JP2008051507A - Encoder signal correction circuit - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a correction circuit for an encoder signal, which can correct a phase error by a simple calculation process and has high position detection accuracy even when the frequency of a two-phase sine wave signal used for interpolation processing is high.
A peak detector 15 for detecting peak values of an A1 signal and a B1 signal, which are output signals of an AD converter 2, and an offset error and an amplitude error are corrected using the detected peak value to thereby detect an A2 signal and a B2 signal. An offset / amplitude correction means 4 for generating a signal, a phase error detector 7 for detecting an intersection value of the A2 signal and the B2 signal, and a correction coefficient for the A2 signal and the B2 signal from the intersection value detected by the phase error detector 7 A position detector having phase correction means 6 for calculating and position data conversion means 10 for converting A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals into position data detects the frequencies of the A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals. The speed detector 21 and correction determination means 22 for switching whether to update the offset and amplitude and phase correction values are valid or invalid.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a method for correcting offset / amplitude and phase of a two-phase sine wave signal in an encoder that obtains high resolution by interpolating two orthogonal sine wave signals (A phase and B phase). It is.

  The position detection of a rotary (or linear) encoder is generally made up of a light emitting element, a light receiving element, and a rotating body (or moving body) with a grid-like slit formed between them. Resolution is determined. Therefore, in order to increase the resolution, the slit interval has been reduced, but there is a limit to increasing the resolution by this method due to processing accuracy and light diffraction phenomenon.

  Therefore, in recent years, analog signals of A and B phases having a phase difference of 90 degrees synchronized with the signal between the slits of the rotating body (or moving body) are generated, and the signal obtained by interpolating the analog signal and the above-described signal A method of increasing the resolution by synthesizing signals obtained by the slits is generally performed.

  In order to further increase the resolution of the encoder, it is necessary to increase the resolution of the interpolation process, that is, to increase the overall resolution by increasing the resolution of the AD converter that converts an analog signal into a digital signal. It becomes possible. Although this AD converter can be built into a microcomputer or LSI, the built-in AD converter is generally 10 bits even if the resolution is high, and the accuracy is also poor. In order to proceed, it is necessary to use a single AD converter IC.

  The AD converter IC, the microcomputer, and the LSI have a parallel method and a serial method, but the serial method is effective in terms of miniaturization and cost. However, the serial method has a problem that the sampling cycle for transmitting data becomes long. For example, when the sampling period of the AD converter is long, the number of detections per period decreases when the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal increases, which is necessary to increase the accuracy of interpolation processing. It is difficult to accurately perform offset / amplitude / phase correction.

As a method for solving this, there is a method in which the attenuation rate when the frequency of the amplitude of the two-phase sine wave signal is increased is stored in the memory in advance, and the amplitude correction amount is changed so as to compensate for the attenuation. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).
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  However, the method of Patent Document 1 can correct the attenuation of the two-phase sine wave signal, but if the sampling period becomes longer and the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal becomes higher, the maximum value and the minimum value are accurate. Cannot be detected, and an error occurs in the correction value.

  FIG. 11 shows waveforms of detection of the maximum value and the minimum value when the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal is high. FIG. 12 shows the waveform of the two-phase sine wave signal to detect the phase error amount. The waveform which detects an intersection is shown. When the frequency increases, the conversion sampling period of the AD conversion means 2 is affected, and the converted sine wave signal is stepped as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, so that the maximum value / minimum value and phase error are accurately detected. It becomes difficult to do.

  A waveform obtained by correcting the two-phase sine wave signal in a state including the maximum value / minimum value and the phase error becomes a distorted waveform as shown in FIG. In the case of such a high frequency, there is a problem that even if the amplitude attenuation rate is corrected, an error occurs in the offset / amplitude / phase correction value, and the accuracy of the interpolation processing is deteriorated.

  The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional problems, and can correct these deviations accurately even if the offset, amplitude, and phase of the two-phase sine wave signal fluctuate due to temperature change and secular change, and An object of the present invention is to provide an encoder signal correction circuit that is not affected by the roughness of the sampling period when the frequency of a two-phase sine wave signal is high.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides an AD converting means for generating A1 and B1 signals by converting orthogonal A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals into digital data, and the maximum values of the A1 and B1 signals. And a peak detector for detecting the minimum value, and using the maximum and minimum values detected by the peak detector to obtain an offset / amplitude correction value from the offset and amplitude error to correct the offset and amplitude to obtain an A2 signal. Offset / amplitude correction means for generating the B2 signal, a phase error detector for detecting the phase error amount of the A2 signal and the B2 signal, and a phase correction value from the phase error amount detected by the phase error detector. In a position detector having phase correction means for generating an A3 signal and a B3 signal having a phase difference of 90 degrees, and position data conversion means for converting the A3 signal and the B3 signal into position data, A speed detector that detects the frequencies of the A phase and the B phase, and a correction determination unit that validates / invalidates updating of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value, and the correction determination unit includes: When the frequency detected by the speed detector exceeds the set frequency, the updating of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is invalidated, and when the frequency is equal to or lower than the set frequency, the offset / amplitude correction value is The update of the phase correction value is made valid.

  Further, a temperature detector for measuring the temperature around the circuit is provided, and the temperature is detected by the correction detector when the update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is invalidated by the correction determination means. The offset / amplitude correction value may be corrected from the temperature coefficients of the A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals obtained in advance from the temperature difference when the temperature and the offset / amplitude correction value are calculated.

  Further, an LED light amount correction circuit that controls the amplitude of the A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals to be constant may be provided in the front stage of the AD conversion means.

  The correction determination means invalidates the update of the offset / amplitude correction value when the frequency detected by the speed detector exceeds the set frequency 1, and the offset / amplitude when the frequency is equal to or less than the set frequency. The update of the correction value of the amplitude is enabled, the update of the correction value of the phase is disabled when the frequency detected by the speed detector exceeds the set frequency 2, and the update of the phase is performed when the frequency is less than the set frequency 2. A configuration may be adopted in which the update of the correction value is enabled.

  Furthermore, the correction determination unit may be configured to validate / invalidate the update of the correction value of any one of the offset / amplitude correction unit and the phase correction unit.

  According to the encoder signal correction circuit of the present invention, even if the offset, amplitude, or phase of the two-phase sine wave signal fluctuates due to temperature change or aging change, these deviations can be corrected with high accuracy. When the frequency of the sine wave signal is high, an encoder signal correction circuit that is not affected by the roughness of the sampling period can be obtained.

  A / D conversion means for generating A1 signal and B1 signal by converting orthogonal A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals into digital data, a peak detector for detecting the maximum and minimum values of the A1 signal and B1 signal, Offset / amplitude correction means for generating an A2 signal and a B2 signal by obtaining an offset / amplitude correction value from an offset and amplitude error using the maximum and minimum values detected by the peak detector and correcting the offset and amplitude. A phase error detector for detecting the phase error amount of the A2 signal and the B2 signal, a phase correction value is obtained from the phase error amount detected by the phase error detector, and the A3 signal and B3 having a phase difference of 90 degrees are obtained. In a position detector having phase correction means for generating a signal and position data conversion means for converting the A3 signal and the B3 signal into position data, a speed for detecting the frequencies of the A phase and the B phase. A detector and a correction determination unit that enables / disables updating of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value, and the correction determination unit has a frequency detected by the speed detector exceeding a set frequency. The update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is invalidated, and the update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is validated when the frequency becomes equal to or lower than a set frequency. A temperature detector for measuring the temperature around the circuit, and when the correction determination means invalidates the update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value, the temperature detected by the temperature detector and the temperature The offset / amplitude correction value and the phase difference are calculated from the temperature coefficients of the A-phase and B-phase sinusoidal signals obtained in advance from the temperature difference when the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value are calculated. Positive corrected, a further correction circuit of an encoder signal with the previous stage of the A phase and B-phase LED light amount correction circuit AD conversion means for controlling the constant magnitude of the amplitude of the sinusoidal signal.

  An encoder signal phase correction circuit according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 is a block diagram of an encoder signal processing circuit including offset / amplitude correction and phase correction, FIG. 2 is an operation waveform of a peak value detector, FIG. 3 is an operation waveform of a phase error detector, and FIGS. The operation waveforms of the peak value detector and the phase error detector in FIG.

  In FIG. 1, analog A0 and B0 signals, which are original signals output from the encoder, are A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals having a phase difference of 90 degrees. Generally, it comprises a light emitting element, a light receiving element, and a slit plate.

  The light emitting element is an LED or a laser beam, and the light receiving element is a photodiode or a phototransistor. The slit plate is made of glass or a resin material that transmits light, and a lattice-like mask that blocks light is provided on the slit plate. The light from the light emitting element is arranged to receive the light transmitted by the light receiving element through the slit plate, and the slit plate is installed on the rotating body of the encoder. Thus, a lattice-like shape of the slit plate is formed.

  The AD converter 2 as AD conversion means converts the analog signal A0 signal and B0 signal output from the encoder into digital signals. Since the amplitude of the analog signal output from the encoder is several hundred mV, the digital signal can be amplified by using an amplifier or the like by amplifying it by a factor of ten and converting it to a voltage suitable for the input range of the AD converter 2. Accuracy can be increased.

 The peak detector 15 detects the maximum value / minimum value of the A1 signal and B1 signal that are output signals of the AD converter 2. FIG. 2 shows an operation waveform of the peak detector 15, and a method for detecting the maximum value / minimum value will be described with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 2, | A1 | signal and | B1 | signal are obtained by absolute value conversion of A1 signal and B1 signal, respectively. The intersection points of the | A1 | signal and the | B1 | signal are detected, and intersection signal signals 18a, 18b, 18c, and 18d are generated. As shown in FIG. 2, this intersection signal is divided into one region to region 4 within one period. In region 1, the maximum value of the A1 signal, in region 2, the minimum value of B1 signal, and in region 3, the minimum value of A1 signal. In the region 4, the value is a region where the maximum value of the B1 signal is detected.

  The operation of the region 1 will be described. First, when the intersection signal 18a is detected, the previous value of the A1 signal is compared with the current value, and if the current value is larger, the latch data 16a (max) is updated. When is small, the latch data 16a (max) is not updated. This operation is repeated for the section of region 1, and when the intersection signal 18b is detected, the latch data 16a (max) is determined as the maximum value of the A1 signal. Since the operations of the region 2, the region 3, and the region 4 are the same as those of the region 1, description thereof is omitted. In this way, the maximum and minimum values of the A1 signal and B1 signal can be detected.

  The offset / amplitude correction means 4 performs offset removal and normalization of the A1 signal and B1 signal using the maximum / minimum value signal 16 detected by the peak detector 15.

  The offsets (OS_DETa, OS_DETb) between the A1 signal and the B1 signal can be obtained from Equation 1 using the maximum value / minimum value signal 16. Further, if the offset value to be corrected is OS_LEVEL, and the signals after offset removal are the A1 'signal and the B1' signal, the offset can be removed from Equation 2.

  The amplitude values (PP_DETa, PP_DETb) of the A1 signal and the B1 signal can also be obtained by Expression 3 using the maximum value / minimum value signal 16. Further, if the amplitude normalization magnitude is K, the A2 signal and B2 signal in which the offset and amplitude errors are corrected can be obtained from Equation 4.

  The phase correction circuit 9 includes a phase correction means 6 and a phase error detector 7. The phase error detector 7 detects the phase error of the offset / amplitude corrected A2 signal and B2 signal. The A3 signal and B3 signal having a phase difference of 90 degrees using the A correction signal and B correction signal for correcting the phase error of the A2 signal and B2 signal by the phase correction means 6 based on the error amount detected by the detector 7. It plays a role to output.

  Details of this operation will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 shows the A2 signal and the B2 signal when there is no phase error. Since the amplitude is normalized to the magnitude K by the offset / amplitude correction means 4, the amplitudes of the A2 signal and the B2 signal are K.

  The phase error detector 7 detects the size of the intersection of the A2 signal and the B2 signal when the intersection signals 18a, 18b, 18c, and 18d are detected, and calculates and derives the phase correction amount from the intersection value. . FIG. 3 shows an example in which only the phase of the B2 signal is advanced by α radians with reference to the A2 signal. The A2 signal and B2 ′ signal can be expressed as shown in Equation 5. At this time, the intersection of the A2 signal and the B2 ′ signal intersects at (π / 4−α / 2) radians and (5π / 4−α / 2) radians, and the size of the intersection is Ksin (π / 4−4). α / 2) and Ksin (5π / 4-α / 2).

  Since the mutual sizes are equal, assuming that C45 = Ksin (π / 4−α / 2) and C225 = Ksin (5π / 4−α / 2), the phase error α / 2 can be obtained by Expression 6. In addition, since the B correction signal is obtained based on the A2 signal, the equation 6 is calculated by the sin-1 equation. However, it is obvious that it can be obtained by the cos-1 equation based on the B2 ′ signal. is there.

  Further, the phase correction means 6 can correct the phase error based on Expressions 7 and 8. Here, Kp1 and Kp2 are phase correction gains for obtaining the A correction signal and the B correction signal, and the phase correction gain is set so that the phase difference between the A3 signal and the B3 signal is 90 degrees.

  Next, how to obtain Kp1 and Kp2 will be described. In Equation 7, since it is only necessary that the A3 signal be 0 when θ = −α / 2, Kp1 can be obtained from Equation 9.

  Similarly, in Equation 8, since 11b should be 0 when θ = π / 2−α / 2, Kp2 can be obtained from Equation 10.

  Since Kp1 and Kp2 obtained by Equation 9 and Equation 10 can be expressed by the same equation, the calculation processing load is halved. The A2 signal and the B2 signal (B2 ′ signal) are obtained by obtaining α / 2 by Equation 6, obtaining the phase correction gain by Equation 9 or Equation 10, and using the Equation 7 and Equation 8 to correct the phase shift. , B3 signal can be obtained.

  Next, the magnitudes of the A3 signal and B3 signal whose phase has been corrected will be described. Since the maximum values of the amplitudes of Expression 7 and Expression 8 are points of θ = π / 2−α / 2 and θ = −α / 2, respectively, if these are substituted into Expression 7 and Expression 8, the A3 signal and the B3 signal Becomes Equation 11 and Equation 12, and correction can be performed with the same size as shown in FIG. Since there are two intersections within one cycle of the two-phase signal, the Kp obtained at each intersection may be averaged and used.

Next, the position data conversion means 10 will be described. A3 signal with phase difference of 90 degrees, B3
If Expression 13 is used using a signal, it can be easily converted into interpolation angle data θIP (14).

  Next, the correction value update circuit 23 of the present invention will be described. The correction value update circuit 23 includes a speed detector 21 and correction determination means 22. The speed detector 21 detects a frequency signal 19 of a two-phase sine wave signal. Since the frequency is the amount of movement between the sampling of the A1 signal and B1 signal detected by the AD conversion means 2, it can be easily obtained by calculating the difference between the previous detection value and the current detection value.

  As another method, a two-phase sine wave signal is compared with the center value of each sine wave, converted into a rectangular wave, and the frequency can be obtained by measuring the time between the edges of the converted rectangular wave. The correction determination means 22 receives the frequency information from the frequency signal 19 obtained by the speed detector 21 and does not update the offset, amplitude and phase correction values when the frequency signal 19 is higher than a certain set frequency. For this purpose, the correction value update signal 20 (for example, an L signal when invalidating the correction value update) is output to the peak detector 15 and the phase error detector 7.

  In addition, when the frequency signal 19 is lower than the set frequency, the correction value update signal 20 (for example, the H signal when updating the correction value is valid) is used to update the offset, amplitude, and phase correction values. ) To the peak detector 15 and the phase error detector 7.

  The frequency for switching the correction value update signal is set to a value at which the correction value can be detected correctly. If the frequency is set so that 72 divisions (sampling in 5 degree increments) or more can be detected in one cycle of the two-phase sine wave signal as a guideline for setting, the error of the correction value can be kept small. If the two-phase sine wave signal is likely to fluctuate due to the influence of temperature, power supply voltage, and noise, the position detection accuracy of the encoder is deteriorated, but the number of divisions may be set small (for example, sampled every 10 degrees).

  Further, the frequency setting for updating the correction value is provided with a hysteresis characteristic, and the frequency setting for switching from invalid to valid is set lower than the frequency setting for switching from valid to invalid, thereby achieving a stable switching operation.

  FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 show the results of interpolation processing of a two-phase sine wave signal, both in the case where the sampling of the AD conversion means 2 is 14 times in one cycle of the sine wave in a high frequency operation state. FIG. 4 shows a case where there is no correction determination means in the conventional method, and FIG. 5 shows a waveform when the correction determination means of the present invention is provided and update of the correction value is invalidated. Since the correction value is not normally detected in the conventional method, the difference between the samplings varies, whereas in the method of the present invention, it can be made almost constant.

  As described above, according to the circuit configuration and arithmetic processing of the first embodiment, even when the offset, amplitude, and phase of the two-phase sine wave signal fluctuate due to aging, these deviations can be accurately corrected, and two-phase can be corrected. When the frequency of the sine wave signal is high, a high-resolution encoder that is not affected by the roughness of the sampling period can be obtained.

A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The difference from the first embodiment is that a temperature detector 24 is provided to measure the temperature around the circuit, and the offset and amplitude correction values are corrected by the temperature. This will be described.

  6 calculates the angle data θIP (14) using the two-phase sine wave signals A0 and B0 as in FIG. 1, and differs from FIG. 1 in that the temperature data 33 is output to the peak detector 15. It has become.

  The temperature detector 24 measures the temperature around the circuit and can easily detect the temperature by using a thermistor or a temperature sensor IC. When the correction determination means 22 outputs a signal for invalidating update of the correction value (correction value update signal 20), the peak detector 15 stores the offset and amplitude correction values at this time and the temperature at that time.

  The temperature data 33 from the temperature detector 24 is periodically input to the peak detector 15 and compared with the stored temperature. If a temperature difference occurs, the offset and amplitude correction values are corrected by the temperature.

  7 and 8 are graphs showing amplitude-temperature characteristics and offset-temperature characteristics, respectively, and the temperature coefficient is obtained in advance from these temperature characteristics. When the data is non-linear, correction by temperature can be easily performed by setting a change rate according to temperature in the ROM.

  As described above, with the circuit configuration and calculation processing of the second embodiment, even if the offset, amplitude, and phase of the two-phase sine wave signal fluctuate due to temperature change and secular change, these deviations can be accurately corrected. In addition, when the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal is high, it is possible to obtain a high-resolution encoder that is not affected by the roughness of the sampling period.

  A third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The difference from the second embodiment is that the LED light quantity correction circuit 31 is added to the configuration for generating the two-phase sine wave signals A0 and B0, and it is not affected by the deterioration of the LED (light emitting element) or the temperature characteristics of the LED or the light receiving element. The circuit configuration that keeps the amplitudes of the A0 signal and the B0 signal constant will be described.

  The LED light amount correction circuit 31 includes an LED light emitting circuit 25, an LED light receiving circuit 27, and an LED light amount control circuit 29. The LED light emitting circuit 25 includes an LED (light emitting element) and a transistor that adjusts a current flowing through the LED.

  The LED light emission amount 26 can be increased by increasing the current flowing through the LED. The LED light receiving circuit 27 includes a light receiving element such as a PD (photodiode) or a PTR (phototransistor) and an operational amplifier.

  When the light receiving element receives light from the LED, the light receiving element converts the light into a voltage according to the amount of the light and outputs the voltage. Since these voltages have a very small voltage value of several hundred mV, they are amplified by an operational amplifier and used. The LED light receiving circuit 27 is provided with not only a light receiving element for generating a sine wave signal but also a light receiving element for measuring the amount of light, and the measured light amount is output as a measured light amount 28.

  The LED light quantity control circuit 29 generates a light quantity control signal 30 by a control circuit such as proportional-integral control so that the measured light quantity 28 is compared with a predetermined reference voltage. The generated light quantity control signal 30 is input to the LED light emitting circuit 25 to adjust the current flowing through the LED.

The reference voltage set by the LED light quantity control circuit 29 is generated by the LED light quantity correction circuit 31 2.
The amplitudes of the phase sine wave signals A0 and B0 may be set so as to be within the measurable level of the AD conversion means 2.

  As described above, the LED light quantity correction circuit 31 is provided by the circuit configuration and arithmetic processing of the third embodiment, so that the amplitude fluctuations of the two-phase sine wave signal A0 signal and B0 signal can be reduced. A high-resolution encoder that is resistant to secular change and is not affected by the roughness of the sampling period when the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal is high can be obtained.

  A fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The difference from the third embodiment is that two types of set frequencies for determination by the correction determination means 22 are provided, which will be described in detail.

  The correction determination unit 22 can independently set a signal for validating or invalidating updating of the offset, amplitude correction value, and phase correction value. When the frequencies of the two-phase sine wave signal A0 signal and the B0 signal are increased, the detection interval becomes coarse because the sampling period of the AD conversion means 2 is long.

  As for the A1 signal and B1 signal of the two-phase sine wave signal detected by the peak value detector 15, the values around the peak value are not greatly affected by the roughness of the sampling period because the change in size is small. Therefore, the correction determination means 22 can set the set frequency 1 for determining the update of the offset and amplitude correction values to be high.

  For example, the peak value is attenuated by only 1% even if a deviation of ± 8 degrees occurs. In a system that can tolerate 1% variation, the number of samplings per cycle of a two-phase sinusoidal signal can be allowed up to a frequency of 22.5 (360/16). As the phase correction value, the intersection of the A2 signal and the B2 signal of the two-phase sine wave signal is detected, and when the intersection value fluctuates by 1%, the angle range becomes ± 0.6 degrees. Therefore, the set frequency 2 for determining the update of the phase correction value by the correction determination means 22 is set lower than the set frequency 1.

  As described above, the two-phase sine wave signal A0 signal can be set by setting the frequency to be set by the correction determination means 22 of the fourth embodiment independently for the offset, amplitude correction value, and phase correction value. Since the amplitude fluctuation of the B0 signal can be reduced, it has a high resolution that is resistant to temperature change and secular change and is not affected by the roughness of the sampling period when the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal is high. An encoder can be obtained.

  A fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described. The difference from the first embodiment to the fourth embodiment is that the correction determination means 22 determines whether updating of one of the offset and amplitude correction values or the phase correction value is valid or invalid. This will be described in detail.

  In a system in which the frequencies of the A0 signal and the B0 signal of the two-phase sine wave signal are low, fluctuations in amplitude can be ignored as described above. Therefore, even if updating of offset and amplitude correction values is always enabled. no problem. In this case, it is only necessary to detect whether to update or invalidate only the correction value of the phase correction.

In some cases, the phase shift may be determined by the accuracy of the grating-like slit plate by a linear scale or the like. In this case, only the offset and amplitude correction need be performed without performing the phase correction processing by the phase correction means 6. The correction determination means 22 may determine whether the update of the offset and amplitude correction values is valid or invalid.

  As described above, the correction determination unit 22 is configured to determine whether the update of the offset and amplitude correction values is valid / invalid or whether the update of the phase correction value is valid / invalid. It is possible to reduce the cost because the circuit scale can be kept small, and it is resistant to temperature and aging, and when the frequency of the two-phase sine wave signal is high, it can be affected by the roughness of the sampling period. No high resolution encoder can be obtained.

  In the first to fifth embodiments, the two-phase signal has been described as a sine wave. However, a phase correction can be performed with a similar configuration for a pseudo sine wave and a triangular wave whose waveforms are distorted.

  The encoder signal phase correction circuit of the present invention is useful not only for servo motor control devices but also for devices equipped with an encoder for obtaining high-resolution position information.

1 is a block diagram of an encoder circuit according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Explanatory drawing of the operation | movement waveform of the peak value detector in Example 1. FIG. Explanatory drawing of the operation | movement waveform of the phase error detector in Example 1. FIG. Explanatory drawing of the result of interpolating a sine wave signal without using correction judgment means Explanatory drawing of the result of having interpolated the sine wave signal in Example 1 Block diagram of an encoder circuit in the second embodiment Explanatory drawing of the amplitude-temperature characteristic in Example 2 Explanatory drawing of the offset-temperature characteristic in Example 2 Block diagram of encoder circuit in embodiment 3 Block diagram of encoder circuit in Embodiment 4 Explanatory diagram for detecting the maximum and minimum values of a sine wave signal in a conventional example Explanatory drawing which detects the amount of phase errors in the conventional example Explanatory drawing of the corrected sine wave signal in the conventional example

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2 AD conversion means (AD converter)
4 Offset / amplitude correction means
6 Phase correction means 7 Phase error detector 9 Phase correction circuit 10 Position data conversion means
13 Phase error correction amount 14 Interpolation data (interpolation angle data θIP)
15 Peak detector 16, 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d Maximum value / minimum value signal 17a, 17b A phase, B phase logic signal 18a, 18b, 18c, 18d Maximum value / minimum value detection trigger signal 19 2-phase sine Wave signal frequency signal 20, 20a, 20b Correction value update signal 21 Speed detector 22 Correction determination means 23 Correction value update circuit 24 Temperature detector 25 LED light emission circuit 26 LED light emission amount 27 LED light reception circuit 28 Measurement light amount control 29 LED light amount control Circuit 30 Light quantity control signal 31 LED light quantity correction circuit 33 Temperature data A0, B0 A phase, B phase analog original signal A1, B1 A phase after digital conversion, B phase signal A2, B2 A phase after offset / amplitude correction, B phase signal A3, B3 A phase, B phase signal after phase correction

Claims (5)

A / D conversion means for generating A1 signal and B1 signal by converting orthogonal A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals into digital data, a peak detector for detecting the maximum and minimum values of the A1 signal and B1 signal, Offset / amplitude correction means for generating an A2 signal and a B2 signal by obtaining an offset / amplitude correction value from an offset and amplitude error using the maximum and minimum values detected by the peak detector and correcting the offset and amplitude. A phase error detector for detecting the phase error amount of the A2 signal and the B2 signal, a phase correction value is obtained from the phase error amount detected by the phase error detector, and the A3 signal and B3 having a phase difference of 90 degrees are obtained. In a position detector having phase correction means for generating a signal and position data conversion means for converting the A3 signal and the B3 signal into position data, a speed for detecting the frequencies of the A phase and the B phase. A detector and a correction determination unit that enables / disables updating of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value, and the correction determination unit has a frequency detected by the speed detector exceeding a set frequency. The update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is invalidated at a time, and the update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is validated when the frequency becomes lower than a set frequency. An encoder signal correction circuit characterized by the above. A temperature detector for measuring the temperature around the circuit, and when the update of the offset / amplitude correction value and the phase correction value is invalidated by the correction determination means, the temperature detected by the temperature detector; The encoder signal according to claim 1, wherein the offset / amplitude correction value is corrected from a temperature coefficient of a sine wave signal of A phase and B phase obtained in advance from a temperature difference when the offset / amplitude correction value is calculated. Correction circuit. 3. The encoder signal correction circuit according to claim 1, further comprising an LED light amount correction circuit that controls an amplitude of the A-phase and B-phase sine wave signals to be constant at a stage preceding the AD conversion unit. The correction determination means invalidates the update of the offset / amplitude correction value when the frequency detected by the speed detector exceeds the set frequency 1, and the offset / amplitude The update of the correction value is enabled, the update of the correction value of the phase is disabled when the frequency detected by the speed detector exceeds the set frequency 2, and the correction value of the phase is set when the frequency becomes equal to or less than the set frequency 2. The encoder signal correction circuit according to claim 1, wherein the updating of the encoder signal is made effective. 5. The correction determination unit according to claim 1, wherein the correction determination unit enables / disables updating of a correction value of any one of the offset / amplitude correction unit and the phase correction unit. Encoder signal correction circuit.

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