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Range finder

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JPH1123710A
JPH1123710A JP18913897A JP18913897A JPH1123710A JP H1123710 A JPH1123710 A JP H1123710A JP 18913897 A JP18913897 A JP 18913897A JP 18913897 A JP18913897 A JP 18913897A JP H1123710 A JPH1123710 A JP H1123710A
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Masahiro Nagaishi
石 正 浩 永
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a range finder which can measure the distance to a target by responding to the wide-range distance of the target and the variation of mirror surface reflection, etc. SOLUTION: A range finder measures the light intensity of received optical signals by using an optical system 4 which fetches received light and a plurality of detectors 6 (6a6c). The levels of the light made incident to the detectors 6 are optically changed in several steps of 1/10, 1/100,... by taking the dynamic ranges of the detectors 6 into consideration. An arithmetic section 10 corrects the distance to a target by selecting a correcting value from a pre-prepared table indicating the relation between intensities of light and correcting distances by using the peak value of the detector 6 operating in the dynamic range of the detectors 6.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、測距装置に関し、
特に高精度な距離測定を可能とする測距装置に関する。
The present invention relates to a distance measuring device,
In particular, the present invention relates to a distance measuring device that enables highly accurate distance measurement.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】非測定対象物としての目標物までの距離
を測定する測距装置は、光ビームを非測定物に向けて投
射し、光ビームが投射され、目標物からの反射光を受光
するまでの時間をカウンタにより測定することにより目
標物までの距離を測定する。
2. Description of the Related Art A distance measuring apparatus for measuring a distance to a target as a non-measurement object projects a light beam toward the non-measurement object, projects the light beam, and receives reflected light from the target. The distance to the target is measured by measuring the time required to perform the measurement with a counter.

【0003】かかる測距装置では、目標物までの距離や
目標物の表面の反射率の変化により受光信号レベルは大
きく変化するため、受光信号を処理する信号処理回路の
ダイナミックレンジも大きく設定しなければならず、時
に信号処理回路の動作ダイナミックレンジが対応できな
くなり、測定誤差が生じてしまう。
In such a distance measuring device, the level of a received light signal greatly changes due to a change in the distance to the target or the reflectance of the surface of the target, and therefore, the dynamic range of a signal processing circuit for processing the received light must be set large. In some cases, the operation dynamic range of the signal processing circuit cannot be supported, and a measurement error occurs.

【0004】そこで、従来は、参照光光路に面上の位置
により異なる透過率を有する光減衰板を設け、参照信号
レベルが受光信号レベルと一致するように光減衰板をの
位置を調節し、受光信号と参照信号で生ずる誤差を相殺
する構成が採用されていた。しかし、この構成では、光
減衰板の位置をバランスモータ等を用いて移動させなけ
ればならず、この移動を高速で行うことには限界があ
り、したがって、目標物の距離や反射率が高速で変化す
る場合には迅速に対応できず、高速距離測定ができな
い。
Therefore, conventionally, a light attenuating plate having a different transmittance depending on the position on the surface is provided in the reference light path, and the position of the light attenuating plate is adjusted so that the reference signal level matches the received light signal level. A configuration for canceling an error generated between the light receiving signal and the reference signal has been adopted. However, in this configuration, the position of the light attenuating plate must be moved using a balance motor or the like, and there is a limit to performing this movement at a high speed. If it changes, it cannot respond quickly and cannot perform high-speed distance measurement.

【0005】この問題を解決するため、特開平4ー16
6788号公報には、目標物の距離や反射率が高速で変
化する場合でもその変化に対応して投光信号レベルを変
化させ、常に一定の受光信号レベルを保つ測距装置が開
示されている。
In order to solve this problem, Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6788 discloses a distance measuring apparatus that changes a light emitting signal level in response to a change in the distance or reflectance of a target object at a high speed, and always maintains a constant light receiving signal level. .

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】上述の測距装置では、
距離精度を向上させるため、受光パルスの立ち上がりの
一定位置(例えば、ピークの1/2)で受光タイミング
とし、受光量により補正が為されているが、上記目標物
の距離や反射率の変化を考慮すると、そのダイナミック
レンジは10の5乗から10の6乗を越えることにな
り、受光量を検知するディテクタにもダイナミックレン
ジの限界があるため、現状では広範囲距離及び鏡面反射
等の目標物の距離に対して受光信号の光量の検出ができ
ないという問題がある。
In the above distance measuring device,
In order to improve the distance accuracy, the light receiving timing is set at a fixed position (for example, 1/2 of the peak) of the rising edge of the light receiving pulse, and the correction is made according to the light receiving amount. In consideration of this, the dynamic range exceeds 10 5 to 10 6, and the detector for detecting the amount of received light has a limited dynamic range. There is a problem that the light amount of the light receiving signal cannot be detected with respect to the distance.

【0007】すなわち、通常、入射光強度が著しく高い
場合には、ディテクタの出力レベルは飽和してしまい、
上述のようなカウンタによるカウント動作のストップパ
ルスの発生タイミングが早まり、距離として小さめな値
が得られてしまう。
That is, when the intensity of the incident light is extremely high, the output level of the detector is usually saturated.
The generation timing of the stop pulse in the counting operation by the counter described above is advanced, and a smaller value is obtained as the distance.

【0008】そこで、本発明の目的は、目標物の広範囲
距離及び鏡面反射等の変化に対して高速に応答して距離
測定を可能とする測距装置を提供することにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a distance measuring apparatus capable of measuring a distance in response to a change in a wide range of a target object and a change in specular reflection at a high speed.

【0009】[0009]

【課題を解決するための手段】前述の課題を解決するた
め本発明による測距装置は、目標に向けて出射されたレ
ーザ光の出射タイミングと、前記目標からの反射光を受
光した受光タイミングに基づいて前記目標までの距離を
測定する距離計測手段を有する測距装置において、前記
目標からの反射光の光量を順次少ない光量となるように
取り出す複数の光量取出手段と、前記複数の光量取出手
段からのそれぞれの光を検出して電気信号に変換する複
数のディテクタ手段と、前記複数のディテクタ手段の出
力のそれぞれのピーク値を検出するピーク検出手段と、
前記ピーク検出手段で得られた前記複数のディテクタ手
段のピーク値に基づいて前記距離計測手段で得られた距
離を補正する演算手段とを備えて構成される。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a distance measuring apparatus according to the present invention is provided with a timing for emitting laser light emitted toward a target and a timing for receiving light reflected from the target. A distance measuring device having a distance measuring means for measuring a distance to the target based on the plurality of light amount extracting means for sequentially taking out the amount of reflected light from the target so as to have a small light amount; and the plurality of light amount extracting means A plurality of detector means for detecting each light from and converting it to an electric signal, and peak detection means for detecting the respective peak values of the outputs of the plurality of detector means,
And calculating means for correcting the distance obtained by the distance measuring means based on the peak values of the plurality of detector means obtained by the peak detecting means.

【0010】ここで、前記演算手段は、 前記ピーク検
出手段で得られた前記複数のディテクタ手段のピーク値
に基づいて定まる所定値を前記距離計測手段で得られた
距離して補正したり、前記複数のディテクタ手段のピー
ク値のうち各ディテクタ毎に予め定めたしきい値以下の
ピーク値を有するディテクタに基づいて定まる所定値を
前記距離計測手段で得られた距離を補正する。
Here, the calculating means corrects a predetermined value determined based on the peak values of the plurality of detector means obtained by the peak detecting means as a distance obtained by the distance measuring means, A distance obtained by the distance measuring means is corrected to a predetermined value determined based on a detector having a peak value equal to or less than a predetermined threshold value for each detector among peak values of the plurality of detectors.

【0011】また、前記複数のディテクタと前記所定値
とはテーブル化されており、前記光量取出手段は、前記
複数のディテクタのダイナミックレンジを考慮して複数
段階のレベルで光学的に分岐させる手段である。この光
量取出手段は、ビームスプリッタとされる。
The plurality of detectors and the predetermined value are tabulated, and the light quantity extracting means is a means for optically branching at a plurality of levels in consideration of the dynamic range of the plurality of detectors. is there. This light quantity extracting means is a beam splitter.

【0012】[0012]

【発明の実施の形態】次に、本発明の実施形態について
図面を参照して詳細に説明する。図1は本発明の一実施
形態による測距装置の構成図である。
Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a distance measuring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【0013】本発明の一実施形態による測距装置は、レ
ーザ光を生成するレーザ発生部1と、レーザ発生部1か
ら出射されたレーザ光を所望の拡がり角に拡げる送光光
学系3と、レーザ発生部1からのレーザ光の発光を検知
しスタートパルスを生成するスタート検知回路2と、目
標物11からの反射光を受光回路に導く受光光学系4
と、目標物11からの反射光の一部を、それぞれ所定の
ダイナミックレンジで、M例えば、入射光の1/10,
1/100,・・・1/Nの光量の光を取り出すための
複数のビームスプリッタ5A〜5Cと、ビームスプリッ
タ5A〜5Cで取り出された目標物11からの反射光
を、それぞれ異なる検知する複数のディテクタ6A〜6
Cと、この複数のディテクタ6A〜6Cからの出力のそ
れぞれのピーク値を検出するピーク検出回路7A〜7C
と、目標物11の反射光を検知してストップパルスを生
成する受光回路8と、スタート検知回路2から出力され
るスタートパルスと受光回路8から出力されるストップ
パルスの発生時間間隔を測定するカウンタ回路9と、カ
ウンタ回路9からのカウントデータとピーク検出回路7
A〜7Cから出力される受光のピーク値とを用いて距離
補正を行う演算部10とを備える。
A distance measuring apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a laser generating section 1 for generating a laser beam, a light transmitting optical system 3 for expanding a laser beam emitted from the laser generating section 1 to a desired spread angle, A start detection circuit 2 for detecting the emission of laser light from the laser generator 1 and generating a start pulse; and a light receiving optical system 4 for guiding the reflected light from the target 11 to a light receiving circuit
And a part of the reflected light from the target object 11 in a predetermined dynamic range, for example, M, for example, 1/10 of the incident light,
A plurality of beam splitters 5A to 5C for extracting light having a light amount of 1/100,... 1 / N, and a plurality of beams for respectively detecting reflected light from the target 11 extracted by the beam splitters 5A to 5C. Detectors 6A-6
C and peak detection circuits 7A to 7C for detecting respective peak values of outputs from the plurality of detectors 6A to 6C.
A light receiving circuit 8 for detecting reflected light from the target 11 to generate a stop pulse; and a counter for measuring a time interval between the start pulse output from the start detecting circuit 2 and the stop pulse output from the light receiving circuit 8. Circuit 9, count data from counter circuit 9 and peak detection circuit 7
And a calculation unit 10 that performs distance correction using the peak values of the received light output from A to 7C.

【0014】次に、本発明の実施の形態の動作について
説明する。レーザ発生部1から出射されたレーザ光は、
送光光学系3を通って所望のビーム拡がり角に拡げら
れ、目標物11に向けて出射される。レーザ発生部1か
ら出射されたレーザ光の一部は、スタート検知器回路2
に取り込まれ、取り込まれたタイミングでスタートパル
スが生成される。こうして生成されたスタートパルス
は、カウンタ回路9へ送出され、カウンタ回路内部のカ
ウンタ動作をスタートさせる。
Next, the operation of the embodiment of the present invention will be described. The laser light emitted from the laser generator 1 is
The beam is spread to a desired beam divergence angle through the light transmission optical system 3 and is emitted toward the target 11. Part of the laser light emitted from the laser generator 1 is supplied to the start detector circuit 2.
, And a start pulse is generated at the timing. The start pulse thus generated is sent to the counter circuit 9 to start the counter operation inside the counter circuit.

【0015】前述のように、通常、入射光強度が著しく
高い場合には、ディテクタの出力レベルは飽和してしま
い、上述のようなカウンタによるカウント動作のストッ
プパルスの発生タイミングが早まり、距離として小さめ
な値が得られてしまう。本実施形態では、そこで、上述
のように、入射光の1/10,1/100,・・・1/
Nの光量の光を取り出すための複数のビームスプリッタ
5A〜5Cと、ビームスプリッタ5A〜5Cで取り出さ
れた目標物11からの反射光を、それぞれ検知する複数
のディテクタ6A〜6Cと、この複数のディテクタ6A
〜6Cからの出力のそれぞれのピーク値を検出するピー
ク検出回路7A〜7C、更には演算部10を設けてい
る。
As described above, normally, when the intensity of incident light is extremely high, the output level of the detector is saturated, the timing of the generation of the stop pulse in the counting operation by the counter is advanced, and the distance is reduced. Value is obtained. In the present embodiment, as described above, 1/10, 1/100,.
A plurality of beam splitters 5A to 5C for extracting light of N light amounts, a plurality of detectors 6A to 6C for detecting reflected light from the target 11 extracted by the beam splitters 5A to 5C, respectively; Detector 6A
6C are provided with peak detection circuits 7A to 7C for detecting the respective peak values of the outputs from.

【0016】さて、送光光学系3からの所定の拡がり角
を持ったレーザ光は、目標物11に照射され、反射され
たレーザ光の一部が戻り、受光光学系4を通して複数の
ビームスプリッタ5A〜5Cへ導かれる。複数のビーム
スプリッタ5A〜5Cでは、上記反射光を受光し、例え
ば、1/10、1/100、・・・、1/Nのダイナミ
ックレンジで、それぞれ対応するディテクタ6A〜6C
に出力する。ビームスプリッタ5A〜5Cを通過した残
りの反射光は、受光回路8に導かれる。
The laser beam having a predetermined divergence angle from the light transmitting optical system 3 is applied to the target 11, a part of the reflected laser light returns, and a plurality of beam splitters are passed through the light receiving optical system 4. It is led to 5A-5C. The plurality of beam splitters 5A to 5C receive the reflected light, and correspond to the corresponding detectors 6A to 6C with a dynamic range of, for example, 1/10, 1/100,.
Output to The remaining reflected light that has passed through the beam splitters 5A to 5C is guided to the light receiving circuit 8.

【0017】より具体的には、最初のビームスプリッタ
5Aでは、受光光学系4を通過して受光した光のうち1
/10の光量をディテクタ6Aに送出する。また、次の
ビームスプリッタ5Bでは、ディテクタ6Bを通過して
受光した光のうち1/100の光量をディテクタ6Bに
送出する。更にビームスプリッタ5Cでは、前段のビー
ムスプリッタを通過して受光した光のうち1/Nの光量
をディテクタ6Cに送出している。
More specifically, in the first beam splitter 5A, one of the lights received through the light receiving optical system 4 is received.
The light amount of / 10 is transmitted to the detector 6A. Further, in the next beam splitter 5B, the light amount of 1/100 of the light received by passing through the detector 6B is transmitted to the detector 6B. Further, in the beam splitter 5C, 1 / N of the light received through the preceding beam splitter is transmitted to the detector 6C.

【0018】複数のディテクタ6A〜6Cに導かれ、電
気信号に変換された反射信号は、対応する複数のピーク
検出回路7A〜7Cに送出され、そこでピーク値が検出
される。検出されたピーク値は演算部10に出力され
る。
The reflected signals guided to the plurality of detectors 6A to 6C and converted into electric signals are sent to a corresponding plurality of peak detection circuits 7A to 7C, where the peak values are detected. The detected peak value is output to the calculation unit 10.

【0019】一方、受光回路8は、入射された反射光に
応答してストップパルスを生成してカウンタ部9に送出
される。カウンタ部9に送出されたストップパルスは、
スタートパルスで動き出したカウンタ動作を止める。こ
うして得られたスタートパルスからストップパルスまで
の測定時間間隔が演算部10に出力される。
On the other hand, the light receiving circuit 8 generates a stop pulse in response to the incident reflected light and sends it to the counter section 9. The stop pulse sent to the counter unit 9 is
Stops the counter operation started by the start pulse. The measurement time interval from the start pulse to the stop pulse thus obtained is output to the arithmetic unit 10.

【0020】演算部10は、ピーク検出回路7A〜7C
から出されたピーク値の中から適切な値のピーク値を選
び出し、その値を基に補正値を決定し、カウンタ回路か
ら出力されるデータにその補正値をくわえて距離データ
として出力する。
The arithmetic unit 10 includes peak detection circuits 7A to 7C
An appropriate peak value is selected from the peak values output from the control circuit, a correction value is determined based on the selected peak value, and the correction value is added to the data output from the counter circuit and output as distance data.

【0021】具体的には、入射光レベルが非常に高い場
合、ディテクタ6Aの動作が飽和し、ピーク検出回路7
Aの出力も飽和レベルとなるが、この飽和レベルは予め
実験的に得ることができるので、得られた飽和レベルよ
りも若干低い(例えば、80%)レベルをしきい値とし
て設定しておけば、このしきい値以下のピーク値が検出
されれば、ディテクタは正常動作していると判断でき
る。
Specifically, when the incident light level is very high, the operation of the detector 6A is saturated, and the peak detection circuit 7
The output of A also becomes a saturation level. Since this saturation level can be obtained experimentally in advance, if a level slightly lower than the obtained saturation level (for example, 80%) is set as a threshold value. If a peak value less than this threshold value is detected, it can be determined that the detector is operating normally.

【0022】したがって、上記ディテクタ6A〜6C毎
にしきい値を設定しておき、実際に得られたピーク検出
回路7A〜7Cの検出レベルと上記しきい値とを比較す
れば、正常に動作しているディテクタと飽和動作状態に
あるディテクタとを識別でき、正常動作しているディテ
クタから入射光レベルが判断できるので、カウンタ回路
9で得られた距離値に所定値だけ加算して補正すること
ができる。
Therefore, if a threshold value is set for each of the detectors 6A to 6C, and the detected levels of the actually obtained peak detection circuits 7A to 7C are compared with the threshold values, the detector operates normally. The detector that is operating and the detector that is in a saturated operation state can be distinguished from each other, and the level of incident light can be determined from the detector that is operating normally, so that a predetermined value can be added to the distance value obtained by the counter circuit 9 for correction. .

【0023】上記ディテクタと加算する値との関係は予
めテーブル化しておけば、簡単に読み出せ、補正処理が
可能となる。
If the relation between the detector and the value to be added is tabulated in advance, the relation can be easily read and the correction processing can be performed.

【0024】[0024]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明による測距
装置、1発1発のレーザ光に対して反射光のレベルによ
る補正をかけているため、あらゆるレベルの受光信号に
対しても精度良く距離測定ができる。
As described above, since the distance measuring apparatus according to the present invention corrects one laser beam for each laser beam according to the level of the reflected light, it can accurately detect a light receiving signal of any level. Good distance measurement.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明による測距装置の一実施形態例を示す構
成図である。
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing an embodiment of a distance measuring apparatus according to the present invention.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 レーザ発生部 2 スタート検知回路 3 送光光学系 4 受光光学系 5A〜5C ビームスプリッタ 6A〜6C ディテクタ 7A〜7C ピーク検出回路 8 受光回路 9 カウンタ回路 10 演算部 11 目標物 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 laser generation unit 2 start detection circuit 3 light transmission optical system 4 light reception optical system 5A to 5C beam splitter 6A to 6C detector 7A to 7C peak detection circuit 8 light reception circuit 9 counter circuit 10 operation unit 11 target

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】目標に向けて出射されたレーザ光の出射タ
イミングと、前記目標からの反射光を受光した受光タイ
ミングに基づいて前記目標までの距離を測定する距離計
測手段を有する測距装置において、 前記目標からの反射光の光量を順次少ない光量となるよ
うに取り出す複数の光量取出手段と、 前記複数の光量取出手段からのそれぞれの光を検出して
電気信号に変換する複数のディテクタ手段と、 前記複数のディテクタ手段の出力のそれぞれのピーク値
を検出するピーク検出手段と、 前記ピーク検出手段で得られた前記複数のディテクタ手
段のピーク値に基づいて前記距離計測手段で得られた距
離を補正する演算手段と、を備えて成ることを特徴とす
る測距装置。
1. A distance measuring apparatus having distance measuring means for measuring a distance to a target based on an emission timing of a laser beam emitted toward the target and a light receiving timing of receiving reflected light from the target. A plurality of light quantity extraction means for sequentially taking out the light quantity of the reflected light from the target so as to have a small light quantity, and a plurality of detector means for detecting each light from the plurality of light quantity extraction means and converting the light into an electric signal A peak detection unit that detects a peak value of each of the outputs of the plurality of detector units, and a distance obtained by the distance measurement unit based on the peak values of the plurality of detector units obtained by the peak detection unit. And a calculating means for correcting the distance.
【請求項2】前記演算手段は、 前記ピーク検出手段で
得られた前記複数のディテクタ手段のピーク値に基づい
て定まる所定値を前記距離計測手段で得られた距離して
補正する請求項1に記載の測距装置。
2. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said calculating means corrects a predetermined value determined based on the peak values of said plurality of detector means obtained by said peak detecting means as a distance obtained by said distance measuring means. The distance measuring device as described.
【請求項3】前記演算手段は、 前記複数のディテクタ
手段のピーク値のうち各ディテクタ毎に予め定めたしき
い値以下のピーク値を有するディテクタに基づいて定ま
る所定値を前記距離計測手段で得られた距離を補正する
請求項1乃至2に記載の測距装置。
3. The distance measuring means obtains a predetermined value determined based on a detector having a peak value equal to or less than a predetermined threshold value for each detector among peak values of the plurality of detector means. The distance measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the distance is corrected.
【請求項4】前記複数のディテクタと前記所定値とはテ
ーブル化されている請求項1乃至3に記載の測距装置。
4. The distance measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said plurality of detectors and said predetermined value are tabulated.
【請求項5】前記光量取出手段は、前記複数のディテク
タのダイナミックレンジを考慮して複数段階のレベルで
光学的に分岐させる手段である請求項1乃至4に記載の
測距装置。
5. A distance measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said light quantity extracting means is means for optically branching at a plurality of levels in consideration of a dynamic range of said plurality of detectors.
【請求項6】前記光量取出手段は、ビームスプリッタで
ある請求項1乃至5に記載の測距装置。
6. A distance measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said light quantity extracting means is a beam splitter.
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