WO1991011687A1 - Weight measuring apparatus - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a weighing device configured to input analog signals from different lines through a plurality of channels, and in particular, to various measurement error factors included in an analog signal of each line, for example, an analog signal.
- the present invention relates to a weight measuring device in which a zero point change in a drift-to-mouth cell output of a mouth signal processing circuit is removed by digital signal processing means for executing filtering in real time.
- the digital signal processing system in the subsequent stage has one line
- the analog signal processing system in the preceding stage has a plurality of lines, and each line has:
- the use of analog filters not only complicates the circuit, but also increases the number of components, and complicates the mounting of circuit elements.
- the filter since an analog filter is used, in the drift detection mode, the filter must be switched to a knocker, and there is a problem that the circuit becomes more complicated. .
- the filter constant must be changed according to the installation environment. If this is not the case, there is a problem that replacement of the circuit element that defines the filter constant becomes cumbersome.
- an analog filter can be inserted between the multiplexer and the analog-to-digital converter to reduce the number of filter circuits.
- this causes a response delay in the analog filter when switching the input signal, and as a result, there is a problem that it cannot be applied to a weighing device that must process multiple lines of analog signals sequentially. .
- a signal from the temperature sensor in the temperature detection mode, a signal from the temperature sensor must be passed through a filter for a weight signal having a different frequency characteristic from that of the temperature sensor, so that a slight delay occurs in the signal processing. .
- This delay can be ignored to some extent when the signal processing system has one line, but cannot be ignored when there are multiple lines. Therefore, there is a problem that the invention of the above (2) cannot be applied to a weighing device which must sequentially process analog signals of a plurality of lines.
- the present invention is intended to solve such a problem. Even if the analog signal processing system has a plurality of lines, the signal processing can be performed at a high speed like a single line. It is an object of the present invention to provide a weighing device capable of detecting a drift generated in an analog signal processing system and a change in a zero point of a mouth cell output due to a temperature. Disclosure of the invention
- the weight measuring device of the present invention comprises: an input signal switching means for selectively outputting an analog signal input to a plurality of channels; and a digital signal converting the analog signal output from the input signal switching means.
- Analog / digital conversion means (hereinafter referred to as AZD conversion means) to be converted, and the digital amount output from the AZD conversion means is filtered for each channel or the digital amount of a plurality of channels is synthesized.
- DSP Digital signal processing means for filtering.
- the weight measuring device is a weight checker in which a weighing conveyor is supported by a plurality of load cells
- an analog signal of each channel input to the input signal switching means is transmitted to each load cell.
- each load cell output is sequentially input to the AZD conversion means by channel switching.
- the DSP filters the digital amount of each channel output from the AZD conversion means for each channel, and then outputs the digital amount to the micro computer.
- the microcomputer outputs the digital amount of each channel. Is added to the weight value.
- the weight value is obtained by adding directly with D SP without using a microcomputer.
- the digital amount of each channel is added by DSP before filtering, and the added value is filtered to obtain a weight value.
- each load cell is sequentially input to the DSP at the sampling period specified by the AZD conversion means, and the filtering for each channel is sequentially processed with a time delay of digital conversion. It will be done. Therefore, in view of the time cycle required for weighing, it can be considered that the filtering of each channel proceeds in parallel and almost simultaneously. As a result, even in a weighing device that needs to sequentially input analog signals of different lines from a plurality of channels, signal processing can be performed at a high speed like a single-line weighing device.
- an analog signal input to one channel is used as a reference voltage signal, and the DSP calculates a drift based on a temporal shift amount of the reference voltage signal. Find the foot amount. Then, the drift amount is subtracted from the digital amount of the weight signal input from the same analog signal processing system. In other words, when there are multiple analog signal processing systems, the Find the foot amount and subtract it from the digital amount of the corresponding channel. In that case, the digital amount of the reference voltage signal is filtered as it is, or the filtered amount is obtained, and this is subtracted from the digital amount of the filtered weight signal. Alternatively, the drift amount is subtracted from the digital amount of the weight signal before filtering, and the result is filtered to obtain a weight value.
- the filtering is performed by subtracting the drift amount of each channel from the added value before filtering.
- the drift amount of each channel is subtracted from the filtered addition value.
- the analog signal input to at most half of the channels is used as the output signal from the temperature sensor that detects the mouth cell temperature.
- the DSP outputs the temperature sensor output signal to the microcomputer as it is or by filtering it.
- the microcomputer determines the current contact cell temperature from the output temperature characteristic of the temperature sensor that has already been stored, and further calculates the output temperature characteristic of the load cell output from the calculated temperature. The load cell output zero-point change amount at the temperature is calculated. Then, this variation is transferred to the DSP and stored.
- the DSP can also perform such processing.
- the stored zero change is subtracted from the digital value corresponding to the output signal of the load cell.
- the digital amount may be subtracted from the filtered digital amount, or may be subtracted first and then filtered.
- each cell is designated at an appropriate timing and zero is specified.
- the point change amount is obtained in advance.
- filtering is performed by subtracting the zero-point change amount of each channel from the added value before filtering. Alternatively, filter the added value first, and then subtract the zero change amount of each channel. This enables accurate measurement independent of temperature, even if there are multiple load cells.
- the above-described temperature compensation and drift correction can be performed together by performing similar channel switching. For example, if there is only one load cell, use the input signal switching means of three channels, input the weight signal of the load cell to one of the channels, and set the reference signal to the other channel. The voltage signal may be input, and the detection signal of the temperature sensor may be input to another channel.
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of a measuring section of a weight-chipping force using a plurality of mouth cells
- FIG. 2 shows a front view thereof
- FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 each show an example of a block diagram of the signal processing circuit of the weight ticker.
- 5 and 6 show the pre-stage circuit diagrams applied to FIG. 3
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show the pre-stage circuit diagrams applied to FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of the weighing section of the weight checker
- FIG. 2 shows a front view thereof.
- weighing conveyor A is supported by load cells L, L before and after it is placed in S2 in a direction perpendicular to its transport direction, and a vibration isolating rubber D is interposed at its connection, Due to deflection of weighing conveyor A The resulting horizontal stress of the mouth cell LL is absorbed by this.
- the weighing conveyor A includes front and rear mouth rollers 1 and 2 attached to a frame F, a flat belt 3 stretched between the rollers 1 and 2, and an upper running surface of the flat belt 3.
- Top plate 4 arranged at the bottom, motor 5 mounted on frame F under the top plate, pulley 6 fixed to the drive shaft of motor 5, and fixed to the rotating shaft of one roller 1 And a toothed belt 8 bridged between the pulleys 6 and 7.
- the load cells L, L are parallel beam type. One fixed end is attached to the base B, and the other movable end is equipped with a bracket E to support the weighing conveyor A. I'm sorry. The number of load cells used here is two, but this can be increased or decreased as needed.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 are block diagrams of the signal processing circuit of the weight checker in which the weighing conveyor A is supported by a plurality of mouth cells L, L, of which FIG.
- the output signals SI to Sn from each load cell L * 'L are directly input to the multiplexer 10 as the input signal switching means.
- the output signals SI to Sn from L ⁇ ⁇ L are input to the multiplexer 10 via the respective operational amplifiers 11 ⁇ 11.
- the analog signals SI to Sn input to the multiplexer 10 are selected by the channel switching signal Sc from the microcomputer 17 and output to the operational amplifier 11.
- the operational amplifier 11 amplifies the input analog signal to a predetermined magnification and outputs the amplified analog signal to an anti-alias filter 13 via a level shift circuit 12.
- the output signals SI to Sn from each load cell are After being amplified by the operational amplifier circuits 1 ⁇ 11, they are input to the multiplexer 10 via the respective level shift circuits 12 212, where the channel switching signal from the microcomputer 17 is sent. Selected by S c and input to anti-alias filter 13.
- the level shift circuit 12 adjusts the dynamic range of the analog signals S 1 to Sn to the input range of the AZD conversion means 14, and FIG. 3 shows a digital-to-analog converter 1.
- 4 is composed of an adder for adding the output voltage of the operational amplifier 11 and the output voltage of the operational amplifier 11, and the one in FIG. 4 is composed of a bias circuit.
- the antenna alias filter 13 is composed of an analog filter that passes only signals in a frequency band that satisfies the sampling theorem. Prevents aliasing caused by signals in two or more frequency bands.
- the AZD conversion means 14 is composed of a successive approximation type AZD converter.A / D conversion operation and filtering operation by the DSP 16 are performed by the interlocking signal Ss output from the DSP (Digital Signal Processor) 16. Are configured to work together.
- the digital-to-analog converter 15 adjusts the analog signal level having a variation in the initial value to almost the same level, and shifts the signal level of the designated channel to a predetermined level. Is output according to the instruction of the microcomputer 12. Therefore, when the output levels of the analog signals SI to Sn are almost the same, the digital-analog converter 15 is omitted. In that case, the level shift circuit is composed of a simple bias circuit.
- DSP 16 is a type that performs finalization by numerical calculation.
- FIR Finite Inpulse Response
- Philosophy is programmed.
- micro-computer In accordance with the channel switching signal Sc from the evening 12, filtering on the channel is executed, and a predetermined value programmed is executed to calculate a weight value. The processing will be described later.
- Reference numeral 18 denotes input means for inputting various data
- 19 denotes display means.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 show an example of a circuit located in front of the multiplexer 10 in FIG. 3.
- the circuit configuration shown in FIG. 5 is used.
- the circuit configuration is as shown in Fig. 6.
- the configuration is a combination of these.
- the bridge circuit 20 is composed of four strain gauges 21 provided in each load cell L, L, and each output terminal is , Connected to each input channel C 1- ⁇ C n-1 of the multiplexer 10.
- the analog signal processing circuit in which drift occurs is common, one output terminal of one bridge circuit 20 is further connected as shown in FIG. The signal is branched and connected to one input channel C n of the multiplexer 10 as a reference voltage signal terminal.
- each bridge circuit 20 2 2 ⁇ 2 2 are connected, and the output terminals of their detection circuits 2 ⁇ 2 2 are connected to the input channel of the multiplexer 10.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show an example of a circuit located before the multiplexer 10 in FIG. 4.When performing drift correction, the circuit configuration shown in FIG. When temperature compensation is performed, the circuit configuration is as shown in Fig. 8. Drift correction and load cell temperature compensation When both are performed, the configuration is a combination of these.
- a signal switching circuit 23 is provided in front of each operational amplifier 11 1.
- the weight switching and the reference voltage signal are selectively output by the signal switching. That is, the signal switching circuit 23, 23 is normally connected to the a-contact side, and when the drift correction mode is set, the switching signal Sc 'is input and switched to the b-contact side. It is like that.
- each bridge circuit 20 ⁇ 2 2 and its output terminal are connected to the signal switching circuit 2 4 ⁇ ⁇ 2 4 to selectively output the weight signal and the temperature detection signal by switching the signal. That is, the signal switching circuit 24 has a two-channel input terminal and a one-channel output terminal, and one of the input terminals is a bridge circuit 20. The other input terminal is connected to the output terminal of the temperature detection circuit 22 and the output terminal is connected to the input terminal of the operational amplifier 11 ing.
- the temperature detection circuit 2 2 ⁇ 2 2 is composed of a series circuit of a temperature-sensitive resistor R m and a precision latch R. Since the temperature-sensitive resistor R m is a temperature sensor, the open-cell L It is provided in close contact with.
- the microcomputer 17 outputs the channel switching signal Sc to the multiplexer 10 and the DSP 16 to specify the first channel. Then, the analog signal S 1 is output to the multiplexer 10 The signal is input to the AZD conversion means 14 via the width unit 11, the level shift circuit 12, and the anti-aliasing filter 13.
- the AZD conversion means 14 converts this into a digital signal amount and outputs it to the DSP 16, and the DSP 16 performs a predetermined operation from the numerical data and a numerical data sequence in the past for that channel. Filtering is performed using the equation, the digital amount at that time is obtained, and this is transferred to the microcomputer 17.
- the microphone computer 17 stores this, then designates the second channel with the next channel switching signal Sc, and after similar processing, receives the digital amount of the next channel. This process is performed for each channel, and the received digital amount of each channel is multiplied by a coefficient for matching the output sensitivity of the mouth cell output, added, and the added value is further multiplied by the span coefficient. The value is multiplied and output to the display means 19 as a weight value.
- the following processing can be performed. That is, filtering is performed by the DSP 16, the filtered digital amount at that time is obtained, and the digital filtering amount is multiplied by the coefficient for matching the output sensitivity described above. And store it in DSP 16. Then, when the digital amounts of the respective channels multiplied by the coefficients are obtained, they are added by the DSP 16 and output to the microcomputer 17. The microcomputer 17 multiplies the received addition value by the span coefficient and outputs the result to the display means 19 as a weight value.
- the DSP 16 multiplies the input digital amount of each channel by a coefficient for matching the output sensitivity described above, and stores them sequentially.
- the digital amounts of the channels multiplied by the coefficients are obtained, they are added together, and filtering is performed on the added data and a past added data string using a predetermined arithmetic expression, and the microcomputer 1 Output to 7.
- Microcomputer 17 uses the added value multiplied by the span factor to It is output to the display means 19 as a value.
- the digital amount of each channel is sequentially input to the DSP 16. Then, when the digital amount of the reference voltage signal is input to the DSP 16 by the channel switching, the DSP 16 uses the numerical data and a numerical data sequence of the past reference voltage signal by a predetermined arithmetic expression. Perform the calculation and obtain the reference value at that time. Then, the reference value obtained last time is subtracted from the reference value to calculate a change amount ADi of the reference voltage, and this change amount ADi is added to the drift amount I Di-1 from the time when the power is turned on to the last time. Find a new drift amount ID i. That is, the drift amount I Di is the cumulative value of the above-mentioned change amount A Di,
- the DSP 16 multiplies this by the above-mentioned coefficient from the digital signal amount of the weight signal and then subtracts it in the filtering of other channels. That is, subtract the value obtained by multiplying the amount of drift by the coefficient from the digital amount of the filtered weight signal, or calculate the amount of drift from the digital amount of the weight signal before filtering. Filter by subtracting the value obtained by multiplying by the coefficient. As a result, the drift included in the weight signal of each channel is canceled in one round of each channel.
- the drift amount of each channel is subtracted from the digital amount of each weight signal before filtering, and the weight value is calculated.
- the added value of the digital amount corresponding to each weight signal is filtered, and a predetermined amount of the drift amount corrected by a coefficient is subtracted from the result. As a result, even when the weight signals of a plurality of channels are added, the drift component included in each weight signal is canceled.
- the change in the zero point of the load cell output due to the temperature is extremely slow in view of the weighing process time, so that the load cell temperature detection in this case does not need to be performed as frequently as in the drift correction. Therefore, detection is performed at a fixed cycle regardless of whether the object is loaded or not.
- the microcomputer 17 in FIG. 6 specifies the target channel of the temperature detection circuit 22 by the channel switching signal Sc in FIG. Input the signal.
- the input channel of the target load cell is designated by the channel switching signal S c, and the switching signal S c ′ is output to the signal switching circuit 24 so that the temperature Input detection signal from detection circuit 24.
- the DSP 16 inputs the digital amount of the detected temperature, it calculates this and outputs it to the microcomputer 17.
- the microcomputer 17 calculates the load cell temperature at that time from the output temperature characteristics of the temperature sensor that has already been stored based on the detected temperature, and further calculates the load cell output temperature characteristics from the calculated temperature and the load cell output temperature characteristics. Then, the amount of change in the zero point of the load cell output at the temperature is calculated.
- This processing is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 63-204103, so please refer to it.
- the microcomputer 17 transfers this to the DSP 16.
- the DSP 16 stores the transferred zero change amount for each load cell, and stores it in the weight value of the corresponding load cell. Used when calculating. That is, DSP 1.6 filters the input digital amount (weight signal), and then subtracts the zero-point change amount to obtain the weight value at that time. Alternatively, subtract the zero point change amount from the digital amount (weight signal) before filtering and filter the result to obtain the weight value at that time. As a result, the change in the zero point of the mouth cell included in the weight signal is canceled.
- the weight measuring device is a weight checker that adds a plurality of mouth cell outputs to obtain a weight value, and weighs a fixed weight by combining a plurality of weight values. It is useful as a combination weighing device for making machine combinations.
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