by a sensor control device for the transit time selection, which is synchronized in time with the illumination field control arrangement. Consequently, the illumination field control arrangement determines the time offset between the emission of the illumination pulse by the emitter for the measurement area in question and one on the illumination pulse duration coordinated measurement duration.
- the inventors have recognized that for a measuring surface in the far range, illumination concentrated on a compact illumination field with a correspondingly high luminance should be used. This provides more precise measurement data for the classification of distant objects, with model- or AI-based data processing being simplified and more accurate.
- an extensive lighting field is required, whereby a lower luminance is sufficient for this.
- the widest possible field of view is desirable in order to cover as many objects as possible in the immediate vicinity.
- the illumination field control arrangement is configured in such a way that the illumination radiation on the first Measuring surface, a first illumination field with a first solid angular extent and on the second measurement surface a second illumination field with a second solid angular extent are generated and the first solid angular extent is selected to be larger than the second solid angular extent.
- the solid angle extension assigned to the respective illumination field relates to the solid angle that the electromagnetic radiation emanating from the illumination system occupies on the measurement surface under consideration.
- the signal-time-selective flash LiDAR system in autonomous vehicles, it is preferred to successively enlarge the spatial angle as the distance between the illumination field and the detection unit decreases in such a way that the horizontal extent of the illumination field increases, since the close range is particularly relevant for capturing the traffic environment.
- the orientation is used to determine the horizontal
- the illumination system includes adaptive optics that follow the emitter in the illumination beam path, with the illumination field control arrangement being designed to control the adaptive optics.
- the emitter for the second variant comprises a first light source and a second light source, each of which emits pulsed illumination radiation in different spatial directions of the object space.
- the illumination field control arrangement for the second variant is designed in such a way that the first light source supplies illumination radiation to the first illumination field and the second light source only contributes to the illumination of the second illumination field. It is also possible that the first light source supplies both the first illumination field and the second illumination field. Consequently, different light sources can be combined with one another in order to implement the distance-adapted expansion of the respective illumination field according to the invention. It is also possible to use multiple light sources together with one or more adaptive optics.
- the adaptive optics used for the first variant can include liquid crystal optics, which follows the emitter in the illumination beam path.
- the liquid crystal optics can be created in one piece or there is an arrangement with several liquid crystal optics modules.
- the liquid crystal optics are assigned a temperature control device that ensures a temperature constancy that is sufficient for operation, especially for autonomous systems that are exposed to changing ambient temperatures.
- the emitter can have at least one surface-emitting IR laser diode (VCSEL) This allows a simplification of the optical beam guidance, since surface-emitting IR laser diodes provide electromagnetic radiation with good collimation. This is particularly advantageous when liquid crystal optics are used as adaptive optics.
- collimation optics arranged between the emitter and the liquid crystal optics can be used.
- the detection unit has an image sensor for detecting the radiation reflected back from the object space
- the sensor control device is designed such that the measurement of the radiation reflected back from the first measuring surface and from the second measuring surface takes place at different times.
- the flash LiDAR system which is selective for the signal propagation time, therefore works in a clocked manner.
- the detection unit comprises a first image sensor with a first static imaging system adapted to the first illumination field and a second image sensor with a second static imaging system adapted to the second illumination field. If there are more than two lighting fields, the number of image sensors is increased accordingly.
- the centers of area of the illumination fields lie on a straight line. Furthermore, there is the possibility for a further development that the connecting lines between the center of the detection unit and the focal points of the areas of the respective illumination fields point in different directions and/or that these directions vary over time, so that the signal runtime-selective flash LiDAR system has additional functions of a raster LiDAR is extended to a hybrid system.
- the method according to the invention for operating a signal runtime-selective flash LiDAR system uses an illumination field control arrangement that generates a first illumination field with a first solid angle extent in a first measurement area and a second illumination field with a second solid angle extent in a second measurement area, with the first solid angle extent being larger is selected as the second solid angle extension when the first measurement surface is closer to the detection unit than the second measurement surface.
- This ensures that the illuminated near field is captured with a large opening angle.
- there is preferably a higher number of measurement data in the immediate vicinity which is particularly relevant in autonomous navigation for collision avoidance.
- the power density of the illumination can be increased due to the concentration on a narrow field of view, so that the data processing required for object recognition is less complex and overall improved accuracy in the classification of the object properties is ensured.
- FIG. 1 shows a first exemplary embodiment of the flash LiDAR system according to the invention, which is selective for the signal runtime.
- Fig. 2 shows the course of the illuminated solid angle R as a function of the distance D to the detection unit.
- FIG. 3 shows a second exemplary embodiment of the flash LiDAR system which is selective for the signal runtime.
- Fig. 4 shows an illumination system with liquid crystal optics as adaptive optics in a first focusing position.
- FIG. 5 shows an illumination system from FIG. 4 with the liquid crystal optics in a second focusing position.
- FIG. 6 shows a second variant of the signal delay-selective flash LiDAR system according to the invention.
- FIG. 7 shows a time-of-flight selective flash LiDAR system according to the prior art.
- the signal transit time-selective flash LiDAR system 1 shown schematically simplified in FIG. 7 corresponds to the known prior art.
- An illumination system 2 can be seen with an emitter 3 , for example an eye-safe IR laser, which emits pulsed illumination radiation 4 into an object space 5 .
- the lighting system 2 includes a
- Illumination field control arrangement 7 which controls the emitter 3 and determines the pulse duration and the pulse intervals.
- a detection unit 8 with an image sensor 9 is also shown, which detects the radiation reflected back from the object space 5 .
- the detection unit 8 also has a sensor control device 10, which is synchronized in time with the illumination field control arrangement 7, whereby a variation of the delay time for the start of the measurement relative to the time of emission of the pulsed illumination radiation 4 selects different measuring surfaces in the object space be animal.
- the measurement duration is very short and matched to the pulse duration in the nanosecond range. Consequently, instead of a measuring volume extended in depth, a quasi-two-dimensionally extended measuring surface is considered in the present case.
- a first measuring surface 11 and a second measuring surface 12 are shown in Figure 7 as an example, with the first measuring surface 11 is closer to the detection unit 8 than the second measuring surface 12, so that the first measuring surface 11 represents the near range of the object space 5 and the second measuring surface 12 represents the far range.
- the lighting system 2 generates an illumination radiation 4, which is emitted with a constant spatial angular extent.
- the extent of the illumination field present on the respective measurement area also increases as the distance from the illumination system 2 increases, and the illumination power density decreases.
- objects in the far field in the area of the second measuring surface 12 are only detected with greater effort for data processing and are taken into account with a delay for object tracking.
- a concentration of the radiant power on a narrow solid angle to solve the problem is only possible to a certain extent, since otherwise the extension of the first measuring surface 11 in the close-up range is not sufficient to detect all the objects located there. This is particularly relevant when using a signal propagation time-selective flash LiDAR system 1 for an autonomous vehicle, since objects located in the direct vehicle environment pose a risk of collision and must be reliably localized and assigned to an object type.
- FIG. 1 shows a first exemplary embodiment of the signal propagation time-selective flash LiDAR system 1.1, which provides a solution to the problems described above. It shows that the illumination field control arrangement 7.1 of the illumination system 2.1 is designed to control the emitter 3.1 in such a way that the pulsed illumination radiation 4.1 generates a first illumination field 13 with a first solid angle extent 14 on a first measurement surface 11.1 and a second illumination field on a second measurement surface 12.1 Illumination field 15 are generated with a second solid angle extent 16, with the first illumination field 13 being at a smaller distance from the detection unit 8, the first solid angle extent 14 being greater than the second solid angle extent 16 of the further fiction Il distant second illumination field 15 is.
- a large solid angle R is available for near-field detection, which gradually becomes narrower with an increasing distance D from the selected measuring surface, so that in the far field the radiated radiation is concentrated into a narrow solid angle R. Accordingly, when considering a horizontal section, a first horizontal extent 19 of the first illumination field 13 is greater than a second horizontal extent 20 of the second illumination field 15.
- FIG. 2 shows possible curves of the illuminated spatial angle R as a function of the distance D from the detection unit, with a linear solid angle curve 18.1, a solid angle curve 18.2 preferring the near field and a solid angle curve 18.3 giving greater weight to the far field being shown.
- a further advantage is a time-variable setting of the solid angle profile, not shown in detail, for adaptation to the prevailing driving and environmental conditions.
- FIG. 3 shows a second exemplary embodiment of the flash LiDAR system 1.2 that is selective for the signal runtime.
- An illumination system 2.2 with an emitter 3.2 that includes a surface-emitting IR laser diode 22 is shown.
- the illumination system 2.2 has an illumination field control arrangement 7.2, which generates the spatial angle characteristic according to the invention for the illumination radiation 4.2, with adaptive optics 21 being used for this purpose.
- collimating optics 23 are arranged in the beam path between the emitter 3.2 and the adaptive optics 21 .
- the detection unit 8.2 with the image sensor 9.2 and the sensor control device 10.2 detects the radiation reflected back from the first measuring surface 11.2 with a time offset compared to the second measuring surface 12.2 of the reflected radiation.
- a zoom system 24 is also provided and Sen Sensor control device 10.2 is used for its chronologically sequential setting, so that a variable imaging scale on the zoom system 24 and/or a focal plane are adapted to the respective existing illumination field of the measuring surface 11.2, 12.2 to be selected.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show a preferred embodiment of an illumination system 2.4, which includes adaptive optics 21 with liquid crystal optics 25, which has a plurality of liquid crystal optics modules 26.1, 26.2, 26.3, 26.4.
- Each of the liquid crystal optics modules 26.1, 26.2, 26.3, 26.4 has a transparent electrode arrangement 27.1, 27.2, 27.3, 27.4 for setting a field gradient, with FIG. 4 showing a first focusing position for which an illumination field with a large solid angle extension results.
- the second focusing position shown in FIG. 5 provides an illumination field with a reduced spatial angle.
- a temperature control device 28 is provided to keep a predetermined working temperature for the liquid crystal optics 25 constant.
- FIG. 6 shows a second variant of the signal runtime-selective flash LiDAR system 1.3 according to the invention.
- An illumination system 2.5 is shown with an emitter 3.3 and an illumination field control arrangement 7.3 for generating the solid angle characteristic according to the invention for the illumination radiation 4.3.
- the emitter 3.3 has a first light source 29 and a second light source 30, each of which emits pulsed illumination radiation in different spatial directions of the object space 5.
- the illumination field control arrangement 7.3 controls the first light source 29 in such a way that this illumination radiation 4.3 feeds a first illumination field 13 and the second light source 30 generates illumination radiation for the second illumination field 15.
- a second image sensor 33 is a second static Assigned imaging system 34, which is adapted to the solid angle extension and the distance of the second illumination field 15.
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