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    • 专利摘要:
    For measuring the vibration amplitude of a scanner mirror, a laser beam generated by a laser source is directed onto and reflected by the scanner mirror, so that the laser beam thus reflected is incident on a detector device (20) with a plurality of photodetector elements (Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4) Oscillation movement of the scanner mirror describes a curve (P). The curve (P) is offset with respect to its center by an offset (xoffset, yoffset) with respect to the center of the detector device (20). The time duration (TON, X, TON, Y) is determined in which the curve in each case passes through a detector region (RX, RY) which corresponds in each case to a coordinate to be measured; and using the ratio of the time thus determined (ton, X, ton, Y) to the total duration (T) of a period of oscillation and the offset (xoffset, yoffset), the amplitude of oscillation (xpp, ypp) is determined in the direction of the respective coordinate.
    公开号:AT516666A1
    申请号:T50849/2014
    申请日:2014-11-24
    公开日:2016-07-15
    发明作者:Thomas Mitterlehner；Christian Griessler
    申请人:Zizala Lichtsysteme Gmbh；
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    专利说明:

    Measurement of the vibration amplitude of a scanner mirror
    The invention relates to a method for measuring the oscillation amplitude of a scanner mirror, in which a laser beam generated by a laser source is directed onto the scanner mirror and reflected therefrom, and the laser beam thus reflected falls on a detector device. The evaluation of the oscillation movement takes place here by means of the detector device.
    Methods of this kind are used in particular in laser projection systems of headlights and similar illumination systems. Laser projection systems can be realized by the deflection of a laser beam by so-called microscanners. These microscanners can e.g. be made in MEMS or MOEMS technology (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems or Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical Systems) manufactured micromirror, which have only a few millimeters in diameter and can be vibrated in one or two axial directions. For proper operation of such a laser projection system, it is of great importance to detect and electronically process the current deflection (dimension of an angle) of the micro-scanner so that the modulation of the laser currents can be exactly synchronized with the mirror oscillation to produce a particular image, e.g. Form of a standing light distribution to be able to produce.
    In essence, two characteristics of the mirror oscillation must be evaluated, namely the oscillation amplitude, d.i. the amplitude of the mirror oscillation, as well as the phase shift or phase position, d.i. the shift of the zero crossing. The oscillation amplitude determines the width of the generated light image and must be controlled to an exact value, usually by electronic means. The phase shift causes a time offset between the drive signal of the micro-scanner and the actual mirror oscillation, which can be used for optimum synchronization of the laser modulation.
    To measure the mirror deflection can be made use of various sensors whose evaluation is often very expensive. Here, a distinction is made between internal sensors (for example, capacitive, piezoelectric sensors), which are integrated directly in the micro-scanner, and external sensors, which can be used independently of the actual micro-scanner. For an external sensor, a PSD ("Position Sensitive Detector") is usually used.
    The external sensors measure the position of a collimated laser beam deflected by the microscanner, which, however, is not used for actual image generation, but is used solely for position measurement ("measuring laser beam").
    Known solutions such as capacitive feedback measurements, PSDs or evaluations based on piezoelectric sensors lead to electronically complex evaluation, since very small currents or voltages must be measured in all these sensors, which is why amplifier circuits must be used, which can often be very susceptible to interference ,
    When using a PSD, a great deal of electronic work has to be done in order to transform the signals of the PSD so that they can be evaluated electronically (current amplifiers, etc.). A much simpler solution is the use of quadrant diodes. Quadrant diodes are well known; they contain an array of four planar photodiodes that are equally sized and positioned side-by-side in a "square" arrangement leaving only a narrow, cross-shaped gap between them, these diodes provide a photocurrent that depends on the intensity of the incident light, However, for the purpose under consideration, the photocurrent is suitable for digital evaluation in which of the four quadrants the laser beam is currently located Can not be used by quadrant diodes.
    The invention is therefore intended to provide a method which allows the measurement of the oscillation amplitude of a micro-scanner even when using a simple detector device such as a quadrant diode of conventional design. Specifically, a detector device is to be used which has adjacent detector elements (detector arrays) which, in the manner of a photodiode, provide a signal when light, e.g. in the form of the laser beam. It should already be sufficient if the signal indicates whether the respective area is illuminated (digital signal, On / Off).
    This object is achieved by a method in which, according to the invention, a detector device is used which has a plurality of photodetector elements arranged adjacent to one another around the center of the detector device, the laser beam describing a curve about the detector elements running around a center point due to the oscillatory movement of the scanner mirror; with respect to at least one detector region which is formed in each case by a detector element or a group of immediately adjacent detector elements and which corresponds to either the negative or the positive value range of a coordinate (predeterminable or, for example, imaged on the detector device or defined on the detector device) Measuring in that - the curve is offset with respect to its center by an offset value with respect to the center of the detector device along the coordinate associated with the respective detector region, - the time duration is determined in which the curve passes through the detector region, - using the ratio of the so determined a certain period of time to the total duration of a period of oscillation and the offset value, a value of the oscillation amplitude.
    In this case, a quadrant detector, in particular a quadrant diode, may be used as the detector device, wherein four detector fields are arranged around the center thereof, with two adjacent fields of the quadrant detector forming a detector area associated with the coordinate at which the two fields lie on both sides.
    This solution according to the invention solves the stated problem in a surprisingly efficient manner and enables unproblematic electronic evaluation. The invention enables the measurement of oscillation amplitudes with a detector device in the manner of a quadrant diode. Since quadrant diodes or photon-based detectors are inexpensive and the electronic evaluation of these detectors compared to other sensors (eg capacitance measurement, measurement of low photodiode currents in PSDs) is very simple, results in a clearer way a clearer measurement method and a cost reduction of the measuring device for implementation of the measuring method according to the invention. The method according to the invention is particularly suitable for measuring the oscillation amplitude of a scanner mirror in a projection system of a motor vehicle headlight.
    A further development of the method according to the invention provides for the execution of several, preferably two, coordinate directions. In this case, the coordinate directions would be at an angle, preferably right angle, to one another, each coordinate direction being assigned a respective detector area and values of the oscillation amplitude for the respectively assigned coordinate direction being determined with the aid of the detector areas. The oscillation can take place in the directions of different coordinates with different frequencies.
    In order to achieve an increased error safety, it can be advantageous if a first signal, which describes the passage of the curve through the respective detector area, and a second signal is formed, which the passage of the curve through the area, which on the detector means the respective Detector region is complementary, and by a logical AND operation of the first signal with the negated second signal, a feedback signal is formed, based on which the respective period of time is determined, in which the curve passes through the respective detector area.
    The invention together with further details and advantages will be explained in more detail below with reference to an embodiment which is illustrated in the accompanying drawings. The drawings show in schematic form:
    1 shows an overview of a laser projection system with a scanner mirror;
    2 shows a circuit diagram with a quadrant diode for the evaluation according to the invention according to the X coordinate;
    Fig. 3 is a circuit diagram with the quadrant diode of Figure 2, but for evaluation according to the Y-coordinate.
    Fig. 4 is a photograph produced as a curve of the laser beam spot on the quadrant diode;
    FIG. 5 shows the signal curves for the photograph of FIG. 4; FIG.
    Fig. 6 is a photograph similar to Fig. 4, but with an offset from the center; and FIG. 7 shows the signal curves for the photograph of FIG. 6.
    The exemplary embodiment relates to monitoring and controlling the movement of a MOEMS scanner in a motor vehicle headlight as a typical, if not limiting, example of a laser projection system.
    1 shows a schematic overview of a laser projection system 10 in a motor vehicle headlight. A first laser 11 (useful or main laser) generates a first laser beam 12, which is directed via a mirror 13 to a converter element 14; the mirror 13 is designed in a manner known per se as a MOEMS scanner and movable in two angular directions (only one angular direction φ is indicated in FIG. 1). Due to the movement of the mirror 13, a light image is thus generated on the converter element 14 by means of the laser beam 12 'reflected thereon by conversion of the laser radiation into preferably white white light. Through an imaging system 15 comprising at least one lens, this light image is projected outwardly (e.g., onto a roadway) for purposes of illumination.
    To control and control the position of the mirror 13, a second laser 21 (measuring or control laser) is also provided. The measuring laser 21 can according to its task have a significantly lower power than the useful laser 11 and possibly also work in a different spectral range. The laser beam 22 of the measuring laser 21 is directed via the mirror 13 to a detector device 23. The incident on the detector device 23 measuring laser beam 22 'thus undergoes distractions, which correspond directly to those of the first laser beam 12', although at different primary beam path. If necessary, the measuring laser beam 22 'can be focused onto the detector device 23 by means of optics (not shown). Due to the position of the collision of the measuring laser beam 22 ', the detector device 23 generates signals which are fed to a microcontroller 24 and evaluated there. The microcontroller 24 outputs a corresponding signal to the control unit 25 of the first laser 11, so as to regulate the electrical modulation of the laser 11 in accordance with the mirror oscillations. The oscillatory motion of the mirror is preferably generated by resonant excitation, but may additionally be controlled by the control unit (not shown) as needed, for example by controlling the frequency or intensity of the excitation signal.
    In the exemplary embodiment, the detector device 23 is designed as a quadrant diode 20. As can be seen in FIGS. 2 and 3, the individual detector surfaces (photodiodes) of the quadrant diode 20 are numbered in the counterclockwise direction of rotation as Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4. For example, the electrical current generated in a photodiode Qη (n = 1,... 4) can be passed through a resistor, and the falling (time-dependent) voltage un (t) is applied directly to an input of the microcontroller 24 or to an upstream thereof Logic forwarded. Each detector surface of the quadrants Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 thus provides a signal ul (t) ... u4 (t) which is either 1 (symbolic of a signal voltage us> 0) or 0, depending on whether the area of the Quadrant is just lit or not. The X-direction waveform is formed by a logical OR ul (t) v u4 (t) of the signals of quadrants Ql and Q4, which together thus represent a X-coordinate detector region Rx. The signal curve for the Y direction is based on a detector region Ry from the quadrants Q1 and Q2 in a corresponding manner, so that a signal corresponding to the detector region Ry is represented by a logical OR combination ul (t) v u2 (t) of the signals of the quadrants Q1 and Q2 is generated. In addition, it is advantageous if, using a logical AND operation, the (negated) states of the respectively remaining quadrants are queried. This allows the exclusion of disturbances such as due to residual light and allows a reliable evaluation of states in which the light spot generated by the laser beam falls on the boundary line between two adjacent fields and thus leads to simultaneous illumination of two (or more) fields or detector areas. In other words, on the one hand the signal of the selected detector area Rx, Ry and on the other hand the signal for the area Sx, Sy, which is complementary to the respective detector area Rx, Ry, is formed, and a "feedback signal" is formed by a logical AND operation of the first Signal formed with the negated second signal.
    Figs. 2 and 3 show schematic examples of the processing of the signals of the quadrant diode 20 according to the above. FIG. 2 shows a possible interconnection for the evaluation according to the X coordinate, namely, whether the position of the laser beam is at a positive value x> 0 of the X coordinate. This corresponds to a symbolic link
    for better readability, the time dependence of the signals un (t) has been suppressed. Analogously, the evaluation takes place according to positive values y> 0 of the Y-coordinate according to
    which is exemplified in Fig. 3. Of course, instead of being implemented by logic gates, the logical evaluation can also be carried out in the microcontroller 24, for example program-controlled.
    In accordance with conventional measuring techniques, a quadrant diode would be used such that a light distribution P, typically generated in a rectangle, generated by the position laser and the microscanner ("square light distribution", eg a Lissajou figure) will strike the quadrant diode exactly midway 4 is shown in Fig. 4. The light distribution P corresponds to the curve through which the laser light spot generated on the detector surface of the quadrant diode travels, for example, at a first frequency in the X direction (from left to right and back) and with a second frequency in the Y direction (top to bottom and back), where the first and second frequencies are generally different, usually an integer ratio of the two frequencies is chosen to form a closed Lissajou figure By evaluating the individual quadrants, feedback signals Ux (t) and Uy (t) are obtained, the gradients as may be assumed, for example, as shown in FIG. For each signal a duty cycle toN, x or to , Y is determined, namely as the duration over which the respective signal is> 0. The duty cycle can be related to the period Tx or TY of the mirror oscillation and then gives a duty ratio toN, x / Tx or toN, y / Ty, which is e.g. can be expressed as a percentage. The duration over which a signal = 0 is accordingly designated as TOFF, x or toi ι, γ (switch-off duration).
    With a position of the rectangular light distribution aligned with the center of the detector surface, a relative duty cycle of 50% results. This allows only the determination of the time at which the center position is traversed, while an evaluation of the spatial amplitude of the oscillation for the X and Y direction is not possible.
    According to the invention, the center point of the light distribution P generated by position lasers and microscanners is provided with a low offset Xoffset, y off set in the X direction as well as in the Y direction, the size of which is precisely defined. This is shown in FIG. The offset is set once for the system, whereby the values Xoffset, yoffset are measured and adjusted to a predefined value, for example with a camera system (not shown) used during the configuration; the offset remains the same after this configuration. Instead of specifying predefined values, the values Xoffset, yoffset, which result during the configuration, can also be used if the midpoint is within a suitable range
    Range is to be measured. The values thus determined are e.g. stored in the microcontroller 24 or a memory associated therewith. The offset values Xoffeet, yoffset are thus available for subsequent evaluations of the oscillation movement as described below.
    FIG. 7 shows an example of a corresponding signal course of the feedback signals Ux (t) and Uv (t). As can be seen, the duty cycle deviates from 50%, whereby now the value of the deviation is dependent on the maximum deflection of the light distribution. Due to the knowledge of the movement pattern of the laser light spot - in the case of a Lissajou figure a sinusoidal curve, which is generated by a resonant oscillation of the micro-scanner - can be easily calculated back to the oscillation amplitude of the micro-scanner by measuring the duty cycle (time measurement).
    For example, the oscillation amplitude xp can be calculated as follows:
    the following abbreviations are used: xp ... oscillation amplitude in the X direction, xPp ... peak-to-peak deflection of the mirror oscillation along the X direction, xpp = 2 xp; X offset · · · Offset in the X direction between the midpoint of the light distribution and the center of the quadrant diode (projection of the offset vector in the X direction), Τχ ... Period duration of the mirror oscillation (Τχ = 1 / fx, fx = oscillation frequency), toN, x · · · Switch-on duration of the feedback signal Ux.
    The formula can also be used mutatis mutandis for any coordinate direction, in which case instead of xp the oscillation amplitude in the coordinate direction in question and instead of Xoffset the projection of the offset vector in the coordinate direction occurs. In particular, the formula can of course be applied to the vibration amplitude in the Y direction:
    with analog definitions of the quantities yp, ypp, yoffset.
    The time measurement and the conversion to the value of the oscillation amplitude can thus be realized in accordance with the invention very simply by means of digital logic evaluation via discrete logic components and / or microcontrollers. (The relationship between the light curve and the ratios toN, x: toFF, x and L) n, y: toFF, y is symbolically shown in Fig. 7, because due to the inherent nonlinearity this corresponds not directly, but only in a first Approximation, the graphic relationship.)
    It is understood that the embodiment is merely illustrative of the invention and the invention is not limited thereto. In addition, those skilled in the art can make various modifications, additions and / or substitutions as far as they fall within the scope of the claims. For example, a detector device could be used which operates with more than four detector surfaces arranged around the center of the device, e.g. in the form of six, eight or more sectoral surfaces.
    权利要求:
    Claims (6)
    [1]
    claims
    A method of measuring the amplitude of vibration of a scanner mirror (13), wherein a laser beam (22) generated by a laser source (21) is directed to and reflected by the scanner mirror (13) and the laser beam (22 ') thus reflected is incident on a scanner mirror (13) Detector device (23), characterized in that a detector device (23) is used which has a plurality of photodetector elements (Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4) arranged next to each other around the center thereof, the laser beam (22 ') due to the oscillation movement of the scanner mirror ( 13) describes a curve (P) about the center point over the detector elements, and with respect to at least one detector area (Rx, Ry) formed respectively by a detector element or a group of immediately adjacent detector elements and which is either negative or positive Value range of a coordinate corresponds, - the curve (P) with respect to its center by an offset value (xoff set, yoffset) is offset relative to the center of the detector device (23) along the coordinate assigned to the respective detector region (Rx, Ry), - the time duration (to , x, tox, y) is determined, in which the curve in each case the detector region (Rx, Ry), using the ratio of the thus determined time duration (to , x, toN, y) to the total duration (T) of a vibration period and the offset value (xoffset, yoffset) a value of the vibration amplitude (xp, yp) is determined.
    [2]
    2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that the detector device (23) is a quadrant detector, in particular a quadrant diode (20), which has four detector arrays (Ql - Q4) arranged around its center, each two adjacent arrays of the quadrant detector form a detector area (Rx, Ry) associated with the coordinate at which the two fields lie on both sides.
    [3]
    3. The method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it is carried out for a plurality, preferably two, coordinate directions, wherein the coordinate directions at an angle, preferably right angles to each other and each coordinate direction is assigned a respective detector area (Rx, Ry) , and using the detector areas, values of the oscillation amplitude (xp, yp) for the respectively assigned coordinate direction are determined.
    [4]
    4. The method of claim 3, wherein the vibration is in the directions of different coordinates at different frequencies.
    [5]
    5. The method according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein a first signal, which describes the passage of the curve through the respective detector area (Rx, Ry), and a second signal is formed, the passage of the curve through the area (Sx, Sy ), which is complementary to the respective detector region (Rx, Ry) on the detector device, and a feedback signal (Ux, Uy) is formed by a logical AND connection of the first signal with the negated second signal, by means of which the respective time duration (toN, x, toN.y) in which the curve passes through the respective detector region (Rx, Ry).
    [6]
    6. Use of the method according to one of the preceding claims for the measurement of the vibration amplitude of a scanner mirror in a projection system (10) of a motor vehicle headlamp, wherein by means of the scanner mirror a useful laser beam (12) is directed to a converter element (14) and there Light image is generated, which is projected for illumination purposes to the outside.
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