WO2001048399A1 - Automatic speed changer controller, automatic speed changer control method, and recording medium having program for method recorded thereon - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F16H61/00—Control functions within control units of change-speed- or reversing-gearings for conveying rotary motion ; Control of exclusively fluid gearing, friction gearing, gearings with endless flexible members or other particular types of gearing
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- F16H61/662—Control functions within control units of change-speed- or reversing-gearings for conveying rotary motion ; Control of exclusively fluid gearing, friction gearing, gearings with endless flexible members or other particular types of gearing specially adapted for continuously variable gearings with endless flexible members
- F16H61/66272—Control functions within control units of change-speed- or reversing-gearings for conveying rotary motion ; Control of exclusively fluid gearing, friction gearing, gearings with endless flexible members or other particular types of gearing specially adapted for continuously variable gearings with endless flexible members characterised by means for controlling the torque transmitting capability of the gearing
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F16H61/00—Control functions within control units of change-speed- or reversing-gearings for conveying rotary motion ; Control of exclusively fluid gearing, friction gearing, gearings with endless flexible members or other particular types of gearing
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- F16H61/66272—Control functions within control units of change-speed- or reversing-gearings for conveying rotary motion ; Control of exclusively fluid gearing, friction gearing, gearings with endless flexible members or other particular types of gearing specially adapted for continuously variable gearings with endless flexible members characterised by means for controlling the torque transmitting capability of the gearing
- F16H2061/66277—Control functions within control units of change-speed- or reversing-gearings for conveying rotary motion ; Control of exclusively fluid gearing, friction gearing, gearings with endless flexible members or other particular types of gearing specially adapted for continuously variable gearings with endless flexible members characterised by means for controlling the torque transmitting capability of the gearing by optimising the clamping force exerted on the endless flexible member
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- the present invention relates to an automatic transmission control device, an automatic transmission control method, and a recording medium recording a program for the method.
- the automatic transmission includes a stepped transmission and a continuously variable transmission.
- a gear element for inputting rotation to a planetary gear unit, and rotation from the planetary gear unit By changing the combination of gear elements and the like for output, the speed ratio of the transmission mechanism is changed in steps, and in the continuously variable transmission, a belt is stretched between the primary pulley and the secondary pulley.
- the speed ratio of the speed change mechanism is steplessly changed.
- the primary pulley and the secondary pulley each have a fixed sheave and a movable sheave, and the movable diameter is changed by moving each movable sheave by a driving means such as a hydraulic servo or an electric motor. I'm going to let you.
- the belt clamping pressure is reduced, the transmission of the continuously variable transmission will be reduced when the vehicle is pushed up by unevenness on the road or the accelerator pedal is suddenly depressed.
- the attained torque that is, the transmission torque may fluctuate more than a predetermined amount.
- a slip may occur between the primary pulley or the transfer belt and the belt.
- the primary pulley, the secondary pulley, and the belt are worn, and the durability of the continuously variable transmission is significantly reduced.
- the clamping pressure is increased by a predetermined margin to prevent the occurrence of slip. That is, when the margin is m and the torque input to the continuously variable transmission, that is, the input torque is, the margin m is
- a is a constant
- the constant a is set to, for example, 1.4.
- a continuously variable transmission in which the allowance m can be changed according to the driving state, driven state, and the like of the engine (see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-2884848). .
- the present invention solves the problems of the conventional continuously variable transmission, improves the durability of the continuously variable transmission, and increases the torque transmission efficiency. It is an object of the present invention to provide a transmission control method and a recording medium on which a program thereof is recorded. Disclosure of the invention
- the primary pulley, the secondary pulley, a belt stretched between the primary pulley and the secondary bury, and a pinching pressure of the belt are generated.
- Pressure change processing means for changing the holding pressure based on the pressure.
- the gripping pressure change processing means increases the belt gripping pressure when the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate, and lowers the belt gripping pressure when the transmission torque is less likely to fluctuate.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts a fluctuation in transmission torque based on a change in a shift schedule selected based on a traveling environment.
- the travel environment further includes at least a travel area. Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing unit predicts a fluctuation of the transmission torque based on the traveling area.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means may further include a transmission torque fluctuation in a driving environment in which a sudden change in throttle opening is not expected to occur. Predict that it is difficult.
- a traveling environment in which a rapid change in throttle opening is not expected to occur is a congested road.
- the traveling environment in which a sudden change in throttle opening is not expected to occur is a downhill road.
- the driving environment in which a rapid change in throttle opening is not expected to occur is an expressway.
- the traveling environment includes at least a traveling area and a driving situation. Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts the fluctuation of the transmission torque based on at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the throttle opening is medium to high, and the frequency of accelerator on / off operation is high. Predicts that the transmitted torque is likely to fluctuate in the driving environment
- the driving environment in which the throttle opening is medium to high and the frequency of accelerator on / off operations is predicted to be high is a mountain road.
- the throttle opening is a medium to high opening
- the traveling environment in which the frequency of accelerator on / off operation is predicted to be high is an uphill road.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the transmission torque is unlikely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which the possibility of sudden acceleration is predicted to be low. .
- the traveling environment in which the possibility of sudden acceleration is predicted to be low is a traveling environment in which the vehicle is traveling on a highway and there is no vehicle ahead.
- the traveling environment in which the possibility of sudden acceleration is predicted to be low is a traveling environment in which the vehicle is ahead when the vehicle stops.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which it is predicted that there is a high possibility of sudden acceleration. .
- the traveling environment in which the possibility of rapid acceleration is predicted to be high is a traveling environment in which the vehicle is traveling on a highway and a vehicle is ahead.
- the traveling environment includes at least a road surface condition. Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts the fluctuation of the transmission torque based on the road surface condition.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which a reaction force received from a road surface is predicted to be large. .
- the traveling environment in which the reaction force received from the road surface is predicted to be large is a gravel road surface.
- a traveling environment in which a reaction force received from a road surface is predicted to be large is an icy and snowy road surface.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing unit predicts that the transmission torque is unlikely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which a reaction force received from a road surface is predicted to be small. .
- the traveling environment in which the reaction force received from the road surface is predicted to be small is a Miraburn road surface.
- the traveling environment detecting means detects a traveling environment based on operation information.
- the traveling environment of the vehicle is detected, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during traveling is predicted based on the detected traveling environment, and the clamping pressure of the belt is changed based on the prediction result. I do.
- the traveling environment of the vehicle is detected, and based on the detected traveling environment, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during traveling is predicted, and the prediction result is obtained.
- the gripping pressure of the belt is changed based on.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of an automatic transmission control device according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of a continuously variable transmission according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a main flow chart showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a shift diagram referred to in a normal control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a first shift diagram referred to in an adaptive control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a second shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control processing according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and
- FIG. 8 is referred to in the adaptive control processing according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a third shift diagram according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the subroutine of the margin correction process in the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the subroutine of the adaptive control process in FIG. Correction value table according to the first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 12 is a main flowchart showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the second embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 13 is a margin in the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a correction process.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a margin in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 shows a subroutine of a correction process
- FIG. 16 shows a correction value table in the third embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 17 shows a margin correction process in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of an automatic transmission control device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- 1 26 is a primary pulley
- 1 3 1 is a secondary pulley
- 1 3 2 is a belt stretched between the primary pulley 1 2 6 and the secondary bury 1 3
- 1 3 5 is a belt 1
- Hydraulic pressure servo as a pinching pressure generating means for generating pinching pressure of 2.91 is a driving environment detecting means for detecting the driving environment of the vehicle, and 92 is based on the detected driving environment.
- Torque fluctuation prediction processing means for predicting the fluctuation of the transmission torque
- 93 is a clamping pressure change processing means for changing the clamping pressure based on the prediction result.
- FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of the continuously variable transmission according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the continuously variable transmission 10 includes a belt-type transmission mechanism 102, a forward / reverse switching device 103, a torque converter 106 incorporating a lock-up clutch 105, a countershaft 1 07 and a differential device 109.
- the torque converter 106 includes a pump impeller 111 connected to an output shaft 110 of an engine (not shown) via a front cover 117, a clutch clutch plate 104 connected to an input shaft 112, and a It is supported via the bin runner 113 connected via the damper spring 120 and the one-way clutch 115.
- Stator 1 16 is provided.
- the mouth-up clutch 105 is disposed between the input shaft 112 and the front cover 117.
- Reference numeral 121 denotes an oil pump that is connected to and driven by the pump impeller 111.
- the transmission mechanism 102 has a primary pulley 1 26, a secondary pulley 13 1, and a metal belt 13 2 stretched between the primary pulley 12 6 and the secondary pulley 13 1 .
- the primary pulley 1 26 is slidably supported in the axial direction with respect to the fixed shaft 123 fixed to the primary shaft 122 and the primary shaft 122.
- the secondary pulley 1 31 is composed of a movable sheave 1 2 5, and the secondary pulley 1 3 1 is free to slide in the axial direction with respect to the fixed sheave 1 2 9 fixed to the secondary shaft 1 2 7 and the secondary shaft 1 2 7
- the supported movable sheave comprises 130 forces.
- a hydraulic servo 1333 as a first drive means comprising a double piston is provided on the back of the movable sieve 125, and a second servo comprising a single piston is provided on the back of the movable sieve 130.
- a hydraulic servo 13 5 is provided as a driving means for the motor.
- the hydraulic servo 135 constitutes a clamping pressure generating means.
- the hydraulic servo 13 3 includes a cylinder member 13 6 and a reaction force support member 13 7 fixed to the primary shaft 12 2, and a cylindrical member 1 fixed to the back of the movable shaft 1 25.
- a first oil chamber 14 1 force is provided by the cylindrical member 13 9, the reaction force support member 13 7, and the back surface of the movable sheave 125.
- a second oil chamber 142 is formed by the damper member 136 and the biston member 140. Then, the first and second oil chambers 14 1 and 14 2 are communicated with each other by a communication hole 13 37 a, and the same hydraulic pressure as the hydraulic servo 1 35 As a result, the axial force generated in the hydraulic servo 13 3 is almost twice as large as the axial force generated in the hydraulic servo 13 5.
- the hydraulic servo 135 has a reaction force support member 144 fixed to the secondary shaft 127 and a cylindrical member 144 fixed to the back of the movable sheave 130.
- a single oil chamber 146 is formed by the reaction force support member 144, the tubular member 144, and the back surface of the movable sheave 130, and
- a spring 147 for preloading is disposed between the force supporting member 143 and the force supporting member 143.
- the forward / reverse switching device 103 has a double pinion planetary gear 150, a reverse brake B and a direct clutch C.
- the sun gear S and the input pin 112 are connected, and the carrier CR supporting the first and second pinions P 1 and P 2 and the fixed sheave 1 2 3 are formed.
- the ring gear R and the reverse brake B are connected, and the carrier CR and the ring gear R are connected via the direct clutch C.
- a large gear 151 and a small gear 152 are fixed to the power countershaft 107, and the large gear 1515 is fixed to a gear 1553 fixed to the secondary shaft 127.
- the small gear 155 is combined with the gear 155 fixed to the differential case 166 of the differential device 109.
- the rotation of the differential gear 156 supported by the differential case 166 is performed by the left and right wheels 160, 1 via the left and right side gears 157, 159. 6 It is transmitted to 1.
- a primary pulley rotational speed sensor 162 comprising an electromagnetic pick-up fixed to the case is provided.
- a number of uneven portions 1 29 a are formed at regular intervals by gear cutting, and the electromagnetic pickup is fixed to the case so as to face the uneven portion 1 29 a.
- a vehicle speed sensor 44 is provided. Accordingly, the vehicle speed V representing the running condition of the vehicle can be detected by the vehicle speed sensor 44, and the input pulley rotation speed can be detected by the primary pulley rotation speed sensor 162.
- an engine speed sensor 165 composed of an electromagnetic pickup fixed to the case is provided in proximity to the front cover 117, and the engine speed sensor 165 represents an engine load. It is possible to detect the rotational speed N E.
- the rotation generated by driving the engine is transmitted to the transmission mechanism 102 via the torque converter 106 and the forward / reverse switching device 103.
- the gear The gears are transmitted to the differential device 109 via the gear 15 3, the large gear 15 1, the small gear 15 2 and the gear 15 5.
- the forward / reverse switching device 103 when the direct clutch C is engaged with the reverse brake B released, the double vision planetary gear 150 is directly connected and transmitted to the input shaft 112.
- the rotation is transmitted to primary pulleys 126 as it is, and the vehicle is moved forward.
- the direct clutch C is released with the reverse brake B engaged, the rotation transmitted to the input shaft 112 is reversed and the primary pulley 1 is rotated.
- the hydraulic servo 13 3 is used to change the effective diameter of the primary pulley 1 26 and the secondary pulley 13 1. That is, when performing the speed change of the upshift, the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the hydraulic servo 13 3, the effective diameter of the primary pulley 12 6 is reduced, and the effective diameter of the secondary pulley 13 1 is increased. As a result, the gear ratio is reduced. Also, when performing a downshift, the hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic servo 13 3 is drained, the effective diameter of the primary pulley 12 6 is increased, and the effective diameter of the secondary pulley 13 1 is reduced. As a result, the gear ratio is increased.
- the hydraulic servo 135 is used to generate a pinching pressure of the belt 132 and change the force. That is, when the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the hydraulic servo 13 5, a clamping pressure corresponding to the hydraulic pressure is generated, and the secondary pulley 13 1 is fixed to the fixed sheave 12 9 and the movable sheave 13 By means of 0, the belt 13 is clamped by the clamping pressure. Then, first and second hydraulic adjustment valves (not shown) are provided in the hydraulic circuit, and the hydraulic pressure generated by the first and second hydraulic adjustment valves is applied to hydraulic servos 1 3 3 and 1 3 5 respectively.
- a solenoid signal generated in an automatic transmission control unit described later is sent to the solenoids of the first and second hydraulic pressure adjustment valves. 1 3 3 is used to change the effective diameter of the primary pulley 1 2 6 and the secondary pulley 1 3 1 and the hydraulic servo 1
- the hydraulic servo 13 5 is used to generate and change the clamping pressure of the belt 13 2, but the hydraulic servo 13 5 is used for the primary pulley 12 6 and the secondary pulley. It is used to change the effective diameter of the coil 131, and the hydraulic servo 1350 can also be used to generate and change the clamping pressure of the belt 132.
- the hydraulic servos 13 3 and 13 5 are used as the first and second drive means. At least one can be replaced by an electric motor. In this case, at least one of the movable sheaves 125 and 130 is moved in the axial direction by driving the motor, and the primary pulley is adjusted by adjusting the position of the movable sheave 125.
- the pinching pressure of the belt 132 can be changed by changing the effective diameter of the second pulley 13 and the secondary pulley 131, or by adjusting the position of the movable sieve 130.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- reference numeral 12 denotes an automatic transmission control unit that controls the entirety of the continuously variable transmission 10 (FIG. 2)
- 13 denotes an engine control unit that controls the entirety of an engine (not shown)
- 14 denotes a napige unit. It is a session device.
- Reference numeral 40 denotes a vehicle / driver operation information detection unit.
- the vehicle / driver operation information detection unit 40 includes a steering sensor 24, a win force sensor 41, and an accelerator for detecting an accelerator opening degree o.
- a shift position sensor 46 that detects the shift range selected by operating the shift operation means such as the above, an oil temperature sensor 61 that detects the ATF temperature, an ABS sensor 62 that detects wheel lock / unlock, vertical Jai port, horizontal Jai port or vibrating gyro sensor 6 3 for detecting a roll angle, a water temperature sensor 6 4 for detecting engine coolant temperature, the flow rate sensor 6 5 for detecting an intake air amount, the oxygen (0 Z) detects the concentration It has an oxygen sensor 66 that emits, and a kick-down switch 67 that is arranged at an operating portion of an accelerator
- the accelerator sensor 42, the brake sensor 43, the throttle opening sensor 45 and the shift position sensor 46 constitute a driver operation information detecting means for detecting vehicle operation information by the driver.
- 48 is a forward monitoring device for monitoring the front of the vehicle
- 49 is a display line recognition device for recognizing a display line representing the lane of the road
- 50 is a peripheral monitoring device for monitoring the periphery of the vehicle
- 51 is a RAM.
- 52 is a ROM.
- the recording means is constituted by the RAM 51 and the ROM 52. Further, a neutral range (N), a forward range (D), a mouth range (L), a reverse range (R), and a parking range (P) can be selected as the shift range.
- the forward monitoring device 48 is composed of a laser radar, a millimeter-wave radar, an ultrasonic sensor, or a combination thereof, and has an inter-vehicle distance La, an inter-vehicle time Ta, an approach speed V a to a preceding vehicle, a pause.
- the peripheral monitoring device 50 captures an image in front of the vehicle with a camera such as a CCD or a C-MOS, processes image data obtained by the capturing, and calculates the number of vehicles in the vicinity and the shape of the road ahead.
- a camera such as a CCD or a C-MOS
- the navigation device 14 includes a current position detection unit 1 that detects the current position of the vehicle.
- Data recording unit as a recording medium on which various data such as road data are recorded 1
- Navigation processing unit 17 Based on the input information, perform various arithmetic processing such as navigation processing.
- Navigation processing unit 17 Input unit 34, Display unit 35, Voice input unit 36, Voice output unit 3. 7 and a communication unit 38.
- the current position detector 15 includes a GPS 21, a geomagnetic sensor 22, a distance sensor 23, a steering sensor 24, a beacon sensor 25, a jar mouth sensor 26, an altimeter (not shown), and the like.
- the GPS 21 detects the current position on the earth by receiving radio waves generated by artificial satellites, and the geomagnetic sensor 22 measures the geomagnetism to determine the heading of the vehicle.
- the distance sensor 23 detects the distance between predetermined positions on the road. As the distance sensor 23, for example, a sensor that measures the number of rotations of a wheel (not shown) and detects a distance based on the number of rotations, a sensor that measures acceleration, and detects a distance by integrating the acceleration twice. Etc. can be used.
- the steering sensor 24 detects a rudder angle. As the steering sensor 24, for example, an optical rotation sensor, a rotation resistance sensor, and a wheel mounted on a rotating portion of a steering wheel (not shown) are used. An attached angle sensor is used.
- the beacon sensor 25 detects a current position by receiving position information from a beacon disposed along the road.
- the gyro sensor 26 detects the surface turning angular velocity of the vehicle, that is, the turning angle, and can calculate the direction in which the vehicle is facing by integrating the turning angle.
- a gas rate gyro, a vibration gyro, or the like is used as the gyro sensor 26, for example, a gas rate gyro, a vibration gyro, or the like is used.
- the GPS 21 and the beacon sensor 25 can independently detect the current position.
- the current position can be detected by combining the distance detected by the distance sensor 23 and the azimuth detected by the geomagnetic sensor 22 and the gyro sensor 26.
- the current position can also be detected by combining the distance detected by the distance sensor 23 and the steering angle detected by the steering sensor 24.
- the data recording section 16 records a map data file, an intersection data file, a node data file, a road data file, a photograph data file, and information on facilities such as hotels, gas stations, and sightseeing spot guides in each region. It has a database consisting of facility information data files. Each of the data files includes, in addition to data for searching for a route, a guide map along the searched route on a screen (not shown) of the display unit 35, or a characteristic at an intersection or a route. Various data are recorded for displaying photos, frame diagrams, etc., displaying the distance to the next intersection, the direction of travel at the next intersection, and displaying other guidance information. The data recording section 16 also records various data for outputting predetermined information through the audio output section 37.
- intersection data file records intersection data about each intersection
- the node data file records node data about a node
- the road data file records road data about a road.
- Road conditions are represented by data, node data and road data.
- the node data is , Which constitute at least the position and shape of the road in the map data recorded in the map data file, and include the actual road junctions (including intersections, T-junctions, etc.), node points, and each node. It consists of data indicating the links connecting the points.
- the node point indicates at least the position of a turning point on the road, and the branch point and the node point are represented by at least latitude, longitude and altitude.
- the width, slope, cant, bank, road surface condition, number of lanes on the road, points where the number of lanes decreases, points where the width decreases, etc. Is the radius of curvature, intersections, intersections, corner entrances, etc.
- road attributes railroad crossings, highway exit ramps, highway toll booths, road types (national roads, general roads, highways, etc.)
- Urban roads mountain roads, uphill roads, downhill roads, congested roads, etc. are constructed.
- the navigation processing unit 17 includes a CPU 31 that controls the entire navigation device 14, a RAM 32 that is used as a single memory when the CPU 31 performs various arithmetic processes, and In addition to the control program, it comprises a ROM 33 as a recording medium on which various programs for searching for a route to the destination, traveling guidance on the route, determining a specific section, and the like are recorded.
- the input unit 34, the display unit 35, the audio input unit 36, the audio output unit 37, and the communication unit 38 are connected to the application processing unit 17.
- the data recording section 16 and ROM 33 are constituted by a magnetic core, a semiconductor memory, and the like (not shown).
- various recording media such as a magnetic tape, a magnetic disk, a floppy disk, a magnetic drum, a CD, an MD, a DVD, an optical disk, an IC card, and an optical card are used as the data recording unit 16 and the ROM 33. You can also.
- various programs are recorded in the ROM 33, and various data are recorded in the data recording unit 16, but the programs and data are stored in the same external device. It can also be recorded on a recording medium.
- a flash memory can be provided in the nomination processing unit 17 and the program and data can be read from the external recording medium and written in the flash memory. Therefore, by replacing the external recording medium, Grams and data can be updated.
- a control program or the like of the automatic transmission control unit 12 can be recorded on the external recording medium. In this way, programs recorded on various recording media can be started and various processes can be performed based on the data.
- the communication section 38 is for transmitting and receiving various data to and from an FM transmitter, a telephone line, and the like.
- information such as traffic congestion and traffic accident information by an information sensor (not shown) or the like is provided.
- Detect GPS 21 detection error D Receiveive various data such as GPS information.
- the input section 34 is for correcting the current position at the start of traveling or inputting a destination, and is provided separately from the display section 35 as the input section 34. Keyboard, mouse, barcode reader, light pen, remote control device for remote operation, etc. can be used. Further, the input unit 34 may be constituted by a touch panel for inputting by touching a key or a menu displayed as an image on the screen of the display unit 35.
- a CRT display On the screen of the display unit 35, operation guidance, an operation menu, operation keys, a route to a destination, guidance along a traveling route, and the like are displayed.
- a CRT display As the display unit 35, a CRT display, a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, a hologram device that projects a hologram on a windshield, or the like can be used.
- the voice input unit 36 is constituted by a microphone (not shown) or the like, and can input necessary information by voice.
- the voice output unit 37 includes a voice synthesizer and a speaker (not shown), and outputs sound information, for example, guide information and speed change information composed of voice synthesized by the voice synthesizer from the speaker, and operates Inform others. Note that, in addition to the voice synthesized by the voice synthesizer, various sounds and various kinds of guidance information previously recorded on a recording medium such as a tape or a memory can be output from a speaker.
- the display processing means (not shown) of the CPU 31 opens a guidance screen on the screen of the display unit 35 by performing display processing, and displays the current position and the surroundings on the guidance screen. Display the map. And entered by the driver
- the route search processing means (not shown) of the CPU 31 searches for a route from the current position to the destination by performing a route search process.
- the display processing means opens the guide screen by performing display processing, displays the current position, a map of the surrounding area and the searched route on the guide screen, and starts the route guidance. I do. Therefore, the driver can drive the vehicle according to the route guidance.
- the automatic transmission control unit 12 includes, as a driving environment, vehicle information and operation information from a vehicle / driver operation information detection unit 40, navigation information from a navigation processing unit 17, and a forward monitoring device.
- vehicle environment information is read from the peripheral monitoring device 50 and the vehicle surrounding information, environmental information and display information are read as necessary, and the continuously variable transmission 10 is controlled.
- the vehicle / driver operation information detecting unit 40, the navigation processing unit 17, the forward monitoring device 48, the display line recognizing device 49, and the surrounding monitoring device 50 are used to detect the driving environment 91 1 ( (Fig. 1).
- the wheel lock 'unlock detected by the ABS sensor 62, the vertical gyro, horizontal gyro or roll angle detected by the vibration gyro sensor 63, the engine water temperature detected by the water temperature sensor 64, the flow rate sensor 65 It is possible to use the amount of intake air detected by the sensor, the oxygen concentration detected by the oxygen sensor 66, and the like.
- the operation information includes an accelerator opening ⁇ detected by the accelerator sensor 42, an accelerator pedal depression speed Ve calculated based on the accelerator opening ⁇ , a kick-down on / off information, a kick-down switch 6 Kickdown on / off information detected by 7; brake on / off information detected by a brake switch (not shown); stepping strength or stepping speed of a brake pedal (not shown) detected by the brake sensor 43; not shown Brake oil pressure sensor The stepping strength or stepping speed of the brake pedal, the steering angle detected by the steering sensor 24, or the steering speed calculated based on the steering angle, the winker off detected by the winker sensor 41.
- the navigation information includes road shape, road attributes, number of lanes, intersection shape, turn information or regional information, time (season) detected by GPS 21 and communication unit recorded in data recording unit 16.
- the vehicle environment information the following distance La, the inter-vehicle time Ta detected by the forward monitoring device 48, the preceding vehicle traveling lane or obstacle, and the surrounding vehicles detected by the peripheral monitoring device 50
- the number, the shape of the road ahead, the position of the white line, the position of the shoulder of the road, the state of the road surface, the road sign, the traffic light, the color of the traffic light, and obstacles can be used.
- an obstacle detected by an ultrasonic sensor not shown
- an obstacle detected by a microwave sensor not shown
- an obstacle detected by a camera not shown
- an outside air temperature detected by an outside air temperature sensor (not shown), an amount of solar radiation detected by an unshown solar radiation sensor, or the like can be used.
- the color of the traffic light detected by the beacon sensor 25 Can also be used.
- FIG. 4 is a main flowchart showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a shift line referred to in a normal control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a first shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 7 is an adaptive control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a third shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control processing in the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 9 is a first shift diagram of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a fourth shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control process in the embodiment.
- the vehicle speed V on the horizontal axis, Aru the vertical axis represents the engine rotational speed N E.
- the automatic transmission control unit 12 determines the control mode selected by the driver. That is, it is determined whether the driver has operated the mode selection switch (not shown) to select the normal control mode or the adaptive control mode. Then, when the normal control mode is selected, the normal control processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs the normal control processing, and as the shift control information, the selected shift range, vehicle speed V, throttle opening.
- the engine speed and engine speed NE are read, the shift schedule corresponding to the shift diagram is set with reference to the shift diagram shown in FIG. 5 recorded in the ROM 52, and the selected shift range is set. based on the vehicle speed V and the throttle opening degree 0 of di-, goal value of the engine rotational speed N E, i.e., to calculate a target engine rotational speed N E *.
- the normal control processing means compares the engine rotational speed N E and the target engine Rotation speed N E *, to generate a shift output based on the comparison result, it outputs a predetermined gear ratio.
- the engine rotational speed N E is higher Ri good target engine rotational speed N E *, performs shift of the shift-up by a predetermined gear ratio, Wenjin rotational speed
- the adaptive control processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs the adaptive control processing, and performs the driving recorded in the ROM 52 based on a predetermined control logic.
- a shift map corresponding to the environment is selected, and a shift schedule is set based on the shift map.
- the adaptive control processing means reads the traveling environment detected by the traveling environment detecting means 91 (FIG. 1). Subsequently, the traveling area determining means of the adaptive control processing means determines an area where the vehicle travels, that is, a traveling area, based on the traveling environment.
- a road attribute is read as the driving environment, and the driving area determined based on the road attribute is an urban road, a congested road, a suburban road, or a mountain road. It is determined whether the road is an uphill road, a highway, etc.
- the shift schedule setting processing means of the adaptive control processing means is
- a shift map corresponding to the determined traveling area is selected, and a shift schedule is set based on the selected shift map with reference to the selected shift map.
- the shift schedule setting processing means selects, for example, when the driving area is an urban area or a congested road, selects the first shift map Ml shown in FIG. 6, and when the driving area is a suburban road. 7.Select the second shift map M2 shown in FIG. 7, and if the traveling area is a mountain road or an uphill road, select the third shift map M3 shown in FIG. If the driving area is an expressway, select the fourth shift map M4 shown in FIG. 9
- the first shift map M1 is suitable for driving a vehicle at a medium speed or a low speed. ing .
- the speed change area AR 11 surrounded by the lines L 11 to L 14 is set so that the engine speed NE is in a low speed range, and the line L 13 representing the maximum operating speed and the minimum in line L 1 4 representing the rotational speed, the engine rotational speed N E is set their respective lower than the line L 3, L 4, the line 1 as the vehicle speed V is lower in 4 engine plane ⁇ degree N E Be reduced.
- the second shift map M2 is suitable for driving the vehicle at a medium speed or a high speed.
- the gear ratio increases when the vehicle speed V exceeds a predetermined value.
- a speed change area AR 12 surrounded by a line L 15 that regulates the movement is set.
- the vehicle can be driven at a medium speed of 50 [km / h] or more and less than 80 [kmZh] with a reduced gear ratio.
- the third shift diagram M3 is suitable for increasing the gear ratio and increasing the driving force to drive the vehicle. Then, a speed change area AR13 surrounded by the lines 11 to L14 is set, and the speed ratio of the line 12 is made larger than the theoretical minimum speed ratio of the line L2. As a result, the reduction of the gear ratio is prohibited, and the maximum gear ratio can be achieved even at 50 [km / h].
- the fourth shift diagram M4 is suitable for driving the vehicle at high speed. Then, in addition to the lines L11 to L14, the speed change area AR14 surrounded by the line 15 and the line L16 that regulates the vehicle speed V from exceeding the limit value is set. . in this case , It is possible to achieve a maximum speed ratio at 8 0 [k mZ h] or more, it is possible to suppress the higher engine Rotation speed N E, it is the child prevents the noise is generated .
- the continuously variable transmission 10 (FIG. 2)
- the clamping pressure of the belt 132 is high, the torque transmission efficiency is reduced. Therefore, if the clamping pressure of the belt 132 is reduced by reducing the clamping pressure of the belt 132, the vehicle may be pushed up by unevenness of the road or the accelerator pedal may be suddenly depressed. However, the transmission torque may fluctuate more than a predetermined value. As a result, a slip occurs between the primary pulley 1 26 or the secondary pulley 13 1 and the belt 13 2, and the primary pulley 12 6, the secondary pulley 13 1 and the belt 13 2 The durability of the continuously variable transmission 10 is significantly reduced due to wear.
- b is a constant. It is also possible to calculate in advance a margin m corresponding to the vehicle speed V, the input torque T I, the input pulley rotation speed, and the like, map the calculated margin m, and record it in the ROM 52.
- the spare amount correction processing unit (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs a spare amount correction process
- the torque variation prediction processing unit 92 of the spare amount correction processing unit includes the detected traveling environment. Based on, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during running is predicted. Then, the clamping pressure change processing unit 93 of the margin correction processing unit corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing unit 92, and changes the clamping pressure.
- the flowchart will be described.
- Step S 1 It is determined whether the driver has selected the normal control mode or the adaptive control mode. When the normal control mode is selected, the process proceeds to step S2, and when the adaptive control mode is selected, the process proceeds to step S3. Step S2 Perform normal control processing and end the processing.
- Step S3 Perform adaptive control processing.
- Step S4 Perform the margin correction processing and end the processing.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 determines whether the vehicle is traveling forward, and if the vehicle is traveling forward, based on the shift schedule set in the shift schedule setting processing. Predict whether the transmission torque fluctuates during traveling, and if the transmission torque fluctuates easily, how much it fluctuates. Then, the clamping pressure change processing means 93 corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92, and changes the clamping pressure of the belt 1332. That is, when the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate, the clamping pressure is increased, and when the transmission torque is difficult to vary, the clamping pressure is decreased.
- the correction value of the allowance m is determined by variations in the hydraulic pressure supplied to the hydraulic servos 133, 135, variations in the engine torque, variations in the performance of the torque converter 106, and This is set in consideration of the reaction force received from the engine, the margin for suppressing the engine torque from fluctuating when the accelerator pedal depression amount changes abruptly, and the like.
- the shift diagram selected by the shift schedule setting processing means is the first shift diagram M1
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value 1.
- the selected shift diagram is the second shift diagram M2
- the shifted diagram is the third shifting diagram M3
- the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during running, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 2 and increased to m + 52
- the selected shift diagram is the fourth shift diagram M4. In this case, it is predicted that the transmission torque is not likely to fluctuate during traveling, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 3 and reduced to m_ ⁇ J3.
- the correction values ⁇ J1 to 3 are set in advance according to the degree of fluctuation of the transmission torque.
- the situation where the transmission torque fluctuates greatly in each driving area includes the situation immediately after the change from deceleration to the acceleration, the situation immediately after the change from the acceleration to the deceleration, and the case of overtaking the preceding vehicle on the highway.
- the steering wheel is operated after passing through the road, or when the vehicle is accelerated after passing through a corner of a curved road, the steering wheel is operated while the brake pedal (not shown) is depressed, or the vehicle passes through a corner of a curved road.
- the accelerator pedal may be depressed after the brake pedal is released.
- Step S4-11-1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, proceed to step S4-2. If it is not traveling forward, return.
- Step S4-2 Correct the margin m according to the shift schedule and return.
- FIG. 12 is a main port diagram showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the normal control processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs the same normal control processing as in the first embodiment.
- the spare amount correction processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs a spare amount correction process, and determines whether the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling based on the traveling environment, If the transmission torque fluctuates easily, predict how much it fluctuates, and correct the allowance m based on the prediction result.
- Step S1 1 Perform normal control processing.
- Step S12 Perform the margin correction processing and end the processing.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process according to the second embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 (FIG. 1) of the margin correction processing means determines whether or not the vehicle is traveling forward, and reads the navigation information as the traveling environment if the vehicle is traveling forward, The traveling area is determined based on the navigation information. In this case, it is determined whether the driving area is an urban area, a congested road, a mountain road, an uphill road, a downhill road, a highway, etc. .
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 transmits the transmission torque during traveling based on the traveling area. If the torque force tends to fluctuate, and if the transmitted torque tends to fluctuate, it is predicted how much the torque torque will fluctuate.
- the clamping pressure change processing means 93 of the margin correction processing means 93 Based on the prediction result of 2, the margin m is corrected, and the clamping pressure is changed.
- the traveling area is an urban area
- the transmission torque will not fluctuate easily during traveling, and the margin m is not corrected.
- the operation of the accelerator pedal is performed. It is unlikely that the amount will change drastically, and it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate easily during driving.
- the surplus amount m is corrected by the correction value 11 by 1 and reduced to m- ⁇ 11, and the mountain road is
- the accelerator pedal is depressed, the accelerator pedal is depressed in a medium or large amount, that is, the throttle opening is medium to high, and the accelerator is turned on and off (depressing the accelerator pedal or releasing the accelerator pedal).
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value 1 2 and increased to m + tf 12 to determine that it is an uphill road.
- the slot It is predicted that the tor opening is medium to high, the accelerator on / off operation is frequent, and the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during running, and the margin m is increased by correcting it by the correction value 13 to m.
- the accelerator pedal operation for example, the stepping amount is unlikely to change suddenly, and that the transmission torque is unlikely to fluctuate during traveling.
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value (J 14 and reduced to m— ⁇ 14), and it is determined that the vehicle is on an expressway, the accelerator pedal operation, for example, the amount of depression may suddenly change. It is predicted that the transmission torque is not likely to fluctuate during traveling, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 15 to reduce it to m _ 15.
- the correction values 11 to 15 are transmitted as follows. Set in advance according to the degree of torque fluctuation Next, a flowchart will be described.
- Step S12-1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, the process proceeds to step S12_2. If the vehicle is not traveling forward, the process returns.
- Step S12-2 The traveling area is determined based on the navigation information.
- Step S1 2 3 Correct the allowance m according to the driving area and return.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process according to the third embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 9 2 (FIG. 1) of the margin correction processing means determines whether or not the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, navigation information and vehicle environment information are used as the traveling environment. Is read, and at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition is determined based on the navigation information and the vehicle environment information. In this case, it is determined whether the driving area is a highway or an urban area, and the driving situation is based on the preceding vehicle lane, and there is no vehicle ahead (no preceding vehicle). It is determined whether there is a vehicle in front of the vehicle (there is a vehicle in front), whether there is a vehicle ahead when the vehicle is stopped (there is a vehicle in front when the vehicle is stopped), and the like. If only the driving area is determined, only the navigation information is read, and if only the driving situation is determined, only the vehicle environment information is read.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 determines whether or not the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling based on at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition. Predicting the degree of fluctuation, the clamping pressure change processing means 93 of the margin correction processing means corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92, and changes the clamping pressure. I do.
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value ⁇ 5 2 1 to reduce it to m ⁇ 2 1, and when driving on an expressway, if it is determined that the vehicle is ahead, it accelerates suddenly for overtaking It is highly probable that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during driving, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 22 to increase it to m + 5 2 2.
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value 23 to make it smaller and m ⁇ 5 2 to 3.
- the correction values J21 to ⁇ 53 are set in advance according to the degree of fluctuation of the transmission torque.
- Step S12-1 1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, proceed to step S12-1-2. If not, return.
- Step S12 12 Determine at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition based on the navigation information and the vehicle environment information.
- Step S12-13 Correct the allowance m in accordance with at least one of the traveling area and the driving situation, and return.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process in the fourth embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a correction value table in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 9 2 (FIG. 1) of the margin correction processing means determines whether the vehicle is traveling forward, and if the vehicle is traveling forward, the vehicle environment information of the vehicle environment information is used as the traveling environment.
- the road surface condition is read, and the road surface condition is determined based on the road surface condition.
- the road surface conditions are asphalt road surface, concrete road surface, gravel road surface (jaw road), ice / snow road surface (snow road or snow / ice mixed road), or mirror. It is determined whether the vehicle is on a burn road or the like. Since the road surface condition is also recorded as road data in the current position detector 15 (FIG. 3), it is possible to read the navigation information to determine the road surface condition.
- the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 predicts whether or not the transmitted torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling based on the road surface condition, and if the transmitted torque is likely to fluctuate, how much it will fluctuate.
- the holding pressure change processing means 93 of the amount correction processing means corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92, and changes the holding pressure.
- the transmission torque will not fluctuate during traveling.
- the reaction force received from the road surface is large due to the resistance, and the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling.
- the wheels receive resistance when riding over snow and the reaction force received from the road surface is large, and the transmission torque tends to fluctuate during running.
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value 532 to increase it to m + 32, and when it is determined that the vehicle is on a Millerburn road surface, the friction coefficient of the road surface is small and the torque that can be transmitted by the wheels is reduced.
- the margin m is corrected by the correction value 33 and reduced to m-33.
- the correction values 31 to 53 3 are set in advance according to the degree of fluctuation of the transmission torque.
- Step S1 2—2 1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, proceed to step S12-2-2. If it is not traveling forward, return.
- Step S12_2_22 Determine the road surface condition based on the vehicle environment information.
- Step S12—2 3 Correct the allowance m according to the road surface condition and return.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications are made based on the gist of the present invention. It is possible to do so without excluding them from the scope of the present invention.
- Industrial applicability is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications are made based on the gist of the present invention. It is possible to do so without excluding them from the scope of the present invention.
- the present invention can be used for a continuously variable transmission in which a belt is stretched between a primary pulley and a secondary pulley.
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明 細 書 自動変速機制御装置、 自動変速機制御方法及びそのプログラムを記録した記録媒 体 技術分野 Description Automatic transmission control device, automatic transmission control method, and recording medium on which program is recorded
本発明は、 自動変速機制御装置、 自動変速機制御方法及びそのプログラムを記 録した記録媒体に関するものである。 背景技術 The present invention relates to an automatic transmission control device, an automatic transmission control method, and a recording medium recording a program for the method. Background art
従来、 自動変速機を搭載した車両においては、 エンジンを駆動することによつ て発生させられた回転を、 変速機構に伝達し、 該変速機構において変速を行い、 変速が行われた後の回転を駆動輪に伝達して車両を走行させるようにしている。 前記自動変速機には、 有段変速機及び無段変速機が有り、 前記有段変速機にお いては、 プラネタリギヤュニッ トに回転を入力するための歯車要素、 前記プラネ タリギヤュニッ トから回転を出力させるための歯車要素等の組合せを変更するこ とによって変速機構の変速比を有段で変化させ、 前記無段変速機においては、 プ ライマリプーリとセカンダリプ一リとの間にベルトが張設され、 プライマリプ一 リ及びセ力ンダリプ一リの半径方向におけるベルトの位置、 すなわち、 有効柽を 変化させることによって、 変速機構の変速比を無段で変化させるようにしている 。 そのために、 プライマリプーリ及びセカンダリプーリはそれぞれ固定シーブ及 び可動シ一ブを備え、 該各可動シ一ブを油圧サーボ、 電動機等の駆動手段によつ て移動させることにより、 前記有効径を変化させるようになつている。 Conventionally, in a vehicle equipped with an automatic transmission, rotation generated by driving an engine is transmitted to a transmission mechanism, and a speed change is performed in the transmission mechanism. Is transmitted to the drive wheels to drive the vehicle. The automatic transmission includes a stepped transmission and a continuously variable transmission. In the stepped transmission, a gear element for inputting rotation to a planetary gear unit, and rotation from the planetary gear unit. By changing the combination of gear elements and the like for output, the speed ratio of the transmission mechanism is changed in steps, and in the continuously variable transmission, a belt is stretched between the primary pulley and the secondary pulley. By changing the position of the belt in the radial direction of the primary pulley and the transmission pulley, that is, the effective length, the speed ratio of the speed change mechanism is steplessly changed. For this purpose, the primary pulley and the secondary pulley each have a fixed sheave and a movable sheave, and the movable diameter is changed by moving each movable sheave by a driving means such as a hydraulic servo or an electric motor. I'm going to let you.
ところで、 前記無段変速機においては、 ベルトの挟持圧が高いと、 トルクの伝 達効率が低くなつてしまう。 そこで、 ベルトの挟持圧を低くすることが考えられ ベルトの挟持圧を低くすると、 道路の凹凸によって車両が突き上げられた り、 アクセルペダルが急激に踏み込まれたりしたときに、 無段変速機において伝 達される トルク、 すなわち、 伝達トルクが所定以上変動することがある。 その結 果、 プライマリプ一リ又はセ力ンダリブーリとベルトとの間でスリップが発生し 、 プライマリプーリ、 セカンダリプーリ及びベルトが摩耗して無段変速機の耐久 性が著しく低下してしまう。 By the way, in the above-mentioned continuously variable transmission, when the belt holding pressure is high, the torque transmission efficiency is reduced. Therefore, it is conceivable to reduce the belt clamping pressure.If the belt clamping pressure is reduced, the transmission of the continuously variable transmission will be reduced when the vehicle is pushed up by unevenness on the road or the accelerator pedal is suddenly depressed. The attained torque, that is, the transmission torque may fluctuate more than a predetermined amount. As a result, a slip may occur between the primary pulley or the transfer belt and the belt. In addition, the primary pulley, the secondary pulley, and the belt are worn, and the durability of the continuously variable transmission is significantly reduced.
そこで、 所定の余裕量だけ前記挟持圧を高くし、 スリ ップが発生するのを防止 するようにしている。 すなわち、 余裕量を mとし、 無段変速機に入力される トル ク、 すなわち、 入力トルクを としたとき、 余裕量 mは、 Therefore, the clamping pressure is increased by a predetermined margin to prevent the occurrence of slip. That is, when the margin is m and the torque input to the continuously variable transmission, that is, the input torque is, the margin m is
m = ( a - 1 ) T , m = (a-1) T,
に設定される。 なお、 aは定数であり、 該定数 aは、 例えば、 1 . 4にされる。 また、 エンジンの駆動状態、 被駆動状態等に応じて余裕量 mを変更することが できるようにした無段変速機も提供されている (特開平 6— 2 8 8 4 4 8号公報 参照) 。 Is set to Here, a is a constant, and the constant a is set to, for example, 1.4. There is also provided a continuously variable transmission in which the allowance m can be changed according to the driving state, driven state, and the like of the engine (see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-2884848). .
しかしながら、 前記従来の無段変速機においては、 挟持圧が常に余裕量 mだけ 高くなるので、 トルクの伝達効率がその分低くなつてしまう。 However, in the conventional continuously variable transmission, the clamping pressure is always increased by the margin m, so that the torque transmission efficiency is reduced accordingly.
本発明は、 前記従来の無段変速機の問題点を解決して、 無段変速機の耐久性を 向上させることができ、 トルクの伝達効率を高くすることができる自動変速機制 御装置、 自動変速機制御方法及びそのプログラムを記録した記録媒体を提供する ことを目的とする。 発明の開示 The present invention solves the problems of the conventional continuously variable transmission, improves the durability of the continuously variable transmission, and increases the torque transmission efficiency. It is an object of the present invention to provide a transmission control method and a recording medium on which a program thereof is recorded. Disclosure of the invention
そのために、 本発明の自動変速機制御装置においては、 プライマリプーリと、 セ力ンダリプ一リと、 前記プラィマリプーリとセカンダリブーリとの間に張設さ れたベルトと、 該ベルトの挟持圧を発生させる挟持圧発生手段と、 車両の走行環 境を検出する走行環境検出手段と、 検出された走行環境に基づいて、 走行中にお ける伝達トルクの変動を予測するトルク変動予測処理手段と、 予測結果に基づい て前記挟持圧を変更する挟持圧変更処理手段とを有する。 For this purpose, in the automatic transmission control device of the present invention, the primary pulley, the secondary pulley, a belt stretched between the primary pulley and the secondary bury, and a pinching pressure of the belt are generated. Nipping pressure generating means, running environment detecting means for detecting the running environment of the vehicle, torque fluctuation prediction processing means for predicting a change in transmitted torque during running based on the detected running environment, and prediction results Pressure change processing means for changing the holding pressure based on the pressure.
この場合、 走行中における伝達トルクの変動が予測され、 予測結果に基づいて ベルトの挟持圧が変更されるので、 挟持圧が常に高くなるのを防止することがで きる。 したがって、 トルクの伝達効率を高くすることができ、 燃費を良くするこ とができる。 In this case, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during traveling is predicted, and the belt clamping pressure is changed based on the prediction result, so that it is possible to prevent the clamping pressure from constantly increasing. Therefore, torque transmission efficiency can be increased, and fuel efficiency can be improved.
また、 走行環境に対応した挟持圧が発生させられるので、 プライマリブ一リ又 はセカンダリブーリとベルトとの間でスリップが発生するのを防止することがで きる。 したがって、 プライマリプーリ、 セカンダリプーリ及びベルトが摩耗する のを防止することができるので、 無段変速機の耐久性を向上させることができる 本発明の他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記挟持圧変更処理手 段は、 伝達トルク力く変動しやすい場合にベルトの挟持圧を高くし、 伝達トルクが 変動しにくい場合にベルトの挟持圧を低くする。 Also, since a clamping pressure corresponding to the driving environment is generated, the primary bridge or Can prevent a slip from occurring between the secondary bully and the belt. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the primary pulley, the secondary pulley, and the belt from being worn, so that the durability of the continuously variable transmission can be improved. The gripping pressure change processing means increases the belt gripping pressure when the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate, and lowers the belt gripping pressure when the transmission torque is less likely to fluctuate.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 走行環境に基づいて選択されたシフトスケジュールの変更に基づ いて伝達トルクの変動を予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts a fluctuation in transmission torque based on a change in a shift schedule selected based on a traveling environment.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記走行環境は少 なくとも走行地域を含む。 そして、 前記トルク変動予測処理手段は、 走行地域に 基づいて伝達トルクの変動を予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the travel environment further includes at least a travel area. Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing unit predicts a fluctuation of the transmission torque based on the traveling area.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 急激なスロッ トル開度の変化が起きないと予測される走行環境に おいて、 伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means may further include a transmission torque fluctuation in a driving environment in which a sudden change in throttle opening is not expected to occur. Predict that it is difficult.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 急激なスロッ トル 開度の変化が起きないと予測される走行環境は渋滞路である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, a traveling environment in which a rapid change in throttle opening is not expected to occur is a congested road.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 急激なスロッ トル 開度の変化が起きないと予測される走行環境は降坂路である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment in which a sudden change in throttle opening is not expected to occur is a downhill road.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 急激なスロ'ン トル 開度の変化が起きないと予測される走行環境は高速道路である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the driving environment in which a rapid change in throttle opening is not expected to occur is an expressway.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記走行環境は少 なくとも走行地域及び運転状況を含む。 そして、 前記トルク変動予測処理手段は 、 走行地域及び運転状況のうちの少なくとも一方に基づいて伝達トルクの変動を 予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment includes at least a traveling area and a driving situation. Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts the fluctuation of the transmission torque based on at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 スロッ トル開度が中高開度であり、 アクセルオン ·オフ操作の頻 度が高いと予測される走行環境において、 伝達トルクが変動しやすいと予測する 本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 スロッ トル開度が 中高開度であり、 アクセルオン ·オフ操作の頻度が高いと予測される走行環境は 山岳路である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the throttle opening is medium to high, and the frequency of accelerator on / off operation is high. Predicts that the transmitted torque is likely to fluctuate in the driving environment In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the driving environment in which the throttle opening is medium to high and the frequency of accelerator on / off operations is predicted to be high is a mountain road.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 スロッ トル開度が 中高開度であり、 アクセルオン 'オフ操作の頻度が高いと予測される走行環境は 登坂路である。 In still another automatic transmission control device of the present invention, the throttle opening is a medium to high opening, and the traveling environment in which the frequency of accelerator on / off operation is predicted to be high is an uphill road.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 急加速をする可能性が低いと予測される走行環境において、 伝達 トルクが変動しにくいと予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the transmission torque is unlikely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which the possibility of sudden acceleration is predicted to be low. .
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 急加速をする可能 性が低いと予測される走行環境は、 高速道路を走行していて、 前方に車両が無い 走行環境である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment in which the possibility of sudden acceleration is predicted to be low is a traveling environment in which the vehicle is traveling on a highway and there is no vehicle ahead.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 急加速をする可能 性が低いと予測される走行環境は、 停車時に前方に車両が有る走行環境である。 本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 急加速をする可能性が高いと予測される走行環境において、 伝達 トルクが変動しやすいと予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment in which the possibility of sudden acceleration is predicted to be low is a traveling environment in which the vehicle is ahead when the vehicle stops. In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which it is predicted that there is a high possibility of sudden acceleration. .
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 急加速をする可能 性が高いと予測される走行環境は、 高速道路を走行していて、 前方に車両が有る 走行環境である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment in which the possibility of rapid acceleration is predicted to be high is a traveling environment in which the vehicle is traveling on a highway and a vehicle is ahead.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記走行環境は少 なくとも路面状況を含む。 そして、 前記トルク変動予測処理手段は路面状況に基 づいて伝達トルクの変動を予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment includes at least a road surface condition. Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts the fluctuation of the transmission torque based on the road surface condition.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 路面から受ける反力が大きいと予測される走行環境において、 伝 達トルクが変動しやすいと予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means predicts that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which a reaction force received from a road surface is predicted to be large. .
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 路面から受ける反 力が大きいと予測される走行環境はグラベル路面である。 本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 路面から受ける反 力が大きいと予測される走行環境は氷雪路面である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment in which the reaction force received from the road surface is predicted to be large is a gravel road surface. In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, a traveling environment in which a reaction force received from a road surface is predicted to be large is an icy and snowy road surface.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記トルク変動予 測処理手段は、 路面から受ける反力が小さいと予測される走行環境において、 伝 達トルクが変動しにくいと予測する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the torque fluctuation prediction processing unit predicts that the transmission torque is unlikely to fluctuate in a traveling environment in which a reaction force received from a road surface is predicted to be small. .
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 路面から受ける反 力が小さいと予測される走行環境はミラ一バーン路面である。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment in which the reaction force received from the road surface is predicted to be small is a Miraburn road surface.
本発明の更に他の自動変速機制御装置においては、 さらに、 前記走行環境検出 手段は操作情報に基づいて走行環境を検出する。 In still another automatic transmission control device according to the present invention, the traveling environment detecting means detects a traveling environment based on operation information.
本発明の自動変速機制御方法においては、 車両の走行環境を検出し、 検出され た走行環境に基づいて、 走行中における伝達トルクの変動を予測し、 予測結果に 基づいてベルトの挟持圧を変更する。 In the automatic transmission control method according to the present invention, the traveling environment of the vehicle is detected, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during traveling is predicted based on the detected traveling environment, and the clamping pressure of the belt is changed based on the prediction result. I do.
本発明の記録媒体に記録した自動変速機制御方法のプログラムにおいては、 車 両の走行環境を検出し、 検出された走行環境に基づいて、 走行中における伝達ト ルクの変動を予測し、 予測結果に基づいてベルトの挟持圧を変更する。 図面の簡単な説明 In the program of the automatic transmission control method recorded on the recording medium of the present invention, the traveling environment of the vehicle is detected, and based on the detected traveling environment, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during traveling is predicted, and the prediction result is obtained. The gripping pressure of the belt is changed based on. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
第 1図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置の機能プロッ ク図、 第 2図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における無段変速機の概念図、 第 3図 は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置のプロック図、 第 4図 は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置の動作を示すメィ ンフ ローチャート、 第 5図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における通常制御処理で参照 される変速線図、 第 6図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態におけるァダプティブ制御 処理で参照される第 1の変速線図、 第 7図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における ァダプティブ制御処理で参照される第 2の変速線図、 第 8図は本発明の第 1の実 施の形態におけるァダプティブ制御処理で参照される第 3の変速線図、 第 9図は 本発明の第 1の実施の形態におけるァダプティブ制御処理で参照される第 4の変 速線図、 第 1 0図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における余裕量捕正処理のサブル —チンを示す図、 第 1 1図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における補正値テーブル を示す図、 第 1 2図は本発明の第 2の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置の 動作を示すメインフローチャート、 第 1 3図は本発明の第 2の実施の形態におけ る余裕量補正処理のサブルーチンを示す図、 第 1 4図は本発明の第 2の実施の形 態における補正値テーブルを示す図、 第 1 5図は本発明の第 3の実施の形態にお ける余裕量補正処理のサブルーチンを示す図、 第 1 6図は本発明の第 3の実施の 形態における補正値テーブルを示す図、 第 1 7図は本発明の第 4の実施の形態に おける余裕量補正処理のサブルーチンを示す図、 第 1 8図は本発明の第 4の実施 の形態における補正値テーブルを示す図である。 発明を実施するための最良の形態 FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of an automatic transmission control device according to a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of a continuously variable transmission according to the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a main flow chart showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a shift diagram referred to in a normal control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a first shift diagram referred to in an adaptive control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a second shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control processing according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 is referred to in the adaptive control processing according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a third shift diagram according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the subroutine of the margin correction process in the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the subroutine of the adaptive control process in FIG. Correction value table according to the first embodiment of the invention FIG. 12 is a main flowchart showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 13 is a margin in the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a correction process. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 15 is a margin in the third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 16 shows a subroutine of a correction process, FIG. 16 shows a correction value table in the third embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 17 shows a margin correction process in the fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
以下、 本発明の実施の形態について図面を参照しながら詳細に説明する。 なお 、 この場合、 自動変速機のうちの無段変速機について説明する。 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In this case, the continuously variable transmission of the automatic transmission will be described.
第 1図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置の機能プロッ ク図である。 FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of an automatic transmission control device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
図において、 1 2 6はプライマリプーリ、 1 3 1はセカンダリプーリ、 1 3 2 は前記ブラィマリプーリ 1 2 6とセカンダリブーリ 1 3 1との間に張設されたベ ルト、 1 3 5は該ベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧を発生させる挟持圧発生手段としての油 圧サ一ボ、 9 1は車両の走行環境を検出する走行環境検出手段、 9 2は検出され た走行環境に基づいて、 走行中における伝達トルクの変動を予測する トルク変動 予測処理手段、 9 3は予測結果に基づいて前記挟持圧を変更する挟持圧変更処理 手段である。 In the drawing, 1 26 is a primary pulley, 1 3 1 is a secondary pulley, 1 3 2 is a belt stretched between the primary pulley 1 2 6 and the secondary bury 1 3 1, and 1 3 5 is a belt 1 3.Hydraulic pressure servo as a pinching pressure generating means for generating pinching pressure of 2.91 is a driving environment detecting means for detecting the driving environment of the vehicle, and 92 is based on the detected driving environment. Torque fluctuation prediction processing means for predicting the fluctuation of the transmission torque, and 93 is a clamping pressure change processing means for changing the clamping pressure based on the prediction result.
第 2図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における無段変速機の概念図である。 図に示されるように、 無段変速機 1 0は、 ベルト式の変速機構 1 0 2、 前後進 切換装置 1 0 3、 ロックアップクラッチ 1 0 5を内蔵したトルクコンバータ 1 0 6、 カウンタシャフト 1 0 7及びディファレンシャル装置 1 0 9を備える。 前記トルクコンバ一タ 1 0 6は、 図示されないエンジンの出力軸 1 1 0にフロ ントカバー 1 1 7を介して連結されたポンプィンペラ 1 1 1、 入力軸 1 1 2に口 ックアップクラツチプレート 1 0 4及びダンパスプリング 1 2 0を介して連結さ れたタ一ビンランナ 1 1 3、 並びにヮンウェイクラッチ 1 1 5を介して支持され たステータ 1 1 6を備える。 そして、 前記口ックアップクラッチ 1 0 5は、 入力 軸 1 1 2とフロントカバー 1 1 7との間に配設される。 なお、 1 2 1はポンプィ ンペラ 1 1 1に連結されて駆動されるオイルポンプである。 FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of the continuously variable transmission according to the first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the continuously variable transmission 10 includes a belt-type transmission mechanism 102, a forward / reverse switching device 103, a torque converter 106 incorporating a lock-up clutch 105, a countershaft 1 07 and a differential device 109. The torque converter 106 includes a pump impeller 111 connected to an output shaft 110 of an engine (not shown) via a front cover 117, a clutch clutch plate 104 connected to an input shaft 112, and a It is supported via the bin runner 113 connected via the damper spring 120 and the one-way clutch 115. Stator 1 16 is provided. The mouth-up clutch 105 is disposed between the input shaft 112 and the front cover 117. Reference numeral 121 denotes an oil pump that is connected to and driven by the pump impeller 111.
前記変速機構 1 0 2は、 プライマリプーリ 1 2 6、 セカンダリプーリ 1 3 1、 及び前記プライマリプーリ 1 2 6とセカンダリプーリ 1 3 1との間に張設された 金属製のベルト 1 3 2を有する。 そして、 前記プライマリプーリ 1 2 6は、 ブラ ィマリシャフト 1 2 2に固定された固定シ一ブ 1 2 3、 及び前記ブライマリシャ フト 1 2 2に対して軸方向に摺 (しゅう) 動自在に支持された可動シーブ 1 2 5 から成り、 セカンダリプーリ 1 3 1は、 セカンダリシャフト 1 2 7に固定された 固定シ一ブ 1 2 9、 及び前記セカンダリシャフト 1 2 7に対して軸方向に摺動自 在に支持された可動シ一ブ 1 3 0力、ら成る。 The transmission mechanism 102 has a primary pulley 1 26, a secondary pulley 13 1, and a metal belt 13 2 stretched between the primary pulley 12 6 and the secondary pulley 13 1 . The primary pulley 1 26 is slidably supported in the axial direction with respect to the fixed shaft 123 fixed to the primary shaft 122 and the primary shaft 122. The secondary pulley 1 31 is composed of a movable sheave 1 2 5, and the secondary pulley 1 3 1 is free to slide in the axial direction with respect to the fixed sheave 1 2 9 fixed to the secondary shaft 1 2 7 and the secondary shaft 1 2 7 The supported movable sheave comprises 130 forces.
また、 可動シ一ブ 1 2 5の背面にはダブルピストンから成る第 1の駆動手段と しての油圧サーボ 1 3 3が、 可動シ一ブ 1 3 0の背面にはシングルビストンから 成る第 2の駆動手段としての油圧サーボ 1 3 5が配設される。 なお、 該油圧サー ボ 1 3 5によって挟持圧発生手段が構成される。 Also, a hydraulic servo 1333 as a first drive means comprising a double piston is provided on the back of the movable sieve 125, and a second servo comprising a single piston is provided on the back of the movable sieve 130. A hydraulic servo 13 5 is provided as a driving means for the motor. The hydraulic servo 135 constitutes a clamping pressure generating means.
前記油圧サーボ 1 3 3は、 プライマリシャフト 1 2 2に固定されたシリンダ部 材 1 3 6及び反力支持部材 1 3 7、 並びに可動シ一ブ 1 2 5の背面に固定された 筒状部材 1 3 9及びピストン部材 1 4 0を備え、 前記筒状部材 1 3 9、 反力支持 部材 1 3 7、 及び可動シ一ブ 1 2 5の背面によつて第 1の油室 1 4 1力 シリン ダ部材 1 3 6及びビストン部材 1 4 0によって第 2の油室 1 4 2が形成される。 そして、 前記第 1、 第 2の油室 1 4 1、 1 4 2が連通孔 1 3 7 aによって互い に連通させられ、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 3に油圧サ一ボ 1 3 5と同じ油圧を供給するこ とによって、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 3に発生させられる軸力は、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 5に発 生させられる軸力のほぼ 2倍になる。 The hydraulic servo 13 3 includes a cylinder member 13 6 and a reaction force support member 13 7 fixed to the primary shaft 12 2, and a cylindrical member 1 fixed to the back of the movable shaft 1 25. A first oil chamber 14 1 force is provided by the cylindrical member 13 9, the reaction force support member 13 7, and the back surface of the movable sheave 125. A second oil chamber 142 is formed by the damper member 136 and the biston member 140. Then, the first and second oil chambers 14 1 and 14 2 are communicated with each other by a communication hole 13 37 a, and the same hydraulic pressure as the hydraulic servo 1 35 As a result, the axial force generated in the hydraulic servo 13 3 is almost twice as large as the axial force generated in the hydraulic servo 13 5.
一方、 前記油圧サ一ボ 1 3 5は、 セカンダリシャフト 1 2 7に固定された反力 支持部材 1 4 3、 及び可動シーブ 1 3 0の背面に固定された筒状部材 1 4 5を備 え、 前記反力支持部材 1 4 3、 筒状部材 1 4 5、 及び可動シ一ブ 1 3 0の背面に よって 1個の油室 1 4 6が形成されるとともに、 可動シーブ 1 3 0と反力支持部 材 1 4 3との間にプリロード用のスプリング 1 4 7が配設される。 前記前後進切換装置 1 0 3は、 ダブルピニオンプラネタリギヤ 1 5 0、 リバ一 スブレーキ B及びダイレク トクラツチ Cを有する。 前記ダブルピニォンプラネタ リギヤ 1 5 0において、 サンギヤ Sと入力蚰 1 1 2とが連結され、 第 1、 第 2の ピニオン P 1、 P 2を支持するキヤリャ C Rと固定シーブ 1 2 3とが連結され、 リ ングギヤ Rと前記リバースブレーキ Bとが連結され、 キヤリャ C Rとリングギ ャ Rとが前記ダイレク トクラツチ Cを介して連結される。 On the other hand, the hydraulic servo 135 has a reaction force support member 144 fixed to the secondary shaft 127 and a cylindrical member 144 fixed to the back of the movable sheave 130. A single oil chamber 146 is formed by the reaction force support member 144, the tubular member 144, and the back surface of the movable sheave 130, and A spring 147 for preloading is disposed between the force supporting member 143 and the force supporting member 143. The forward / reverse switching device 103 has a double pinion planetary gear 150, a reverse brake B and a direct clutch C. In the double pinion planetary gear 150, the sun gear S and the input pin 112 are connected, and the carrier CR supporting the first and second pinions P 1 and P 2 and the fixed sheave 1 2 3 are formed. The ring gear R and the reverse brake B are connected, and the carrier CR and the ring gear R are connected via the direct clutch C.
そして、 前記力ゥンタシャフ ト 1 0 7には、 大ギヤ 1 5 1及び小ギヤ 1 5 2が 固定され、 前記大ギヤ 1 5 1は、 セカンダリシャフ ト 1 2 7に固定されたギヤ 1 5 3と嚙 (し) 合し、 また、 小ギヤ 1 5 2は、 ディファレンシャル装置 1 0 9の デフケース 1 6 6に固定されたギヤ 1 5 5と嚙合する。 前記ディファレンシャル 装置 1 0 9においては、 前記デフケース 1 6 6に支持されたデフギヤ 1 5 6の回 転が、 左右のサイ ドギヤ 1 5 7、 1 5 9を介して左右の車蚰 1 6 0、 1 6 1に伝 達される。 A large gear 151 and a small gear 152 are fixed to the power countershaft 107, and the large gear 1515 is fixed to a gear 1553 fixed to the secondary shaft 127.小 The small gear 155 is combined with the gear 155 fixed to the differential case 166 of the differential device 109. In the differential device 109, the rotation of the differential gear 156 supported by the differential case 166 is performed by the left and right wheels 160, 1 via the left and right side gears 157, 159. 6 It is transmitted to 1.
また、 固定シ一ブ 1 2 3の外周緣には、 多数の凹凸部 1 2 3 aが歯切りによつ て等間隔に形成され、 前記凹凸部 1 2 3 aに臨ませて、 図示されないケースに固 定された電磁ピックアツプから成るプライマリプ一リ回転速度センサ 1 6 2が配 設される。 前記固定シーブ 1 2 9の外周緑には、 多数の凹凸部 1 2 9 aが歯切り によって等間隔に形成され、 前記凹凸部 1 2 9 aに臨ませて、 前記ケースに固定 された電磁ピックアップから成るセカンダリプーリ回転速度センサ、 すなわち、 車速センサ 4 4が配設される。 したがって、 該車速センサ 4 4によって車両の走 行条件を表す車速 Vを、 プライマリプーリ回転速度センサ 1 6 2によって入力プ ―リ回転速度をそれぞれ検出することができる。 Also, on the outer periphery の of the fixed sheave 123, a large number of uneven portions 123a are formed at regular intervals by gear cutting, and are not shown, facing the uneven portions 123a. A primary pulley rotational speed sensor 162 comprising an electromagnetic pick-up fixed to the case is provided. On the outer peripheral green of the fixed sheave 12 9, a number of uneven portions 1 29 a are formed at regular intervals by gear cutting, and the electromagnetic pickup is fixed to the case so as to face the uneven portion 1 29 a. , A vehicle speed sensor 44 is provided. Accordingly, the vehicle speed V representing the running condition of the vehicle can be detected by the vehicle speed sensor 44, and the input pulley rotation speed can be detected by the primary pulley rotation speed sensor 162.
また、 前記フロントカバ一 1 1 7に近接させて前記ケースに固定された電磁ピ ックアップから成るエンジン回転速度センサ 1 6 5が配設され、 該エンジン回転 速度センサ 1 6 5によってエンジン負荷を表すエンジン回転速度 N E を検出する ことができる。 Further, an engine speed sensor 165 composed of an electromagnetic pickup fixed to the case is provided in proximity to the front cover 117, and the engine speed sensor 165 represents an engine load. it is possible to detect the rotational speed N E.
前記構成の無段変速機 1 0において、 前記エンジンを駆動することによって発 生させられた回転は、 トルクコンバータ 1 0 6及び前後進切換装置 1 0 3を介し て変速機構 1 0 2に伝達され、 該変速機構 1 0 2において変速が行われた後、 ギ ャ 1 5 3、 大ギヤ 1 5 1、 小ギヤ 1 5 2及びギヤ 1 5 5を介してディファレンシ ャル装置 1 0 9に伝達される。 そして、 前記前後進切換装置 1 0 3において、 リ バースブレーキ Bを解放した状態でダイレク トクラツチ Cを係合させると、 ダブ ルビユオンプラネタリギヤ 1 5 0は直結状態になり、 入力軸 1 1 2に伝達された 回転はそのままプライマリプーリ 1 2 6に伝達され、 車両が前進させられる。 ま た、 リバースブレーキ Bを係合させた状態でダイレク トクラツチ Cを解放すると 、 入力軸 1 1 2に伝達された回転は、 逆転させられた状態でプライマリプーリ 1In the continuously variable transmission 10 having the above configuration, the rotation generated by driving the engine is transmitted to the transmission mechanism 102 via the torque converter 106 and the forward / reverse switching device 103. After the speed is changed in the speed change mechanism 102, the gear The gears are transmitted to the differential device 109 via the gear 15 3, the large gear 15 1, the small gear 15 2 and the gear 15 5. Then, in the forward / reverse switching device 103, when the direct clutch C is engaged with the reverse brake B released, the double vision planetary gear 150 is directly connected and transmitted to the input shaft 112. The rotation is transmitted to primary pulleys 126 as it is, and the vehicle is moved forward. When the direct clutch C is released with the reverse brake B engaged, the rotation transmitted to the input shaft 112 is reversed and the primary pulley 1 is rotated.
2 6に伝達され、 車両が後退させられる。 It is transmitted to 26 and the vehicle is moved backward.
そして、 前記油圧サーボ 1 3 3は、 プライマリプーリ 1 2 6及びセカンダリプ ーリ 1 3 1の有効径を変更するために使用される。 すなわち、 シフトアップの変 速を行う場合、 油圧サーボ 1 3 3に油圧が供給され、 前記プライマリプーリ 1 2 6の有効径が小さくされ、 セカンダリプーリ 1 3 1の有効径が大きくされる。 そ の結果、 変速比が小さくされる。 また、 シフトダウンの変速を行う場合、 油圧サ —ボ 1 3 3の油圧がドレーンされ、 前記プライマリプーリ 1 2 6の有効径が大き くされ、 セカンダリプーリ 1 3 1の有効径が小さくされる。 その結果、 変速比が 大きくされる。 Then, the hydraulic servo 13 3 is used to change the effective diameter of the primary pulley 1 26 and the secondary pulley 13 1. That is, when performing the speed change of the upshift, the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the hydraulic servo 13 3, the effective diameter of the primary pulley 12 6 is reduced, and the effective diameter of the secondary pulley 13 1 is increased. As a result, the gear ratio is reduced. Also, when performing a downshift, the hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic servo 13 3 is drained, the effective diameter of the primary pulley 12 6 is increased, and the effective diameter of the secondary pulley 13 1 is reduced. As a result, the gear ratio is increased.
また、 前記油圧サ一ボ 1 3 5は、 ベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧を発生させ、 力、つ、 変 更するために使用される。 すなわち、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 5に油圧が供給されると、 該油圧に対応する挟持圧が発生させられ、 セカンダリプーリ 1 3 1は、 固定シ一 ブ 1 2 9及び可動シ一ブ 1 3 0によって前記挟持圧でベルト 1 3 2を挟持する。 そして、 油圧回路に図示されない第 1、 第 2の油圧調整弁が配設され、 該第 1 、 第 2の油圧調整弁によって発生させられた油圧がそれぞれ油圧サ一ボ 1 3 3、 1 3 5に供給される。 そのために、 後述される自動変速機制御部において発生さ せられたソレノィ ド信号が前記第 1、 第 2の油圧調整弁のソレノィ ドに送られる なお、 本実施の形態においては、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 3はプライマリプーリ 1 2 6 及びセカンダリプーリ 1 3 1の有効径を変更するために使用され、 油圧サーボ 1 Further, the hydraulic servo 135 is used to generate a pinching pressure of the belt 132 and change the force. That is, when the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the hydraulic servo 13 5, a clamping pressure corresponding to the hydraulic pressure is generated, and the secondary pulley 13 1 is fixed to the fixed sheave 12 9 and the movable sheave 13 By means of 0, the belt 13 is clamped by the clamping pressure. Then, first and second hydraulic adjustment valves (not shown) are provided in the hydraulic circuit, and the hydraulic pressure generated by the first and second hydraulic adjustment valves is applied to hydraulic servos 1 3 3 and 1 3 5 respectively. Supplied to For this purpose, a solenoid signal generated in an automatic transmission control unit described later is sent to the solenoids of the first and second hydraulic pressure adjustment valves. 1 3 3 is used to change the effective diameter of the primary pulley 1 2 6 and the secondary pulley 1 3 1 and the hydraulic servo 1
3 5はベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧を発生させ、 かつ、 変更するために使用されるよう になっているが、 油圧サーボ 1 3 5をプライマリプーリ 1 2 6及びセカンダリプ ーリ 1 3 1の有効径を変更するために使用し、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 5をベルト 1 3 2 の挟持圧を発生させ、 かつ、 変更するために使用することもできる。 3 5 is used to generate and change the clamping pressure of the belt 13 2, but the hydraulic servo 13 5 is used for the primary pulley 12 6 and the secondary pulley. It is used to change the effective diameter of the coil 131, and the hydraulic servo 1350 can also be used to generate and change the clamping pressure of the belt 132.
また、 本実施の形態においては、 前記第 1、 第 2の駆動手段として油圧サーボ 1 3 3、 1 3 5が使用される力く、 該油圧サ一ボ 1 3 3、 1 3 5のうちの少なくと も一方を電動機に代えることもできる。 その場合、 電動機を駆動することによつ て可動シーブ 1 2 5、 1 3 0のうちの少なくとも一方が軸方向に移動させられ、 可動シ一ブ 1 2 5の位置を調整することによってプライマリプーリ 1 2 6及びセ カンダリプーリ 1 3 1の有効径を変更したり、 可動シ一ブ 1 3 0の位置を調整す ることによってベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧を変更したりすることができる。 In the present embodiment, the hydraulic servos 13 3 and 13 5 are used as the first and second drive means. At least one can be replaced by an electric motor. In this case, at least one of the movable sheaves 125 and 130 is moved in the axial direction by driving the motor, and the primary pulley is adjusted by adjusting the position of the movable sheave 125. The pinching pressure of the belt 132 can be changed by changing the effective diameter of the second pulley 13 and the secondary pulley 131, or by adjusting the position of the movable sieve 130.
次に、 自動変速機制御装置について説明する。 Next, the automatic transmission control device will be described.
第 3図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置のプロック図 である。 FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
図において、 1 2は無段変速機 1 0 (第 2図) の全体の制御を行う自動変速機 制御部、 1 3は図示されないエンジンの全体の制御を行うエンジン制御部、 1 4 はナピゲ一ショ ン装置である。 In the figure, reference numeral 12 denotes an automatic transmission control unit that controls the entirety of the continuously variable transmission 10 (FIG. 2), 13 denotes an engine control unit that controls the entirety of an engine (not shown), and 14 denotes a napige unit. It is a session device.
また、 4 0は車両 ·運転者操作情報検出部であり、 該車両 ·運転者操作情報検 出部 4 0は、 ステアリ ングセンサ 2 4、 ウィ ン力センサ 4 1、 アクセル開度 oを 検出するアクセルセンサ 4 2、 ブレーキセンサ 4 3、 車速 Vを検出する車速セン サ 4 4、 運転者による加速要求を表すスロッ トル開度 0を検出するスロッ トル開 度センサ 4 5、 運転者が図示されないシフ トレバー等の変速操作手段を操作する ことによって選択された変速レンジを検出するシフトポジショ ンセンサ 4 6、 A T F温度を検出する油温センサ 6 1、 車輪口ック · アンロックを検出する A B S センサ 6 2、 縦ジャィ口、 横ジャィ口又はロール角を検出する振動ジャイロセン サ 6 3、 エンジン水温を検出する水温センサ 6 4、 吸入空気量を検出する流量セ ンサ 6 5、 酸素 (0 Z ) 濃度を検出する酸素センサ 6 6、 及び図示されないァク セルペダルの作動部等に配設されたキックダウンスィツチ 6 7を備える。 なお、 前記アクセルセンサ 4 2、 ブレーキセンサ 4 3、 スロッ トル開度センサ 4 5及び シフトポジショ ンセンサ 4 6によって運転者による車両の操作情報を検出する運 転者操作情報検出手段が構成される。 そして、 4 8は車両の前方を監視する前方監視装置、 4 9は道路の車線を表す 表示線を認識する表示線認識装置、 5 0は車両の周辺を監視する周辺監視装置、 5 1は R A M、 5 2は R O Mである。 なお、 R A M 5 1及び R O M 5 2によって 記録手段が構成される。 また、 前記変速レンジとして、 ニュートラルレンジ (N ) 、 前進レンジ (D )、 口一レンジ (L ) 、 後進レンジ (R ) 及びパーキングレ ンジ (P ) を選択することができる。 なお、 前記前方監視装置 4 8は、 レーザー レーダ、 ミリ波レーダ、 超音波センサ等、 又はそれらの組合せから成り、 車間距 離 L a、 車間時間 T a、 先行車に対する接近速度 V a、 一時停止箇所 (非優先道 路から優先道路への進入箇所、 踏切、 赤の信号が点滅する交差点等) に対する接 近速度 V b、 障害物に対する接近速度等を算出する。 また、 前記周辺監視装置 5 0は、 車両の前方の画像を C C D、 C—M O S等のカメラによって撮影し、 撮影 によって得られた画像データを処理して、 周辺の車両数、 前方の道路の形状、 白 線位置、 路肩位置、 路面の状態、 道路標識、 信号機、 信号機の色、 障害物等を判 断する。 Reference numeral 40 denotes a vehicle / driver operation information detection unit. The vehicle / driver operation information detection unit 40 includes a steering sensor 24, a win force sensor 41, and an accelerator for detecting an accelerator opening degree o. Sensor 42, brake sensor 43, vehicle speed sensor 44 for detecting vehicle speed V, throttle opening sensor 45 for detecting throttle opening 0 indicating the driver's acceleration request, shift lever for which the driver is not shown A shift position sensor 46 that detects the shift range selected by operating the shift operation means such as the above, an oil temperature sensor 61 that detects the ATF temperature, an ABS sensor 62 that detects wheel lock / unlock, vertical Jai port, horizontal Jai port or vibrating gyro sensor 6 3 for detecting a roll angle, a water temperature sensor 6 4 for detecting engine coolant temperature, the flow rate sensor 6 5 for detecting an intake air amount, the oxygen (0 Z) detects the concentration It has an oxygen sensor 66 that emits, and a kick-down switch 67 that is arranged at an operating portion of an accelerator pedal (not shown). The accelerator sensor 42, the brake sensor 43, the throttle opening sensor 45 and the shift position sensor 46 constitute a driver operation information detecting means for detecting vehicle operation information by the driver. 48 is a forward monitoring device for monitoring the front of the vehicle, 49 is a display line recognition device for recognizing a display line representing the lane of the road, 50 is a peripheral monitoring device for monitoring the periphery of the vehicle, and 51 is a RAM. , 52 is a ROM. The recording means is constituted by the RAM 51 and the ROM 52. Further, a neutral range (N), a forward range (D), a mouth range (L), a reverse range (R), and a parking range (P) can be selected as the shift range. The forward monitoring device 48 is composed of a laser radar, a millimeter-wave radar, an ultrasonic sensor, or a combination thereof, and has an inter-vehicle distance La, an inter-vehicle time Ta, an approach speed V a to a preceding vehicle, a pause. Calculate the approach speed Vb to the location (the entry point from the non-priority road to the priority road, the railroad crossing, the intersection where the red traffic light flashes, etc.), the approach speed to the obstacle, etc. In addition, the peripheral monitoring device 50 captures an image in front of the vehicle with a camera such as a CCD or a C-MOS, processes image data obtained by the capturing, and calculates the number of vehicles in the vicinity and the shape of the road ahead. Judge the position of the white line, the position of the road shoulder, the road surface condition, the road sign, the traffic light, the color of the traffic light, obstacles, etc.
前記ナビゲーシヨン装置 1 4は、 車両の現在位置を検出する現在位置検出部 1 The navigation device 14 includes a current position detection unit 1 that detects the current position of the vehicle.
5、 道路データ等の各種のデータが記録された記録媒体としてのデータ記録部 15. Data recording unit as a recording medium on which various data such as road data are recorded 1
6、 入力された情報に基づいて、 ナビゲーシヨン処理等の各種の演算処理を行う ナビゲ一シヨン処理部 1 7、 入力部 3 4、 表示部 3 5、 音声入力部 3 6、 音声出 力部 3 7及び通信部 3 8を有する。 6. Based on the input information, perform various arithmetic processing such as navigation processing. Navigation processing unit 17, Input unit 34, Display unit 35, Voice input unit 36, Voice output unit 3. 7 and a communication unit 38.
そして、 前記現在位置検出部 1 5は、 G P S 2 1、 地磁気センサ 2 2、 距離セ ンサ 2 3、 ステアリングセンサ 2 4、 ビーコンセンサ 2 5、 ジャィ口センサ 2 6 、 図示されない高度計等から成る。 The current position detector 15 includes a GPS 21, a geomagnetic sensor 22, a distance sensor 23, a steering sensor 24, a beacon sensor 25, a jar mouth sensor 26, an altimeter (not shown), and the like.
前記 G P S 2 1は、 人工衛星によって発生させられた電波を受信することによ つて地球上における現在位置を検出し、 前記地磁気センサ 2 2は、 地磁気を測定 することによって車両が向いている方位を検出し、 前記距離センサ 2 3は、 道路 上の所定の位置間の距離等を検出する。 前記距離センサ 2 3としては、 例えば、 図示されない車輪の回転数を測定し、 該回転数に基づいて距離を検出するもの、 加速度を測定し、 該加速度を 2回積分して距離を検出するもの等を使用すること ができる。 また、 前記ステアリングセンサ 2 4は舵 (だ) 角を検出し、 前記ステアリング センサ 2 4として、 例えば、 図示されないステアリングホイールの回転部に取り 付けられた光学的な回転センサ、 回転抵抗センサ、 車輪に取り付けられた角度セ ンサ等が使用される。 The GPS 21 detects the current position on the earth by receiving radio waves generated by artificial satellites, and the geomagnetic sensor 22 measures the geomagnetism to determine the heading of the vehicle. The distance sensor 23 detects the distance between predetermined positions on the road. As the distance sensor 23, for example, a sensor that measures the number of rotations of a wheel (not shown) and detects a distance based on the number of rotations, a sensor that measures acceleration, and detects a distance by integrating the acceleration twice. Etc. can be used. The steering sensor 24 detects a rudder angle. As the steering sensor 24, for example, an optical rotation sensor, a rotation resistance sensor, and a wheel mounted on a rotating portion of a steering wheel (not shown) are used. An attached angle sensor is used.
そして、 前記ビーコンセンサ 2 5は、 道路に沿って配設されたビーコンからの 位置情報を受信することによって現在位置を検出する。 前記ジャイロセンサ 2 6 は、 車両の面転角速度、 すなわち、 旋回角を検出し、 該旋回角を積分することに よって、 車両が向いている方位を算出することができる。 前記ジャイロセンサ 2 6としては、 例えば、 ガスレートジャイロ、 振動ジャイロ等が使用される。 前記 G P S 2 1及びビーコンセンサ 2 5は、 それぞれ単独で現在位置を検出す ることができる。 また、 距離センサ 2 3によって検出された距離と、 地磁気セン サ 2 2及びジャィ口センサ 2 6によって検出された方位とを組み合わせることに より現在位置を検出することもできる。 そして、 距離センサ 2 3によって検出さ れた距離と、 ステアリングセンサ 2 4によって検出された舵角とを組み合わせる ことにより現在位置を検出することもできる。 The beacon sensor 25 detects a current position by receiving position information from a beacon disposed along the road. The gyro sensor 26 detects the surface turning angular velocity of the vehicle, that is, the turning angle, and can calculate the direction in which the vehicle is facing by integrating the turning angle. As the gyro sensor 26, for example, a gas rate gyro, a vibration gyro, or the like is used. The GPS 21 and the beacon sensor 25 can independently detect the current position. Also, the current position can be detected by combining the distance detected by the distance sensor 23 and the azimuth detected by the geomagnetic sensor 22 and the gyro sensor 26. The current position can also be detected by combining the distance detected by the distance sensor 23 and the steering angle detected by the steering sensor 24.
前記データ記録部 1 6は、 地図データファイル、 交差点データファイル、 ノー ドデータファイル、 道路データファイル、 写真データファイル、 及び各地域のホ テル、 ガソリンスタンド、 観光地案内等の施設の情報が記録された施設情報デー タファイルから成るデータべ一スを備える。 そして、 前記各データファイルには 、 経路を探索するためのデータのほか、 前記表示部 3 5の図示されない画面に、 探索した経路に沿って案内図を表示したり、 交差点又は経路における特徴的な写 真、 コマ図等を表示したり、 次の交差点までの距離、 次の交差点における進行方 向等を表示したり、 他の案内情報を表示したりするための各種のデータが記録さ れる。 なお、 前記データ記録部 1 6には、 所定の情報を音声出力部 3 7によって 出力するための各種のデータも記録される。 The data recording section 16 records a map data file, an intersection data file, a node data file, a road data file, a photograph data file, and information on facilities such as hotels, gas stations, and sightseeing spot guides in each region. It has a database consisting of facility information data files. Each of the data files includes, in addition to data for searching for a route, a guide map along the searched route on a screen (not shown) of the display unit 35, or a characteristic at an intersection or a route. Various data are recorded for displaying photos, frame diagrams, etc., displaying the distance to the next intersection, the direction of travel at the next intersection, and displaying other guidance information. The data recording section 16 also records various data for outputting predetermined information through the audio output section 37.
ところで、 前記交差点デ一タフアイルには各交差点に関する交差点データが、 ノ一ドデータフアイルにはノ一ド点に関するノ一ドデータが、 道路データフアイ ルには道路に関する道路データがそれぞれ記録され、 前記交差点データ、 ノード データ及び道路データによって道路状況が表される。 なお、 前記ノードデータは 、 前記地図データファイルに記録された地図データにおける少なくとも道路の位 置及び形状を構成するものであり、 実際の道路の分岐点 (交差点、 T字路等を舍 む) 、 ノード点、 及び各ノード点間を連結するリ ンクを示すデータから成る。 な お、 前記ノ一ド点は少なくとも道路の屈曲点の位置を示し、 分岐点及びノ一ド点 は少なくとも緯度、 経度及び高度で表される。 By the way, the intersection data file records intersection data about each intersection, the node data file records node data about a node, and the road data file records road data about a road. Road conditions are represented by data, node data and road data. The node data is , Which constitute at least the position and shape of the road in the map data recorded in the map data file, and include the actual road junctions (including intersections, T-junctions, etc.), node points, and each node. It consists of data indicating the links connecting the points. The node point indicates at least the position of a turning point on the road, and the branch point and the node point are represented by at least latitude, longitude and altitude.
そして、 前記道路データによって、 道路自体については、 幅員、 勾 (こう) 配 、 カント、 バンク、 路面の状態、 道路の車線数、 車線数の減少する地点、 幅員の 狭くなる地点等が、 コーナについては、 曲率半径、 交差点、 丁字路、 コーナの入 口等が、 道路属性については、 踏切、 高速道路出口ランプゥ イ、 高速道路の料 金所、 道路種別 (国道、 一般道、 高速道路等) 、 市街地路、 山岳路、 登坂路、 降 坂路、 渋滞路等がそれぞれ構成される。 According to the road data, for the road itself, the width, slope, cant, bank, road surface condition, number of lanes on the road, points where the number of lanes decreases, points where the width decreases, etc. Is the radius of curvature, intersections, intersections, corner entrances, etc. For road attributes, railroad crossings, highway exit ramps, highway toll booths, road types (national roads, general roads, highways, etc.) Urban roads, mountain roads, uphill roads, downhill roads, congested roads, etc. are constructed.
また、 前記ナビゲーション処理部 1 7は、 ナビゲーション装置 1 4の全体の制 御を行う C P U 3 1、 該 C P U 3 1が各種の演算処理を行うに当たってヮ一キン グメモリとして使用される R A M 3 2、 及び制御プログラムのほか、 目的地まで の経路の探索、 経路中の走行案内、 特定区間の決定等を行うための各種のプログ ラムが記録された記録媒体としての R O M 3 3から成るとともに、 前記ナビゲー ショ ン処理部 1 7に、 前記入力部 3 4、 表示部 3 5、 音声入力部 3 6、 音声出力 部 3 7及び通信部 3 8が接続される。 Further, the navigation processing unit 17 includes a CPU 31 that controls the entire navigation device 14, a RAM 32 that is used as a single memory when the CPU 31 performs various arithmetic processes, and In addition to the control program, it comprises a ROM 33 as a recording medium on which various programs for searching for a route to the destination, traveling guidance on the route, determining a specific section, and the like are recorded. The input unit 34, the display unit 35, the audio input unit 36, the audio output unit 37, and the communication unit 38 are connected to the application processing unit 17.
なお、 前記データ記録部 1 6及び R O M 3 3は、 図示されない磁気コア、 半導 体メモリ等によって構成される。 また、 前記データ記録部 1 6及び R O M 3 3と して、 磁気テープ、 磁気ディスク、 フロッピーディスク、 磁気ドラム、 C D、 M D、 D V D、 光ディスク、 I Cカード、 光カード等の各種の記録媒体を使用する こともできる。 The data recording section 16 and ROM 33 are constituted by a magnetic core, a semiconductor memory, and the like (not shown). In addition, various recording media such as a magnetic tape, a magnetic disk, a floppy disk, a magnetic drum, a CD, an MD, a DVD, an optical disk, an IC card, and an optical card are used as the data recording unit 16 and the ROM 33. You can also.
本実施の形態においては、 前記 R O M 3 3に各種のプログラムが記録され、 前 記データ記録部 1 6に各種のデータが記録されるようになっているが、 前記プロ グラム及びデータを同じ外部の記録媒体に記録することもできる。 この場合、 例 えば、 前記ナピゲ一ション処理部 1 7にフラッシュメモリを配設し、 前記外部の 記録媒体から前記プログラム及びデータを読み出してフラッシュメモリに書き込 むこともできる。 したがって、 外部の記録媒体を交換することによって前記プロ グラム及びデータを更新することができる。 また、 自動変速機制御部 1 2の制御 プログラム等も前記外部の記録媒体に記録することができる。 このように、 各種 の記録媒体に記録されたプログラムを起動し、 データに基づいて各種の処理を行 うことができる。 In the present embodiment, various programs are recorded in the ROM 33, and various data are recorded in the data recording unit 16, but the programs and data are stored in the same external device. It can also be recorded on a recording medium. In this case, for example, a flash memory can be provided in the nomination processing unit 17 and the program and data can be read from the external recording medium and written in the flash memory. Therefore, by replacing the external recording medium, Grams and data can be updated. Further, a control program or the like of the automatic transmission control unit 12 can be recorded on the external recording medium. In this way, programs recorded on various recording media can be started and various processes can be performed based on the data.
さらに、 前記通信部 3 8は、 F M送信装置、 電話回線等との間で各種のデータ の送受信を行うためのものであり、 例えば、 図示されない情報センサ等によって 渋滞等の道路情報、 交通事故情報、 G P S 2 1の検出誤差を検出する D— G P S 情報等の各種のデータを受信する。 Further, the communication section 38 is for transmitting and receiving various data to and from an FM transmitter, a telephone line, and the like. For example, information such as traffic congestion and traffic accident information by an information sensor (not shown) or the like is provided. , Detect GPS 21 detection error D—Receive various data such as GPS information.
そして、 前記入力部 3 4は、 走行開始時の現在位置を修正したり、 目的地を入 力したりするためのものであり、 前記入力部 3 4として、 表示部 3 5と別に配設 されたキーボード、 マウス、 バーコードリーダ、 ライ トペン、 遠隔操作用のリモ —トコントロール装置等を使用することができる。 また、 前記入力部 3 4を、 表 示部 3 5の画面に画像で表示されたキー又はメニューにタツチすることにより入 力を行うタツチパネルによって構成することもできる。 The input section 34 is for correcting the current position at the start of traveling or inputting a destination, and is provided separately from the display section 35 as the input section 34. Keyboard, mouse, barcode reader, light pen, remote control device for remote operation, etc. can be used. Further, the input unit 34 may be constituted by a touch panel for inputting by touching a key or a menu displayed as an image on the screen of the display unit 35.
そして、 前記表示部 3 5の画面には、 操作案内、 操作メニュー、 操作キーの案 内、 目的地までの経路、 走行する経路に沿った案内等が表示される。 前記表示部 3 5としては、 C R Tディスプレイ、 液晶ディスプレイ、 プラズマディスプレイ 、 フロントガラスにホログラムを投影するホログラム装置等を使用することがで きる。 On the screen of the display unit 35, operation guidance, an operation menu, operation keys, a route to a destination, guidance along a traveling route, and the like are displayed. As the display unit 35, a CRT display, a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, a hologram device that projects a hologram on a windshield, or the like can be used.
また、 音声入力部 3 6は、 図示されないマイクロホン等によって構成され、 音 声によって必要な情報を入力することができる。 さらに、 音声出力部 3 7は、 図 示されない音声合成装置及びスピーカを備え、 音情報、 例えば、 音声合成装置に よって合成された音声から成る案内情報、 変速情報等をスピーカから出力し、 運 転者に知らせる。 なお、 音声合成装置によって合成された音声のほかに、 各種の 音、 及びあらかじめテープ、 メモリ等の記録媒体に録音された各種の案内情報を スピーカから出力することもできる。 The voice input unit 36 is constituted by a microphone (not shown) or the like, and can input necessary information by voice. Further, the voice output unit 37 includes a voice synthesizer and a speaker (not shown), and outputs sound information, for example, guide information and speed change information composed of voice synthesized by the voice synthesizer from the speaker, and operates Inform others. Note that, in addition to the voice synthesized by the voice synthesizer, various sounds and various kinds of guidance information previously recorded on a recording medium such as a tape or a memory can be output from a speaker.
前記構成のナビゲ一シヨン装置 1 4において、 C P U 3 1の図示されない表示 処理手段は、 表示処理を行うことによって、 表示部 3 5の画面に案内画面を開き 、 該案内画面に現在位置及び周辺の地図を表示する。 そして、 運転者によって入 力部 3 4が操作されて目的地が設定されると、 C P U 3 1の図示されない経路探 索処理手段は、 経路探索処理を行うことによって、 現在位置から目的地までの経 路を探索し、 経路が探索されると、 前記表示処理手段は、 表示処理を行うことに よって、 前記案内画面を開き、 該案内画面に現在位置、 周辺の地図及び探索され た経路を表示し、 経路案内を開始する。 したがって、 運転者は、 前記経路案内に 従って車両を走行させることができる。 In the navigation device 14 having the above-described configuration, the display processing means (not shown) of the CPU 31 opens a guidance screen on the screen of the display unit 35 by performing display processing, and displays the current position and the surroundings on the guidance screen. Display the map. And entered by the driver When the power unit 34 is operated to set a destination, the route search processing means (not shown) of the CPU 31 searches for a route from the current position to the destination by performing a route search process. When the route is searched, the display processing means opens the guide screen by performing display processing, displays the current position, a map of the surrounding area and the searched route on the guide screen, and starts the route guidance. I do. Therefore, the driver can drive the vehicle according to the route guidance.
また、 前記自動変速機制御部 1 2は、 走行環境として、 車両 ·運転者操作情報 検出部 4 0から車両情報及び操作情報を、 ナビゲ一ション処理部 1 7からナビ情 報を、 前方監視装置 4 8及び周辺監視装置 5 0から車両環境情報を読み込むとと もに、 必要に応じて車両周辺情報、 環境情報及び表示情報を読み込み、 無段変速 機 1 0の制御を行う。 前記車両 ·運転者操作情報検出部 4 0、 ナビゲ一ション処 理部 1 7、 前方監視装置 4 8、 表示線認識装置 4 9及び周辺監視装置 5 0によつ て走行環境検出手段 9 1 (第 1図) が構成される。 Further, the automatic transmission control unit 12 includes, as a driving environment, vehicle information and operation information from a vehicle / driver operation information detection unit 40, navigation information from a navigation processing unit 17, and a forward monitoring device. The vehicle environment information is read from the peripheral monitoring device 50 and the vehicle surrounding information, environmental information and display information are read as necessary, and the continuously variable transmission 10 is controlled. The vehicle / driver operation information detecting unit 40, the navigation processing unit 17, the forward monitoring device 48, the display line recognizing device 49, and the surrounding monitoring device 50 are used to detect the driving environment 91 1 ( (Fig. 1).
そして、 前記車両情報として、 車速センサ 4 4によって検出された車速 V、 ス 口ッ トル開度センサ 4 5によって検出されたスロッ トル開度 0、 エンジン回転速 度センサ 1 6 5によって検出されたエンジン回転速度 N E 、 該エンジン回転速度 N E に基づいて算出されたエンジン回転速度変化、 車速 Vに基づいて算出された 車速変化 (加速度及び減速度) 、 油温センサ 6 1によって検出された A T F温度 、 A B Sセンサ 6 2によって検出された車輪ロック 'アンロック、 振動ジャィ口 センサ 6 3によって検出された縦ジャイロ、 横ジャイロ又はロール角、 水温セン サ 6 4によって検出されたエンジン水温、 流量センサ 6 5によって検出された吸 入空気量、 酸素センサ 6 6によって検出された酸素濃度等を利用することができ る。 As the vehicle information, the vehicle speed V detected by the vehicle speed sensor 44, the throttle opening 0 detected by the throttle opening sensor 45, and the engine detected by the engine rotation speed sensor 16 5 rotational speed N E, the engine rotational speed N engine rotation speed variation calculated based on the E, the vehicle speed change calculated based on the vehicle speed V (acceleration and deceleration), ATF temperature detected by the oil temperature sensor 61 The wheel lock 'unlock detected by the ABS sensor 62, the vertical gyro, horizontal gyro or roll angle detected by the vibration gyro sensor 63, the engine water temperature detected by the water temperature sensor 64, the flow rate sensor 65 It is possible to use the amount of intake air detected by the sensor, the oxygen concentration detected by the oxygen sensor 66, and the like.
また、 操作情報として、 アクセルセンサ 4 2によって検出されたアクセル開度 ατ、 該アクセル開度 αに基づいて算出されたアクセルペダルの踏込速度 V e又は キックダウンオン .オフ情報、 キックダウンスィ ツチ 6 7によって検出されたキ ックダウンオン♦オフ情報、 図示されないブレーキスィ ツチによって検出された ブレーキオン ·オフ情報、 前記ブレーキセンサ 4 3によって検出された図示され ないブレーキペダルの踏込強さ又は踏込速度、 図示されないブレーキ油圧センサ によって検出されたブレーキペダルの踏込強さ又は踏込速度、 前記ステアリング センサ 2 4によって検出された舵角、 又は該舵角に基づいて算出された操舵速度 、 前記ウイ ンカセンサ 4 1によって検出されたウイ ンカオフ、 ウイ ンカ右オン又 はウィン力左オン、 図示されないモードスィ ッチによって検出されたパワー (ス ポ一ッ) モード、 ノーマル (ェコノ ミ一) モード、 スノー (ホールド) モード又 はオートモード、 図示されないワイパスィ ツチによって検出されたワイパオフ、 間欠オン、 連続 (口一) オン又は連続 (ハイ) オン、 図示されないライ トスイツ チによって検出されたスモールライ トオン、 ヘッ ドライ ト (口一) オン、 ヘン ド ライ ト (ハイ) オン又はオートオン、 図示されない N. S . スィ ッチによって検 出された変速レンジ等を利用することができる。 The operation information includes an accelerator opening ατ detected by the accelerator sensor 42, an accelerator pedal depression speed Ve calculated based on the accelerator opening α, a kick-down on / off information, a kick-down switch 6 Kickdown on / off information detected by 7; brake on / off information detected by a brake switch (not shown); stepping strength or stepping speed of a brake pedal (not shown) detected by the brake sensor 43; not shown Brake oil pressure sensor The stepping strength or stepping speed of the brake pedal, the steering angle detected by the steering sensor 24, or the steering speed calculated based on the steering angle, the winker off detected by the winker sensor 41. , Winker right on or Win power left on, Power (spot) mode detected by mode switch not shown, Normal (economy) mode, Snow (hold) mode or auto mode, Not shown Wiper off, intermittent on, continuous (oral) on or continuous (high) on, detected by wiper switch, small light on, detected by light switch (not shown), headlight (oral) on, hand light (High) On or auto-on, N.S. switch (not shown) Therefore, the detected shift range and the like can be used.
そして、 ナビ情報として、 データ記録部 1 6に記録された道路の形状、 道路属 性、 車線数、 交差点形状、 タゥン情報又は地域情報、 G P S 2 1によって検出さ れた時間 (季節) 、 通信部 3 8によって取得された V I C S渋滞レベル、 F M多 重放送による D— G P S情報又は渋滞情報、 衛星放送による地図情報、 図示され ない携帯電話によって取得された地図情報、 渋滞情報、 行楽情報又は天気情報、 図示されない D S R Cによって取得された E T C情報、 料金決済情報、 地図情報 、 交差点情報又はタウン情報、 S S無線によって検出された車間情報等を利用す ることができる。 The navigation information includes road shape, road attributes, number of lanes, intersection shape, turn information or regional information, time (season) detected by GPS 21 and communication unit recorded in data recording unit 16. 3 VICS traffic congestion level obtained by 8; D-GPS information or traffic congestion information by FM multiplex broadcasting; map information by satellite broadcasting; map information obtained by a mobile phone (not shown); traffic congestion information; It is possible to use ETC information, toll settlement information, map information, intersection information or town information, inter-vehicle information detected by SS radio, etc. acquired by DSRC (not shown).
また、 車両環境情報として、 前記前方監視装置 4 8によって検出された車間距 離 L a、 車間時間 T a、 先行車走行レーン又は障害物、 前記周辺監視装置 5 0に よって検出された周辺の車両数、 前方の道路の形状、 白線位置、 路肩位置、 路面 の状態、 道路標識、 信号機、 信号機の色、 障害物等を利用することができる。 なお、 車両周辺情報として、 図示されない超音波センサによって検出された障 害物、 図示されないマイクロ波センサによって検出された障害物、 図示されない カメラによって検出された障害物等を利用することもできる。 Further, as the vehicle environment information, the following distance La, the inter-vehicle time Ta detected by the forward monitoring device 48, the preceding vehicle traveling lane or obstacle, and the surrounding vehicles detected by the peripheral monitoring device 50 The number, the shape of the road ahead, the position of the white line, the position of the shoulder of the road, the state of the road surface, the road sign, the traffic light, the color of the traffic light, and obstacles can be used. As the vehicle surrounding information, an obstacle detected by an ultrasonic sensor (not shown), an obstacle detected by a microwave sensor (not shown), an obstacle detected by a camera (not shown), and the like can be used.
また、 環境情報として、 図示されない外気温センサによって検出された外気温 度、 図示されない日射センサによって検出された日射量等を利用することもでき る。 Further, as the environmental information, an outside air temperature detected by an outside air temperature sensor (not shown), an amount of solar radiation detected by an unshown solar radiation sensor, or the like can be used.
さらに、 表示情報として、 ビーコンセンサ 2 5によって検出された信号機の色 を利用することもできる。 In addition, as the display information, the color of the traffic light detected by the beacon sensor 25 Can also be used.
次に、 前記自動変速機制御装置の動作について説明する。 Next, the operation of the automatic transmission control device will be described.
第 4図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置の動作を示す メインフローチャート、 第 5図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における通常制御処 理で参照される変速線図、 第 6図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態におけるァダプテ ィブ制御処理で参照される第 1の変速線図、 第 7図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態 におけるァダプティブ制御処理で参照される第 2の変速線図、 第 8図は本発明の 第 1の実施の形態におけるァダプティブ制御処理で参照される第 3の変速線図、 第 9図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態におけるァダプティブ制御処理で参照される 第 4の変速線図である。 なお、 第 5図〜第 9図において、 横軸に車速 Vを、 縦軸 にエンジン回転速度 N E を採ってある。 FIG. 4 is a main flowchart showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a shift line referred to in a normal control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a first shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is an adaptive control process according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a third shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control processing in the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 9 is a first shift diagram of the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 13 is a fourth shift diagram referred to in the adaptive control process in the embodiment. Incidentally, in FIG. 5-FIG. 9, the vehicle speed V on the horizontal axis, Aru the vertical axis represents the engine rotational speed N E.
まず、 自動変速機制御部 1 2 (第 3図) は、 運転者によって選択された制御モ —ドを判定する。 すなわち、 運転者によって図示されないモード選択スィッチが 操作されて通常制御モードが選択されたか、 又はァダプティブ制御モードが選択 されたかを判定する。 そして、 通常制御モードが選択された場合、 自動変速機制 御部 1 2の図示されない通常制御処理手段は、 通常制御処理を行い、 シフト制御 情報として、 選択された変速レンジ、 車速 V、 スロッ トル開度 及びエンジン回 転速度 N E を読み込み、 R O M 5 2に記録された第 5図に示される変速線図を参 照し、 該変速線図に対応するシフトスケジュールを設定し、 選択された変速レン ジにおける車速 V及びスロッ トル開度 0に基づいて、 エンジン回転速度 N E の目 標値、 すなわち、 目標エンジン回転速度 N E * を算出する。 First, the automatic transmission control unit 12 (FIG. 3) determines the control mode selected by the driver. That is, it is determined whether the driver has operated the mode selection switch (not shown) to select the normal control mode or the adaptive control mode. Then, when the normal control mode is selected, the normal control processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs the normal control processing, and as the shift control information, the selected shift range, vehicle speed V, throttle opening. The engine speed and engine speed NE are read, the shift schedule corresponding to the shift diagram is set with reference to the shift diagram shown in FIG. 5 recorded in the ROM 52, and the selected shift range is set. based on the vehicle speed V and the throttle opening degree 0 of di-, goal value of the engine rotational speed N E, i.e., to calculate a target engine rotational speed N E *.
次に、 前記通常制御処理手段は、 前記エンジン回転速度 N E と目標エンジン回 転速度 N E * とを比較し、 比較結果に基づいて変速出力を発生させ、 所定の変速 比を出力する。 そして、 エンジン回転速度 N E が目標エンジン回転速度 N E * よ り高い場合、 所定の変速比によるシフトアップの変速を行い、 ヱンジン回転速度Then, the normal control processing means compares the engine rotational speed N E and the target engine Rotation speed N E *, to generate a shift output based on the comparison result, it outputs a predetermined gear ratio. When the engine rotational speed N E is higher Ri good target engine rotational speed N E *, performs shift of the shift-up by a predetermined gear ratio, Wenjin rotational speed
N E と目標エンジン回転速度 N e * とが等しい場合、 変速は行わず、 エンジン回 転速度 N E が目標エンジン回転速度 N E * より低い場合、 所定の変速比によるシ フトダウンの変速を行う。 N E and the target engine rotational speed N e * when are equal, the transmission is not performed, when the engine Rotation speed N E is lower than the target engine rotational speed N E *, performs a shift of shea Futodaun with a predetermined gear ratio.
なお、 前記変速線図において、 第 5図に示されるように、 最大変速比を表す線 L 1、 最小変速比を表す線 L 2、 スロッ トル開度 5が 1 0 0 〔%〕 であるときの 最大のエンジン回転速度 N E 、 すなわち、 最大使用回転速度を表す線 L 3、 スロ ッ トル開度 0が 0 〔%〕 であるときの最小のエンジン回転速度 N E 、 すなわち、 最小使用回転速度を表す線 L 4、 及び車速 Vの限界値を表す線 L 5によって包囲 される変速領域 A R 1が設定される。 In addition, in the above-mentioned shift diagram, as shown in FIG. L 1, a line L 2 representing the minimum speed ratio, throttle opening 5 1 0 0% a maximum engine rotational speed N E when it, i.e., the line L 3 which represents the maximum operating rotation speed, slot minimum engine rotational speed when torr opening 0 is 0% N E, i.e., shift region surrounded by a line L 5 which represents the limit value of the line L 4, and the vehicle speed V represents the minimum operating rotation speed AR 1 is set.
したがって、 運転者が図示されないアクセルペダルを踏み込むと、 スロッ トル 開度 が大きくなるのに従って、 原点から線 L 1に沿って車速 V及びエンジン回 転速度 N E 力く変化し、 続いて、 運転者がアクセルペダルの踏込量を一定の値に保 持すると、 スロッ トル開度 が一定の値に保持されたまま線 L 1から線 L 2に向 けて車速 Vが高くなる。 この間、 変速比は徐々に小さくなる。 そして、 車速 Vが 線 L 2に到達すると、 定常状態が形成され、 所期の車速 V及びエンジン回転速度 N E で車両が走行させられる。 Therefore, when depressing the accelerator pedal by the driver (not shown), throttle accordance opening of increases, the vehicle speed V and engine Rotation speed N E force rather varies along from the origin to the line L 1, followed by the driver When the accelerator pedal depression amount is maintained at a constant value, the vehicle speed V increases from line L1 to line L2 while the throttle opening is maintained at a constant value. During this time, the gear ratio gradually decreases. When the vehicle speed V reaches the line L 2, a steady state is formed, the vehicle is caused to run at the desired vehicle speed V and the engine rotational speed N E.
また、 定常状態から運転者がアクセルペダルを緩めると、 スロッ トル開度 0が 小さくなるのに従って、 線 L 2に沿って車速 V及びエンジン回転速度 N E が変化 し、 スロッ トル開度 0が 0 〔%〕 になると、 線 L 4に沿って車速 Vが変化する。 この間、 変速比は徐々に大きくなる。 そして、 車速 Vが線 L 1に到達すると、 そ の後、 該線 L 1に沿って車速 V及びエンジン画転速度 N E が変化して原点に到達 する。 Further, when the driver from the steady state loosen the accelerator pedal, as the throttle opening degree 0 is small, the vehicle speed V and the engine speed N E changes along the line L 2, throttle opening degree 0 0 [%], The vehicle speed V changes along the line L4. During this time, the gear ratio gradually increases. When the vehicle speed V reaches the line L 1, Later, to reach the origin changing vehicle speed V and the engine ethene speed N E along該線L 1.
一方、 ァダプティブ制御モードが選択された場合、 自動変速機制御部 1 2の図 示されないァダプティブ制御処理手段は、 ァダプティブ制御処理を行い、 所定の 制御ロジックに基づいて、 R O M 5 2に記録された走行環境に対応する変速線図 を選択し、 該変速線図に基づいてシフトスケジュールを設定する。 On the other hand, when the adaptive control mode is selected, the adaptive control processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs the adaptive control processing, and performs the driving recorded in the ROM 52 based on a predetermined control logic. A shift map corresponding to the environment is selected, and a shift schedule is set based on the shift map.
すなわち、 前記ァダプティブ制御処理手段は、 走行環境検出手段 9 1 (第 1図 ) によって検出された走行環境を読み込む。 続いて、 前記ァダプティブ制御処理 手段の走行地域判定手段は、 前記走行環境に基づいて車両が走行する地域、 すな わち、 走行地域を判定する。 本実施の形態においては、 走行環境として道路属性 を読み込み、 該道路属性に基づいて判定された走行地域が市街地路であるか、 渋 滞路であるか、 郊外路であるか、 山岳路であるか、 登坂路であるか、 高速道路で あるか等を判定する。 そして、 前記ァダプティブ制御処理手段のシフトスケジュール設定処理手段はThat is, the adaptive control processing means reads the traveling environment detected by the traveling environment detecting means 91 (FIG. 1). Subsequently, the traveling area determining means of the adaptive control processing means determines an area where the vehicle travels, that is, a traveling area, based on the traveling environment. In the present embodiment, a road attribute is read as the driving environment, and the driving area determined based on the road attribute is an urban road, a congested road, a suburban road, or a mountain road. It is determined whether the road is an uphill road, a highway, etc. And the shift schedule setting processing means of the adaptive control processing means is
、 判定された走行地域に対応する変速線図を選択し、 選択された変速線図を参照 し、 該変速線図に基づいてシフトスケジュールを設定する。 A shift map corresponding to the determined traveling area is selected, and a shift schedule is set based on the selected shift map with reference to the selected shift map.
前記シフトスケジュール設定処理手段は、 例えば、 走行地域が市街地路又は渋 滞路である場合、 第 6図に示される第 1の変速線図 M lを選択し、 走行地域が郊 外路である場合、 第 7図に示される第 2の変速線図 M 2を選択し、 走行地域が山 岳路又は登坂路である場合、 第 8図に示される第 3の変速線図 M 3を選択し、 走 行地域が高速道路である場合、 第 9図に示される第 4の変速線図 M 4を選択する 前記第 1の変速線図 M 1は、 中速又は低速で車両を走行させるのに適している 。 そして、 線 L 1 1〜L 1 4によって包囲される変速領域 A R 1 1は、 エンジン 回転速度 N E が低回転域になるように設定され、 最大使用回転速度を表す線 L 1 3及び最小使用回転速度を表す線 L 1 4において、 エンジン回転速度 N E がそれ ぞれ前記線 L 3、 L 4より低く設定されるとともに、 線し 1 4において車速 Vが 低いほどエンジン面耘速度 N E が小さくされる。 The shift schedule setting processing means selects, for example, when the driving area is an urban area or a congested road, selects the first shift map Ml shown in FIG. 6, and when the driving area is a suburban road. 7.Select the second shift map M2 shown in FIG. 7, and if the traveling area is a mountain road or an uphill road, select the third shift map M3 shown in FIG. If the driving area is an expressway, select the fourth shift map M4 shown in FIG. 9 The first shift map M1 is suitable for driving a vehicle at a medium speed or a low speed. ing . The speed change area AR 11 surrounded by the lines L 11 to L 14 is set so that the engine speed NE is in a low speed range, and the line L 13 representing the maximum operating speed and the minimum in line L 1 4 representing the rotational speed, the engine rotational speed N E is set their respective lower than the line L 3, L 4, the line 1 as the vehicle speed V is lower in 4 engine plane耘速degree N E Be reduced.
また、 第 2の変速線図 M 2は、 中速又は高速で車両を走行させるのに適してい る。 そして、 最大変速比を表す線 L 1 1、 最小変速比を表す線 L 1 2、 及び線 L 1 3、 L 1 4のほか、 車速 Vが所定の値以上になったときに変速比が大きくなる のを規制する線 L 1 5によって包囲される変速領域 A R 1 2が設定される。 この 場合、 5 0 〔k m/ h〕 以上 8 0 〔k mZ h〕 未満の中速で変速比を小さく して 車両を走行させることができる。 The second shift map M2 is suitable for driving the vehicle at a medium speed or a high speed. In addition to the line L 11 representing the maximum gear ratio, the line L 12 representing the minimum gear ratio, and the lines L 13 and L 14, the gear ratio increases when the vehicle speed V exceeds a predetermined value. A speed change area AR 12 surrounded by a line L 15 that regulates the movement is set. In this case, the vehicle can be driven at a medium speed of 50 [km / h] or more and less than 80 [kmZh] with a reduced gear ratio.
前記第 3の変速線図 M 3は、 変速比を大きくし、 駆動力を大きくして車両を走 行させるのに適している。 そして、 線し 1 1〜L 1 4によって包囲される変速領 域 A R 1 3が設定され、 線し 1 2の変速比が線 L 2の理論上の最小変速比より大 きくされる。 その結果、 変速比が小さくなるのが禁止され、 5 0 〔k m/ h〕 で も最大変速比を達成することができる。 The third shift diagram M3 is suitable for increasing the gear ratio and increasing the driving force to drive the vehicle. Then, a speed change area AR13 surrounded by the lines 11 to L14 is set, and the speed ratio of the line 12 is made larger than the theoretical minimum speed ratio of the line L2. As a result, the reduction of the gear ratio is prohibited, and the maximum gear ratio can be achieved even at 50 [km / h].
さらに、 第 4の変速線図 M 4は、 高速で車両を走行させるのに適している。 そ して、 線 L 1 1〜L 1 4のほか、 線し 1 5、 及び車速 Vが限界値以上になるのを 規制する線 L 1 6によって包囲される変速領域 A R 1 4が設定される。 この場合 、 8 0 〔k mZ h〕 以上で最大変速比を達成することができるので、 エンジン回 転速度 N E が高くなるのを抑制することができ、 騒音が発生するのを防止するこ とができる。 Further, the fourth shift diagram M4 is suitable for driving the vehicle at high speed. Then, in addition to the lines L11 to L14, the speed change area AR14 surrounded by the line 15 and the line L16 that regulates the vehicle speed V from exceeding the limit value is set. . in this case , It is possible to achieve a maximum speed ratio at 8 0 [k mZ h] or more, it is possible to suppress the higher engine Rotation speed N E, it is the child prevents the noise is generated .
ところで、 前記無段変速機 1 0 (第 2図) においては、 ベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧 が高いと、 トルクの伝達効率が低くなつてしまう。 そこで、 ベルト 1 3 2の挟持 圧を低くすること力く考えられる力、 ベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧を低くすると、 道路の 凹凸によって車両が突き上げられたり、 ァクセルペダルが急激に踏み込まれたり したときに、 伝達トルクが所定以上変動することがある。 その結果、 プライマリ プーリ 1 2 6又はセカンダリプーリ 1 3 1とベルト 1 3 2との間でスリ ップが発 生し、 プライマリプーリ 1 2 6、 セカンダリプ一リ 1 3 1及びベルト 1 3 2が摩 耗して無段変速機 1 0の耐久性が著しく低下してしまう。 By the way, in the continuously variable transmission 10 (FIG. 2), if the clamping pressure of the belt 132 is high, the torque transmission efficiency is reduced. Therefore, if the clamping pressure of the belt 132 is reduced by reducing the clamping pressure of the belt 132, the vehicle may be pushed up by unevenness of the road or the accelerator pedal may be suddenly depressed. However, the transmission torque may fluctuate more than a predetermined value. As a result, a slip occurs between the primary pulley 1 26 or the secondary pulley 13 1 and the belt 13 2, and the primary pulley 12 6, the secondary pulley 13 1 and the belt 13 2 The durability of the continuously variable transmission 10 is significantly reduced due to wear.
そこで、 通常は、 前述されたように、 入力トルク T , 及び定数 a ( = 1 . 4 ) に基づいて、 所定の余裕量 mを、 Therefore, usually, as described above, based on the input torque T and the constant a (= 1.4), a predetermined margin m is
m = ( a— 1 ) X T , m = (a — 1) X T,
に設定し、 余裕量 mだけ挟持圧を高く し、 スリップが発生するのを防止するよう にしている。 , And the clamping pressure is increased by the allowance m to prevent the occurrence of slip.
また、 必要に応じて、 余裕量 mを、 Also, if necessary, allowance m
m = ( a - 1 ) Χ Τ ι + b m = (a-1) Χ Τ ι + b
に設定することもできる。 なお、 bは定数である。 また、 車速 V、 入力トルク T I 、 入力プーリ回転速度等に対応する余裕量 mをあらかじめ算出し、 算出された 余裕量 mをマップ化して R O M 5 2に記録することもできる。 Can also be set to Note that b is a constant. It is also possible to calculate in advance a margin m corresponding to the vehicle speed V, the input torque T I, the input pulley rotation speed, and the like, map the calculated margin m, and record it in the ROM 52.
ところ力 挟持圧が常に余裕量 mだけ高くされると、 トルクの伝達効率がその 分低くなつてしまう。 However, if the force holding pressure is always increased by the margin m, the torque transmission efficiency will be reduced accordingly.
そこで、 前記自動変速機制御部 1 2の図示されない余裕量補正処理手段は、 余 裕量補正処理を行い、 前記余裕量補正処理手段のトルク変動予測処理手段 9 2は 、 前記検出された走行環境に基づいて、 走行中における伝達トルクの変動を予測 する。 そして、 余裕量補正処理手段の挟持圧変更処理手段 9 3は、 トルク変動予 測処理手段 9 2の予測結果に基づいて、 前記余裕量 mを捕正し、 挟持圧を変更す る。 次に、 フローチャートについて説明する。 Therefore, the spare amount correction processing unit (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs a spare amount correction process, and the torque variation prediction processing unit 92 of the spare amount correction processing unit includes the detected traveling environment. Based on, the fluctuation of the transmission torque during running is predicted. Then, the clamping pressure change processing unit 93 of the margin correction processing unit corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing unit 92, and changes the clamping pressure. Next, the flowchart will be described.
ステップ S 1 運転者によって通常制御モードが選択されたか、 ァダプティブ制 御モードが選択されたかを判定する。 通常制御モ一ドが選択された場合はステツ プ S 2に、 ァダプティブ制御モードが選択された場合はステツプ S 3に進む。 ステップ S 2 通常制御処理を行い、 処理を終了する。 Step S 1 It is determined whether the driver has selected the normal control mode or the adaptive control mode. When the normal control mode is selected, the process proceeds to step S2, and when the adaptive control mode is selected, the process proceeds to step S3. Step S2 Perform normal control processing and end the processing.
ステップ S 3 ァダプティブ制御処理を行う。 Step S3 Perform adaptive control processing.
ステップ S 4 余裕量補正処理を行い、 処理を終了する。 Step S4 Perform the margin correction processing and end the processing.
次に、 第 4図のステップ S 4における余裕量補正処理のサブルーチンについて 説明する。 Next, the subroutine of the margin correction processing in step S4 in FIG. 4 will be described.
第 1 0図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における余裕量補正処理のサブルーチン を示す図、 第 1 1図は本発明の第 1の実施の形態における補正値テーブルを示す 図である。 FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
前記トルク変動予測処理手段 9 2 (第 1図) は、 車両が前進走行中であるかど うかを判断し、 前進走行中である場合、 シフトスケジュール設定処理において設 定されたシフトスケジュールに基づいて、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいか どうか、 また、 伝達トルクが変動しやすい場合、 どの程度変動するかを予測する 。 そして、 挟持圧変更処理手段 9 3は、 トルク変動予測処理手段 9 2の予測結果 に基づいて、 前記余裕量 mを補正し、 ベルト 1 3 2の挟持圧を変更する。 すなわ ち、 伝達トルクが変動しやすい場合に挟持圧を高く し、 伝達トルクが変動しにく い場合に挟持圧を低くする。 そのために、 前記余裕量 mの補正値は、 油圧サ一ボ 1 3 3、 1 3 5に供給される油圧のバラツキ、 エンジントルクのバラツキ、 トル クコンバータ 1 0 6の性能のバラツキ、 車輪が路面から受ける反力、 アクセルぺ ダルの踏込量が急激に変化したときにエンジントルクが変動するのを抑制するた めの余裕代等を考慮して設定される。 The torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 (FIG. 1) determines whether the vehicle is traveling forward, and if the vehicle is traveling forward, based on the shift schedule set in the shift schedule setting processing. Predict whether the transmission torque fluctuates during traveling, and if the transmission torque fluctuates easily, how much it fluctuates. Then, the clamping pressure change processing means 93 corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92, and changes the clamping pressure of the belt 1332. That is, when the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate, the clamping pressure is increased, and when the transmission torque is difficult to vary, the clamping pressure is decreased. For this reason, the correction value of the allowance m is determined by variations in the hydraulic pressure supplied to the hydraulic servos 133, 135, variations in the engine torque, variations in the performance of the torque converter 106, and This is set in consideration of the reaction force received from the engine, the margin for suppressing the engine torque from fluctuating when the accelerator pedal depression amount changes abruptly, and the like.
例えば、 シフトスケジュール設定処理手段によって選択された変速線図が第 1 の変速線図 M 1である場合、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕 量 mを補正値 1だけ補正して小さく して m— 1にし、 選択された変速線図が 第 2の変速線図 M 2である場合、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正せず、 選択された変速線図が第 3の変速線図 M 3である場合、 走 行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値 2だけ補正して 大きくして m + 5 2にし、 選択された変速線図が第 4の変速線図 M 4である場合 、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを捕正値 3だけ補正 して小さく して m _ <J 3にする。 For example, if the shift diagram selected by the shift schedule setting processing means is the first shift diagram M1, it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate during traveling, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 1. If the selected shift diagram is the second shift diagram M2, it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate during traveling, and the margin m is not corrected. If the shifted diagram is the third shifting diagram M3, It is predicted that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during running, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 2 and increased to m + 52, and the selected shift diagram is the fourth shift diagram M4. In this case, it is predicted that the transmission torque is not likely to fluctuate during traveling, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 3 and reduced to m_ <J3.
前記補正値 <J 1〜 3は、 伝達トルクの変動の程度によってあらかじめ設定さ れる。 本実施の形態においては、 走行地域が市街地路であるか、 渋滞路であるか 、 郊外路であるか、 山岳路であるか、 登坂路であるか、 高速道路である力、等の判 定に基づいて変速線図が選択されるようになっているので、 前記補正値 1〜(? 3は、 各走行地域において伝達トルクがどのように変動するかを予測して設定さ れる。 なお、 各走行地域において伝達トルク力く変動する状況としては、 減速状態 から加速状態に変化した直後の状況、 加速状態から減速状態に変化した直後の状 況、 高速道路で先行車両を追い越す場合において、 図示されないアクセルペダル が踏み込まれいる状態でステアリングホイールが操作された状況、 屈曲路のコー ナを通過した後に車両を加速する場合において、 図示されないブレーキペダルを 踏み込んだ後にステアリングホイールが操作された状況、 屈曲路のコーナを通過 した後に車両を加速する場合において、 図示されないブレーキペダルを踏み込ん でいる間にステアリングホイールが操作された状況、 又は屈曲路のコーナを通過 した後に車両を加速する場合において、 ブレーキペダルを緩めた後、 アクセルぺ ダルが踏み込まれた状況が考えられる。 The correction values <J1 to 3 are set in advance according to the degree of fluctuation of the transmission torque. In the present embodiment, it is determined whether the driving area is an urban area, a congested road, a suburban road, a mountain road, an uphill road, a highway, or the like. Since the shift diagram is selected based on the following equation, the correction values 1 to (? 3) are set by predicting how the transmission torque varies in each driving area. The situation where the transmission torque fluctuates greatly in each driving area includes the situation immediately after the change from deceleration to the acceleration, the situation immediately after the change from the acceleration to the deceleration, and the case of overtaking the preceding vehicle on the highway. Depress the brake pedal (not shown) when the steering wheel is operated while the accelerator pedal is depressed, or when the vehicle accelerates after passing a corner on a curved road. When the steering wheel is operated after passing through the road, or when the vehicle is accelerated after passing through a corner of a curved road, the steering wheel is operated while the brake pedal (not shown) is depressed, or the vehicle passes through a corner of a curved road When accelerating the vehicle after the acceleration, the accelerator pedal may be depressed after the brake pedal is released.
このように、 走行中における伝達トルクの変動が予測され、 伝達トルクが変動 しゃすい場合に余裕量 mが大きくされ、 挟持圧が高くされ、 伝達トルクが変動し にくい場合に余裕量 mが小さくされ、 挟持圧が低くされるようになっているので 、 挟持圧が常に高くなるのを防止することができる。 したがって、 トルクの伝達 効率を高くすることができ、 燃費を良くすることができる。 In this way, fluctuations in the transmission torque during traveling are predicted, and when the transmission torque fluctuates, the margin m is increased. When the clamping pressure is increased and the transmission torque is less likely to fluctuate, the margin m is reduced. However, since the holding pressure is reduced, it is possible to prevent the holding pressure from constantly increasing. Therefore, torque transmission efficiency can be increased, and fuel efficiency can be improved.
また、 走行環境に対応した挟持圧が発生させられるので、 プライマリプーリ 1 2 6又はセカンダリプーリ 1 3 1とベルト 1 3 2との間でスリ ップが発生するの を防止することができる。 したがって、 プライマリプーリ 1 2 6、 セカンダリプ ーリ 1 3 1及びベルト 1 3 2が摩耗するのを防止することができるので、 無段変 速機 1 0 (第 2図) の耐久性を向上させることができる。 次に、 フローチャートについて説明する。 Further, since a clamping pressure corresponding to the traveling environment is generated, it is possible to prevent a slip from being generated between the primary pulley 126 or the secondary pulley 131 and the belt 132. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the primary pulley 1 26, the secondary pulley 13 1 and the belt 13 2 from being worn, thereby improving the durability of the continuously variable transmission 10 (FIG. 2). be able to. Next, the flowchart will be described.
ステップ S 4一 1 車両が前進走行中であるかどうかを判断する。 車両が前進走 行中である場合はステップ S 4—2に進み、 前進走行中でない場合はリターンす る。 Step S4-11-1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, proceed to step S4-2. If it is not traveling forward, return.
ステップ S 4— 2 シフ トスケジュールに対応させて余裕量 mを補正し、 リタ一 ンする。 Step S4-2: Correct the margin m according to the shift schedule and return.
次に、 本発明の第 2の実施の形態について説明する。 Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described.
第 1 2図は本発明の第 2の実施の形態における自動変速機制御装置の動作を示 すメィンフ口一チヤ一トである。 FIG. 12 is a main port diagram showing the operation of the automatic transmission control device according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
この場合、 自動変速機制御部 1 2 (第 3図) の図示されない通常制御処理手段 は、 第 1の実施の形態と同様の通常制御処理を行う。 次に、 前記自動変速機制御 部 1 2の図示されない余裕量補正処理手段は、 余裕量補正処理を行い、 走行環境 に基づいて、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいかどう力、、 また、 伝達トルクが 変動しやすい場合、 どの程度変動するかを予測するとともに、 予測結果に基づい て、 余裕量 mを補正する。 In this case, the normal control processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 (FIG. 3) performs the same normal control processing as in the first embodiment. Next, the spare amount correction processing means (not shown) of the automatic transmission control unit 12 performs a spare amount correction process, and determines whether the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling based on the traveling environment, If the transmission torque fluctuates easily, predict how much it fluctuates, and correct the allowance m based on the prediction result.
次に、 フローチャートについて説明する。 Next, the flowchart will be described.
ステップ S 1 1 通常制御処理を行う。 Step S1 1 Perform normal control processing.
ステップ S 1 2 余裕量補正処理を行い、 処理を終了する。 Step S12: Perform the margin correction processing and end the processing.
次に、 第 1 2図のステップ S 1 2における余裕量補正処理のサブルーチンにつ いて説明する。 Next, a subroutine of the margin correction processing in step S12 of FIG. 12 will be described.
第 1 3図は本発明の第 2の実施の形態における余裕量補正処理のサブルーチン を示す図、 第 1 4図は本発明の第 2の実施の形態における補正値テーブルを示す 図である。 FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
前記余裕量補正処理手段のトルク変動予測処理手段 9 2 (第 1図) は、 車両が 前進走行中であるかどうかを判断し、 前進走行中である場合、 走行環境としてナ ビ情報を読み込み、 ナビ情報に基づいて走行地域を判定する。 この場合、 走行地 域としては、 市街地路であるか、 渋滞路であるか、 山岳路であるか、 登坂路であ るか、 降坂路であるか、 高速道路であるか等が判定される。 The torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 (FIG. 1) of the margin correction processing means determines whether or not the vehicle is traveling forward, and reads the navigation information as the traveling environment if the vehicle is traveling forward, The traveling area is determined based on the navigation information. In this case, it is determined whether the driving area is an urban area, a congested road, a mountain road, an uphill road, a downhill road, a highway, etc. .
そして、 トルク変動予測処理手段 9 2は、 走行地域に基づいて走行中に伝達ト ルク力変動しやすいかどうか、 また、 伝達トルクが変動しやすい場合、 どの程度 変動するかを予測し、 前記余裕量補正処理手段の挟持圧変更処理手段 9 3は、 ト ルク変動予測処理手段 9 2の予測結果に基づいて、 前記余裕量 mを補正し、 挟持 圧を変更する。 Then, the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 transmits the transmission torque during traveling based on the traveling area. If the torque force tends to fluctuate, and if the transmitted torque tends to fluctuate, it is predicted how much the torque torque will fluctuate. The clamping pressure change processing means 93 of the margin correction processing means 93 Based on the prediction result of 2, the margin m is corrected, and the clamping pressure is changed.
例えば、 走行地域が市街地路であると判定すると、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動 しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正せず、 渋滞路であると判定すると、 アクセル ペダルの操作、 例えば、 踏込量が急激に変化する可能性が低く、 走行中に伝達ト ルクカ変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値 1 1だけ補正して小さく して m - δ 1 1にし、 山岳路であると判定すると、 アクセルペダルの踏込量が中程度 又は大きい状態、 すなわち、 スロッ トル開度が中高開度であり、 アクセルオン ' オフ操作 (アクセルペダルを踏み込んだり、 アクセルペダルから足を離したりす る操作) の頻度が高く、 走行中に伝達トルク力く変動しやすいと予測し、 余裕量 m を補正値 1 2だけ補正して大きくして m + tf 1 2にし、 登坂路であると判定す ると、 スロッ トル開度が中高開度であり、 アクセルオン ·オフ操作の頻度が高く 、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値 1 3だけ補 正して大きくして m十 5 1 3にし、 降坂路であると判定されると、 アクセルぺダ ルの操作、 例えば、 踏込量が急激に変化する可能性が低く、 走行中に伝達トルク が変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値 (J 1 4だけ補正して小さくして m— δ 1 4にし、 高速道路であると判定すると、 アクセルペダルの操作、 例えば、 踏 込量が急激に変化する可能性が低く、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測 し、 余裕量 mを捕正値 1 5だけ補正して小さくして m _ 1 5にする。 前記補 正値 1 1〜 1 5は、 伝達トルクの変動の程度によってあらかじめ設定される 次に、 フローチャートについて説明する。 For example, if it is determined that the traveling area is an urban area, it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate easily during traveling, and the margin m is not corrected.If it is determined that the road is a congested road, the operation of the accelerator pedal is performed. It is unlikely that the amount will change drastically, and it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate easily during driving.The surplus amount m is corrected by the correction value 11 by 1 and reduced to m-δ 11, and the mountain road is When the accelerator pedal is depressed, the accelerator pedal is depressed in a medium or large amount, that is, the throttle opening is medium to high, and the accelerator is turned on and off (depressing the accelerator pedal or releasing the accelerator pedal). Operation) is frequent, and it is predicted that the transmission torque will fluctuate easily during driving. The margin m is corrected by the correction value 1 2 and increased to m + tf 12 to determine that it is an uphill road. The slot It is predicted that the tor opening is medium to high, the accelerator on / off operation is frequent, and the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during running, and the margin m is increased by correcting it by the correction value 13 to m. When it is determined that the vehicle is on a downhill road, it is predicted that the accelerator pedal operation, for example, the stepping amount is unlikely to change suddenly, and that the transmission torque is unlikely to fluctuate during traveling. If the margin m is corrected by the correction value (J 14 and reduced to m—δ 14), and it is determined that the vehicle is on an expressway, the accelerator pedal operation, for example, the amount of depression may suddenly change. It is predicted that the transmission torque is not likely to fluctuate during traveling, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 15 to reduce it to m _ 15. The correction values 11 to 15 are transmitted as follows. Set in advance according to the degree of torque fluctuation Next, a flowchart will be described.
ステップ S 1 2 - 1 車両が前進走行中であるかどうかを判断する。 車両が前進 走行中である場合はステップ S 1 2 _ 2に進み、 前進走行中でない場合はリタ一 ンする。 Step S12-1: It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, the process proceeds to step S12_2. If the vehicle is not traveling forward, the process returns.
ステップ S 1 2 - 2 ナビ情報に基づいて走行地域を判定する。 Step S12-2: The traveling area is determined based on the navigation information.
ステップ S 1 2— 3 走行地域に対応させて余裕量 mを補正し、 リターンする。 次に、 本発明の第 3の実施の形態について説明する。 Step S1 2—3 Correct the allowance m according to the driving area and return. Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described.
第 1 5図は本発明の第 3の実施の形態における余裕量補正処理のサブルーチン を示す図、 第 1 6図は本発明の第 3の実施の形態における補正値テーブルを示す 図である。 FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process according to the third embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a correction value table according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
余裕量補正処理手段のトルク変動予測処理手段 9 2 (第 1図) は、 車両が前進 走行中であるかどうかを判断し、 前進走行中である場合、 走行環境としてナビ情 報及び車両環境情報を読み込み、 ナビ情報及び車両環境情報に基づいて走行地域 及び運転状況のうちの少なくとも一方を判定する。 この場合、 走行地域としては 、 高速道路であるか、 市街地路であるか等が判定され、 運転状況としては、 先行 車レーンに基づいて、 前方に車両が無い (前方車両無し) 力、、 前方に車両が有る (前方車両有り) 力、、 停車時に前方に車両が有る (停車時前方車両有り) か等が 判定される。 なお、 走行地域だけを判定する場合はナビ情報だけが読み込まれ、 運転状況だけを判定する場合は車両環境情報だけが読み込まれる。 The torque fluctuation prediction processing means 9 2 (FIG. 1) of the margin correction processing means determines whether or not the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, navigation information and vehicle environment information are used as the traveling environment. Is read, and at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition is determined based on the navigation information and the vehicle environment information. In this case, it is determined whether the driving area is a highway or an urban area, and the driving situation is based on the preceding vehicle lane, and there is no vehicle ahead (no preceding vehicle). It is determined whether there is a vehicle in front of the vehicle (there is a vehicle in front), whether there is a vehicle ahead when the vehicle is stopped (there is a vehicle in front when the vehicle is stopped), and the like. If only the driving area is determined, only the navigation information is read, and if only the driving situation is determined, only the vehicle environment information is read.
そして、 前記トルク変動予測処理手段 9 2は、 走行地域及び運転状況のうちの 少なくとも一方に基づいて、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいかどう力、、 また 、 伝達トルクが変動しやすい場合、 どの程度変動するかを予測し、 余裕量補正処 理手段の挟持圧変更処理手段 9 3は、 トルク変動予測処理手段 9 2の予測結果に 基づいて、 余裕量 mを補正し、 挟持圧を変更する。 The torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 determines whether or not the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling based on at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition. Predicting the degree of fluctuation, the clamping pressure change processing means 93 of the margin correction processing means corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92, and changes the clamping pressure. I do.
例えば、 高速道路を走行していて、 前方に車両が無いと判定すると、 主として 一定の車速 Vで走行させられ、 急に加速する可能性が低く、 走行中に伝達トルク が変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値《5 2 1だけ補正して小さくして m— 2 1にし、 高速道路を走行していて、 前方に車両カ洧ると判定すると、 追越し のために急に加速する可能性が高く、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいと予測 し、 余裕量 mを補正値 2 2だけ補正して大きくして m + 5 2 2にし、 市街地路 であると判定すると、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを 補正せず、 停車時に前方に車両が有ると判定すると、 急に発進する可能性が低く 、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値 2 3だけ補 正して小さくして m— 5 2 3にする。 前記補正値 (J 2 1〜<5 2 3は、 伝達トルク の変動の程度によってあらかじめ設定される。 次に、 フローチャートについて説明する。 For example, if it is determined that there is no vehicle ahead on a highway, it is predicted that the vehicle will be driven mainly at a constant vehicle speed V, is unlikely to accelerate suddenly, and the transmission torque will not fluctuate during traveling. The margin m is corrected by the correction value << 5 2 1 to reduce it to m−2 1, and when driving on an expressway, if it is determined that the vehicle is ahead, it accelerates suddenly for overtaking It is highly probable that the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during driving, and the margin m is corrected by the correction value 22 to increase it to m + 5 2 2. If it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate easily, and if the margin m is not corrected, and it is determined that there is a vehicle ahead when the vehicle is stopped, it is unlikely that the vehicle will suddenly start, and it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate during traveling Then, the margin m is corrected by the correction value 23 to make it smaller and m−5 2 to 3. The correction values (J21 to <53) are set in advance according to the degree of fluctuation of the transmission torque. Next, the flowchart will be described.
ステップ S 1 2 - 1 1 車両が前進走行中であるかどうかを判断する。 車両が前 進走行中である場合はステップ S 1 2 - 1 2に進み、 前進走行中でない場合はリ ターンする。 Step S12-1 1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, proceed to step S12-1-2. If not, return.
ステップ S 1 2— 1 2 ナビ情報及び車両環境情報に基づいて走行地域及び運転 状況のうちの少なくとも一方を判定する。 Step S12—12 Determine at least one of the traveling area and the driving condition based on the navigation information and the vehicle environment information.
ステップ S 1 2 - 1 3 走行地域及び運転状況のうちの少なくとも一方に対応さ せて余裕量 mを補正し、 リターンする。 Step S12-13 Correct the allowance m in accordance with at least one of the traveling area and the driving situation, and return.
次に、 本発明の第 4の実施の形態について説明する。 Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described.
第 1 7図は本発明の第 4の実施の形態における余裕量補正処理のサブルーチン を示す図、 第 1 8図は本発明の第 4の実施の形態における補正値テーブルを示す 図である。 FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a margin correction process in the fourth embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a correction value table in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
余裕量補正処理手段のトルク変動予測処理手段 9 2 (第 1図) は、 車両が前進 走行中であるかどうかを判断し、 前進走行中である場合、 走行環境として車両環 境情報のうちの路面の状態を読み込み、 路面の状態に基づいて路面状況を判定す る。 この場合、 路面状況としては、 アスファルト路面である力、、 コンクリート路 面であるか、 グラベル路面(じゃり道) であるか、 氷雪路面 (雪道又は雪 ·氷混 合道) であるか、 ミラーバーン路面であるか等が判定される。 なお、 路面の状態 は、 現在位置検出部 1 5 (第 3図) に道路データとしても記録されているので、 ナビ情報を読み込んで路面状況を判定することもできる。 The torque fluctuation prediction processing means 9 2 (FIG. 1) of the margin correction processing means determines whether the vehicle is traveling forward, and if the vehicle is traveling forward, the vehicle environment information of the vehicle environment information is used as the traveling environment. The road surface condition is read, and the road surface condition is determined based on the road surface condition. In this case, the road surface conditions are asphalt road surface, concrete road surface, gravel road surface (jaw road), ice / snow road surface (snow road or snow / ice mixed road), or mirror. It is determined whether the vehicle is on a burn road or the like. Since the road surface condition is also recorded as road data in the current position detector 15 (FIG. 3), it is possible to read the navigation information to determine the road surface condition.
そして、 前記トルク変動予測処理手段 9 2は、 路面状況に基づいて走行中に伝 達トルクが変動しやすいかどうか、 また、 伝達トルクが変動しやすい場合、 どの 程度変動するかを予測し、 余裕量補正処理手段の挟持圧変更処理手段 9 3は、 ト ルク変動予測処理手段 9 2の予測結果に基づいて、 余裕量 mを補正し、 挟持圧を 変更する。 The torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92 predicts whether or not the transmitted torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling based on the road surface condition, and if the transmitted torque is likely to fluctuate, how much it will fluctuate. The holding pressure change processing means 93 of the amount correction processing means corrects the margin m based on the prediction result of the torque fluctuation prediction processing means 92, and changes the holding pressure.
例えば、 アスファルト路面又はコンクリート路面であると判定すると、 走行中 に伝達トルクが変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正せず、 グラベル路面であ ると判定すると、 石を乗り越える際に車輪が抵抗を受け、 路面から受ける反力が 大きく、 走行中に伝達トルクが変動しやすいと予測し、 余裕量 mを補正値 5 3 1 だけ補正して大きくして m + 3 1にし、 氷雪路面であると判定すると、 積雪を 乗り越える際に車輪が抵抗を受け、 路面から受ける反力が大きく、 走行中に伝達 トルクが変動しやすいと予測し、 余裕量 mを捕正値 5 3 2だけ捕正して大きく し て m + 3 2にし、 ミラーバーン路面であると判定すると、 路面の摩擦係数が小 さくて車輪による伝達可能なトルクが小さく、 かつ、 路面から受ける反力が小さ く、 走行中に伝達トルク力変動しにくいと予測し、 余裕量 mを捕正値 3 3だけ 補正して小さく して m— 3 3にする。 前記補正値 3 1〜5 3 3は、 伝達トル クの変動の程度によってあらかじめ設定される。 For example, if it is determined that the vehicle is traveling on an asphalt or concrete road, it is predicted that the transmission torque will not fluctuate during traveling. Predicted that the reaction force received from the road surface is large due to the resistance, and the transmission torque is likely to fluctuate during traveling. If it is judged that the vehicle is on an icy and snowy road surface, the wheels receive resistance when riding over snow and the reaction force received from the road surface is large, and the transmission torque tends to fluctuate during running. Predicted, the margin m is corrected by the correction value 532 to increase it to m + 32, and when it is determined that the vehicle is on a Millerburn road surface, the friction coefficient of the road surface is small and the torque that can be transmitted by the wheels is reduced. Is predicted to be small, and the reaction force received from the road surface is small, and it is expected that the transmitted torque force will not fluctuate easily during traveling. The margin m is corrected by the correction value 33 and reduced to m-33. The correction values 31 to 53 3 are set in advance according to the degree of fluctuation of the transmission torque.
次に、 フローチャートについて説明する。 Next, the flowchart will be described.
ステップ S 1 2— 2 1 車両が前進走行中であるかどうかを判断する。 車両が前 進走行中である場合はステップ S 1 2 - 2 2に進み、 前進走行中でない場合はリ ターンする。 Step S1 2—2 1 It is determined whether the vehicle is traveling forward. If the vehicle is traveling forward, proceed to step S12-2-2. If it is not traveling forward, return.
ステップ S 1 2 _ 2 2 車両環境情報に基づいて路面状況を判定する。 Step S12_2_22 Determine the road surface condition based on the vehicle environment information.
ステップ S 1 2— 2 3 路面状況に対応させて余裕量 mを補正し、 リターンする なお、 本発明は前記実施の形態に限定されるものではなく、 本発明の趣旨に基 づいて種々変形させることが可能であり、 それらを本発明の範囲から排除するも のではない。 産業上の利用可能性 Step S12—2 3 Correct the allowance m according to the road surface condition and return. The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications are made based on the gist of the present invention. It is possible to do so without excluding them from the scope of the present invention. Industrial applicability
この発明は、 プライマリプーリとセカンダリプーリとの間にベルトが張設され た無段変速機に利用することができる。 The present invention can be used for a continuously variable transmission in which a belt is stretched between a primary pulley and a secondary pulley.
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