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CiA-Presentation.pptx Gennady Benderman | EEK4 1/26
Usage of CAN and CAN-FD for High-Definition Headlight Systems
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Introduction
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• Development of Light Sources: − Candle − Gas burner (Acetylene) − Electric headlamp „Bosch Light“ − Bilux lamp − Halogen lamp − Xenon gas lamp − Led − Laser
Introduction
Robert Bosch GmbH Osram Licht AG
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• Main light distributions: Low beam with a kink in the light-dark
border • Isolux diagrams:
Bird‘s eye perspective of low beam:
Bird‘s eye perspective of high beam:
Introduction
The Optical Society Hella KGaA Hueck & Co. ZKW Group GmbH
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Development of intelligent light functions
• Use of stepper motors for: − Beam height control − Curve light − Adaptive Front-lighting System (AFS)
• Camera based Advanced Driver Assistance System:
− Adaptive cut-off line − Glare-free high beam (vertical cut-off line) − Matrix light
Lead to higher safety on the road at night
Introduction
Hella KGaA Hueck & Co.
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Masked out region by Matrix Beam
Introduction
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Masked out persons by Matrix Beam
Introduction
Audi AG
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E/E-Architecture
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Control of intelligent headlamps via CAN
E/E-Architecture
Headlight control via a general CAN bus
Headlight control via a separate AFS-CAN bus
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Bus-Load
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• CAN is a well-known and economical communication standard • Calculation of the bus-load
[Bitsum] = bit [Cycletime] = s [Bitrate] = kbit/s
• Messages usually transmitted with cycle time tc1, at changes switch to faster tc2 • Stuffing bits additional increase of bus-load
Bus-Load
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• Advantages of CAN-FD: Longer data field of up to 64 Bytes Higher allowed data rate
• ISO-CAN-FD Frame with CRC bit stuffing counter
• The marked bits can transmitted with a higher CAN-FD specific bit rate
Bus-Load
Fast Transmission
Holger Zellwanger; CAN FD verbessert; www.elektroniknet.de, 2015
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• Calculation of the average CAN-FD bitrate • Calculation of the busload per message
[Bitsum] = bit [Cycletime] = s [Bitrate] = kbit/s
Bus-Load
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• Pixelwise transmission via 500kbit/s CAN
• Worst case bus load (incl. stuffing bits) at max. 50%
• Today’s exemplary bus load of the front-lighting CAN
Bus-Load
90 pixels, 6 bit CAN 500 kbit/s
CAN-FD 2 Mbit/s
CAN-FD 8 Mbit/s
best case/ no bit stuffing 30.83 % 10.98 % 4.62 %
best case/ with stuffing 36.37 % 12.96 % 5.45 %
worst case/ no bit stuffing 38.33 % 15.03 % 6.49 %
worst case/ bit stuffing 45.22 % 17.72 % 7.64 %
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Calculation of possible pixel number per headlamp • Number of pixels per 64 Byte data frame for highest average data rate:
• Collecting of CAN messages in new CAN-FD messages
Bus-Load
Bus Load <50% CAN-FD 2 Mbit/s
CAN-FD 5 Mbit/s
CAN-FD 8 Mbit/s
Number of Pixels/HL ~1500 ~3500 ~4700
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Matrix Light
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• 90 pixel matrix (30 by 30) • Overlap of neighbored segments
• Limited resolution overhead angle = open angle – object width
Matrix Light
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• Oncoming traffic relative speed of 200 km/h starting at 300 m
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• 1548 (86 by 18) pixel matrix with typical aspect ratio
Matrix Light
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• More relatively small switching steps of pixels by using a higher horizontal resolution
More comfortable for driver
Matrix Light
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• A smoother increase of switched off pixel by using a higher horizontal resolution
Matrix Light
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• Reduction of the overhead angle by using a higher horizontal resolution
Matrix Light
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Alternative Pixel Control
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• Transfer of object information from a central Light ECU to the headlamp ECUs
Data fusion in the Light ECU
Calculation effort because of the parallax effect
Object type, position, distance or object information for both coordinate systems
Image processing in both headlamps computationally intensive tasks in the headlamp ECUs
Alternative Pixel Control
Sascha Saralajew; Berechnungen der Fehlstellungen eines Scheinwerfersys-tems, 2014
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Thank you!