WO2006035505A1 - 磁気センサの制御方法、制御装置、および携帯端末装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a control method of a magnetic sensor that performs calibration of a magnetic sensor that detects geomagnetism, a control device, and a mobile terminal device.
- a portable terminal device such as mobile phones equipped with magnetic sensors have been put to practical use.
- Such a portable terminal device displays the current position and the like on the map on the screen according to the measured azimuth based on the position information of the GPS (Global Positioning System) force and the like, which measures the azimuth.
- GPS Global Positioning System
- a magnetic sensor is affected by the magnetic field possessed by an electronic component built into a portable terminal device, which is not limited to geomagnetism alone. The same applies to the case of moving to a place where a strong magnetic field is generated. For example, in a building, concrete, iron, etc. have magnetism, so the magnetic sensor magnetizes magnetic components other than geomagnetic components. Therefore, such a magnetic component causes an error in accurate orientation measurement and detection of a rotating magnetic field. Therefore, in order to extract only the geomagnetic component, it is necessary to calibrate the detected magnetic component to cancel the other magnetic components.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a technology capable of easily performing calibration of a magnetic sensor.
- An embodiment of the present invention is a control method of a magnetic sensor.
- This method is a control method of a magnetic sensor that detects the three-axis component of the geomagnetic vector, and holds reference coordinates in a predetermined coordinate space acquired by performing coordinate conversion on the three-axis component of the reference geomagnetic vector.
- Step the step of acquiring the output of the 3-axis component in four or more orientations of the magnetic sensor, and the coordinate conversion of the acquired output of the three-axis component for each orientation, and the same as the reference coordinates.
- the “reference coordinates” may be center point coordinates of a sphere whose radius is the geomagnetic total magnetic force in a plurality of attitudes of the magnetic sensor. According to this aspect, calibration can be easily performed by determining the amount of offset magnetic field from the center point of the sphere passing through four or more coordinates.
- Another aspect of the present invention is a control method of a magnetic sensor.
- This method is a control method of a magnetic sensor that detects a two-axis component of a geomagnetic vector, and holds reference coordinates on a predetermined coordinate plane acquired by performing coordinate conversion on the two-axis component of the geomagnetic vector as a reference. Step, the step of acquiring the output of the two-axis component in three or more orientations of the magnetic sensor, and the coordinate conversion of the acquired output of the two-axis component for each orientation, and coordinates in the same coordinate plane as the reference coordinates.
- the center point force of a circle passing through coordinates of three or more points can also be easily calibrated by determining the amount of offset magnetic field.
- Another aspect of the present invention is a control device of a magnetic sensor.
- This device is a control device of a magnetic sensor that detects the three-axis component of the geomagnetic vector, and holds reference coordinates in a predetermined coordinate space acquired by performing coordinate conversion on the three-axis component of the geomagnetic vector as a reference.
- Coordinates of the storage unit and the outputs of the three-axis component of the four or more orientations of the magnetic sensor are transformed for each orientation to obtain coordinates in the coordinate space identical to the reference coordinates, and acquired
- An arithmetic unit for generating a sphere passing through the above coordinates the arithmetic unit determining an offset magnetic field amount from the deviation between the central point of the generated sphere and the reference coordinates, and referring to it for calibration of the magnetic sensor Perform.
- calibration can be easily performed by the calculation unit obtaining the center point force offset magnetic field amount of the sphere passing through the coordinates of four or more points.
- Another aspect of the present invention is a control device of a magnetic sensor.
- This device is a control device of a magnetic sensor that detects a two-axis component of a geomagnetic vector, and is a reference A storage unit that holds reference coordinates on a predetermined coordinate plane acquired by performing coordinate conversion on the two-axis component of the turtle, and outputs of the two-axis component at three or more orientations of the magnetic sensor for each orientation And calculating the coordinates on the same coordinate plane as the reference coordinates, and generating a circle passing through the acquired three or more coordinates, and the calculation unit
- the amount of offset magnetic field is determined from the deviation from the reference coordinates, and the magnetic sensor is calibrated with reference to it.
- a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone equipped with a magnetic sensor that can be easily calibrated by obtaining an offset magnetic field amount of a center point force of a circle in which the calculation unit passes three or more coordinates. Can be realized.
- Another aspect of the present invention is a portable terminal device.
- This apparatus comprises a control device of the above-described aspect of the magnetic sensor that detects the three-axis component of the geomagnetic vector and the magnetic sensor that detects the three-axis component.
- calibration can be easily performed by determining the center point force offset magnetic field amount of a sphere passing through coordinates of four or more points.
- Another aspect of the present invention is a portable terminal device.
- This apparatus comprises a control device of the above-described aspect of a magnetic sensor that detects a two-axis component of a geomagnetic vector and a magnetic sensor that detects a two-axis component.
- a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone equipped with a magnetic sensor that can be easily calibrated can be realized by obtaining the offset magnetic field amount from the center point of a circle passing through three or more coordinates. can do.
- FIG. 1 is a view showing an example of a magnetic sensor.
- FIG. 2 is a view showing a control device and a magnetic sensor in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for calibrating the magnetic sensor by the control device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing an example of a sphere generated by the calculation unit.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the configuration of a mobile terminal device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 6 A flow chart for calculating the direction based on the detection results of the magnetic sensor and the tilt angle sensor.
- FIG. 1 shows an example of a magnetic sensor 100.
- This magnetic sensor 100 has at least three magnetic detection elements 102, 104, 106 for detecting each of the three Y axis components of the magnetic vector.
- the first magnetic detection element 102 detects the magnetic component in the X axis direction
- the second magnetic detection element 104 detects the magnetic component in the negative axis direction
- the third magnetic detection element 106 detects the magnetic component in the negative axis direction.
- At least the first magnetic detection element 102 and the second magnetic detection element 104 are MR (Magneto Resistance) elements, Hall elements, or MI (Magneto) elements.
- the third magnetic detection element 106 is also an MR element, a Hall element or an Ml element.
- this magnetic sensor 100 can be formed using a series of semiconductor manufacturing processes.
- the first magnetic detection element 102 and the second magnetic detection element 104 are formed at a predetermined angle with respect to the surface of the substrate 110, and are parallel to the substrate surface, ie, in the X-axis direction and the Y-axis direction.
- the two-axis magnetic components are detected respectively.
- the first magnetic detection element 102 and the second magnetic detection element 104 are arranged so that the direction parallel to their respective surfaces is 90 °. Is preferred.
- the third magnetic detection element 106 is formed on the surface of the substrate 110 and detects a magnetic component in the direction perpendicular to the substrate surface, that is, in the Z-axis direction.
- Each magnetic detection element has a magnetoresistive film of a thin film structure represented by a general formula (Col-aFea) ⁇ y-zLxMyOz.
- the magnetic film may have a magnetic permeability of 1,000,0001e or more, and may be composed of a rare earth metal and nano-order magnetic metal powder capable of detecting a magnetic field of 1 ⁇ m or more.
- the force in which the two magnetic detection elements 102 and 104 are erected is formed.
- the two magnetic detection elements are formed on the plane of the substrate 110.
- One magnetic detection element may be erected on the substrate 110.
- the two magnetic detection elements formed on the plane of the substrate 110 detect the vertical magnetic field and the horizontal magnetic field of the magnetic vector, and the upright magnetic detection elements are perpendicular to these magnetic fields. If you detect the
- a flux gate type magnetic sensor may be used as the magnetic sensor.
- a fluxgate type magnetic sensor requires a core of a coil, so its configuration is somewhat large. Therefore, there is no problem when mounting a fluxgate magnetic sensor on a vehicle or the like with a sufficient space, but when incorporating it into a small terminal device such as a mobile phone, the relationship with other built-in elements is also possible. It is necessary to devise the layout design in the case. In this respect, magnetoresistive elements such as MR elements and magnetically sensitive elements such as Hall elements can be formed smaller than flux gate type magnetic sensors, and are also suitable for mounting on portable terminal devices.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control device 200 and a magnetic sensor 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the control device 200 is a force realized by a magnetization magnetic field cancellation program or the like loaded in the CPU, RAM, ROM, ROM of an arbitrary computer.
- functional blocks realized by the cooperation of those are depicted. Therefore, it is understood by those skilled in the art that these functional blocks can be realized in various forms by hardware only, software only, or a combination thereof.
- Control device 200 includes an operation unit 210, a storage unit 220, and a monitoring unit 230.
- the arithmetic unit 210 performs arithmetic processing described later to calibrate the magnetic sensor 100.
- the storage unit 220 stores basic data as a reference to the actual output of the magnetic sensor 100. I have registered.
- the outputs from the X axis, Y axis, and Z axis of the magnetic sensor 100 are respectively detected component forces of geomagnetic total magnetic force.
- the attitude of the magnetic sensor 100 is changed, and outputs are obtained from the X axis, the Y axis, and the Z axis in four or more attitudes.
- the output of the acquired three-axis component is coordinate-transformed for each posture, a sphere passing the coordinates of four or more points is generated, and the center point coordinates are used as the reference coordinates.
- the reference coordinates can be set to the basic data. This reference coordinate can be obtained by simulation or experiment, and the obtained value is set in the storage unit 220. In addition, you may draw the sphere which made the radius the geomagnetic total magnetic force from the center point coordinates, and register the coordinates of the point passing the sphere as basic data.
- the monitoring unit 230 monitors the outputs of the X, Y, and ⁇ axes of the magnetic sensor 100.
- the output of the X axis from the first magnetic detection element 102 of the magnetic sensor 100, the output of the negative axis from the second magnetic detection element 104, and the output of the negative axis from the third magnetic detection element 106 are input to the controller 200. Be done.
- the magnetic field strength W of each axis here represents the component force of the geomagnetic total magnetic force and the magnetizing magnetic field of each axis.
- the outputs X, Y, A group of points in the three-dimensional coordinate space indicated by ⁇ can draw a sphere whose radius is the total geomagnetic force of the earth's magnetism around the origin point, ie, the zero magnetic field.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a calibration operation of the magnetic sensor 100 by the control device 200 in the present embodiment.
- the monitoring unit 230 monitors the output of the magnetic sensor 100 (S10). Then, the output is converted into space coordinates, and the coordinates are compared with a coordinate group which is basic data preset in the storage unit 220 (S12).
- the difference exceeds a predetermined threshold (Y in S12)
- a calibration process described later is performed.
- the difference may be the difference between the input coordinates and the registration coordinate closest to it. If the predetermined threshold is not exceeded (N in S12), monitoring is continued (S10).
- the predetermined threshold is for detecting that the magnetic component other than the geomagnetic component is magnetized, and may be obtained experimentally. Also, it depends on the design of how much error is tolerable.
- the calculation unit 210 calculates the magnetic field strength from the respective outputs of the X, Y, and z axes of the magnetic sensor 100 (S 14). Do this for four or more different points. Among them, at least one point is a point not on the same plane. The following shows the equations for calculating the magnetic field strength at four different points.
- the calculation unit 210 also generates a sphere for the point forces of four or more points (S16). That is, with the outputs of the X, Y and ⁇ axes of the magnetic sensor 100 taken as coordinates in a three-dimensional space, a sphere passing each coordinate is generated for the four or more points. That is, a sphere is generated centering at a position where the radius of each coordinate is equal. This radius indicates the geomagnetic total magnetic force.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing an example of a sphere generated by the calculation unit 210. As shown in FIG. The position where the lengths from point 1, point 2, point 3 and point 4 are all equal is taken as the center 0 of the sphere. Of course, there may be four or more points.
- Arithmetic unit 210 obtains the coordinates of the center point of the generated sphere.
- the coordinates become the offset magnetic field amount (S18).
- S18 the offset magnetic field amount
- This formula can also lead to formula powers to determine the outputs of each X, ⁇ , ⁇ mentioned above. [number
- the arithmetic unit 210 performs calibration by subtracting the determined magnetic fields A, B, and C of the X, Y, and ⁇ axes from the outputs of the X, Y, and ⁇ axes of the magnetic sensor 100 (see FIG. S20).
- a sphere is generated based on the outputs of the magnetic sensor in four or more postures, and the center point force and the offset magnetic field amount are detected to obtain a sphere other than the geomagnetic component. Can easily be canceled automatically. It is not necessary for the user to perform processing such as finding the middle between the maximum value and the minimum value of data output during that time. Therefore, the user does not have to make complicated rotations and does not have to consider the magnetization component. Furthermore, even in the case of manufacturing a magnetic sensor, the component arrangement can be determined without considering the magnetizing magnetic field, which facilitates development.
- FIG. 5 shows the configuration of a mobile terminal device 300 that is an advantage of the embodiment of the present invention.
- the portable terminal device 300 is a portable small electronic device such as a cellular phone, a personal handy phone system (PHS) and a personal data assistant (PDA).
- PHS personal handy phone system
- PDA personal data assistant
- FIG. 5 shows orientation measurement and a configuration for realizing the application described later, it is understood by those skilled in the art that the portable terminal device 300 may have other configurations according to applications.
- the mobile terminal device 300 includes a control device 200, a detection unit 20, an imaging unit 30, a communication unit 32, a GPS information acquisition unit 34, and a display unit 36.
- the detection unit 20 includes a magnetic sensor 100, an inclination angle sensor 120, an air pressure sensor 140, and a temperature sensor 160, and has a function of detecting position, orientation, attitude, altitude, and the like.
- the imaging unit 30 includes a photoelectric conversion element such as a CCD, and Acquire and pass to the control device 200.
- the communication unit 32 has a function of communicating with an external server via a wireless circuit. This communication may be performed by a wired line.
- the GPS information acquisition unit 34 receives position information from GPS satellites.
- the controller 200 calculates the current position, ie, the current latitude and longitude, based on the position information. In addition, by making position information correctable by the orientation information of the magnetic sensor 100, it is possible to obtain an accurate current position and orientation. Control device 200 may use position information and orientation information to complement each other. Further, the control device 200 can also obtain the current position and direction based only on the detection result from the detection unit 20 without using position information from the GPS satellites.
- the display unit 36 has a display, and outputs the information processed by the control device 200 according to the application. A speaker (not shown) may be provided to output various information to the user by voice.
- the magnetic sensor 100 As the magnetic sensor 100, those described above can be used. Based on the geomagnetic vector on the X axis and Y axis, an azimuth angle, that is, a rotation angle from magnetic north, is detected. However, the geomagnetic vector is a force that is almost horizontal near the equator, and is inclined at other places. Also, the attitude of the mobile terminal device 300 is not always horizontal. Therefore, the geomagnetic vector must be corrected using the relative angle to the direction of gravity, ie, the pitch and roll angles. The pitch angle and the roll angle are detected by the inclination angle sensor 120.
- the controller 200 uses the above-mentioned pitch angle and roll angle so that the detection result of the Z-axis is always kept the same as the detection result at the time of horizontal of the Z-axis. to correct.
- the controller 200 uses the above-mentioned pitch angle and roll angle so that the detection result of the Z-axis is always kept the same as the detection result at the time of horizontal of the Z-axis. to correct.
- the inclination angle sensor 120 is an acceleration sensor that detects an acceleration component in the three axial directions, and may be a resistance value change method, a capacitance change method, a piezoelectric change method, or the like.
- the tilt angle sensor 120 also has an X axis and a Y axis arranged to be orthogonal to the water plane, and a Z axis arranged in the direction of gravity.
- the gravity acceleration changes as the attitude of the portable terminal device 300 tilts, and the pitch angle and the roll angle are detected by detecting the gravity acceleration. When the portable terminal device 300 is at rest, the attitude of the portable terminal device 300 can be accurately detected even with two axes.
- the motion acceleration component is added to the tilt angle sensor 120, so that the posture can be accurately detected.
- the posture can be accurately detected.
- gravity acceleration and motion acceleration can be separated, and accurate posture can be detected.
- Accurate pitch and roll angles can be calculated by integrating the output values of the respective axes to obtain an imaginary angle, comparing the acceleration component with that and performing a predetermined calculation.
- the pressure sensor 140 detects the pressure of the outside air, and the temperature sensor 160 detects the temperature.
- the detected temperature is used to correct the deviation of the output of the magnetic sensor 100, the tilt angle sensor 120 and the atmospheric pressure sensor 140 due to temperature drift.
- FIG. 6 shows a flow for calculating the direction based on the detection results of the magnetic sensor 100 and the tilt angle sensor 120.
- the tilt angle of the magnetic sensor 100 is calculated (S30).
- the pitch angle and roll angle are calculated.
- the magnetic sensor 100 detects the three-axis component of the geomagnetic vector (S32).
- the control device 200 performs the above-described calibration to cancel the magnetizing magnetic field (S34).
- the component of the geomagnetic vector is coordinate-converted by the pitch angle and the roll angle (S36), and an accurate azimuth is obtained (S38).
- temperature correction may be performed using the detection results of the temperature sensor 160.
- the detection result of the tilt angle sensor 120 can be used to calculate the azimuth. The detection result can be used more effectively to realize various applications.
- the magnetization of the magnetizing magnetic field and the angle of inclination can be easily realized, and the output of the magnetic sensor with extremely high accuracy can be obtained.
- the method of calibrating the magnetizing magnetic field of the three-axis magnetic sensor has been described. In this respect, it is possible to calibrate the two-axis magnetic sensor in the same manner.
- the arithmetic unit 210 outputs each of the X and Y axes of the magnetic sensor 100 in a two-dimensional plane. Use the coordinates of the surface, and generate a circle that passes through each coordinate for three or more different points. That is, a circle is generated centering at a position where the radius of each coordinate is equal. From the coordinates of this center point, the offset magnetic field amounts of the X and Y axes of the magnetic sensor 100 are determined and calibrated.
- the output from the magnetic sensor 100 at four points is the point at which the error is minimized from the output of five or more points, that is, four points separated from each other as much as possible are selected and the center is selected. You may seek points. Furthermore, this selection may be repeated several times to find the center point. According to this, it is possible to reduce errors due to subtle changes in the output accuracy and output resolution of the magnetic sensor 100 and the total magnetic force of the geomagnetic field, and to perform calibration with higher accuracy.
- the declination measured in advance for each location may be registered in the storage unit 220, and the declination may be calibrated according to the current position of the magnetic sensor 100.
- the current position can be specified by latitude / longitude information based on time information from GPS satellites or user input.
- the present invention can be applied to the field of calibrating a magnetic sensor.
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