Vehicle vision system using image data transmission and power supply via a coaxial cable
IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
H04N-005/232
H04N-007/18
H04N-007/10
H01B-003/44
H01B-011/18
H01B-001/02
H01B-007/02
B60R-016/02
출원번호
US-0438825
(2017-02-22)
등록번호
US-9900490
(2018-02-20)
발명자
/ 주소
Ihlenburg, Joern
Steigerwald, Jens
Schöppner, Michael Dominik
출원인 / 주소
MAGNA ELECTRONICS INC.
대리인 / 주소
Gardner, Linn, Burkhart & Flory, LLP
인용정보
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1인용 특허 :
249
초록▼
A vision system for a vehicle includes a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, with each of the imaging sensors capturing image data. The imaging sensors are connected to a control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial
A vision system for a vehicle includes a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, with each of the imaging sensors capturing image data. The imaging sensors are connected to a control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial cables. Each single core coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data from the respective imaging sensor, (ii) power to the respective imaging sensor and (iii) communication data. Each of the imaging sensors is operable to transmit calibration data to the control. Each of the imaging sensors transmits calibration data when the respective imaging sensor is triggered to transmit calibration data. The vision system, responsive to receipt of calibration data by the control, is operable to identify the respective one of the imaging sensors transmitting the received calibration data.
대표청구항▼
1. A vision system for a vehicle, said vision system comprising: a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, each of said imaging sensors capturing image data;a control disposed at the vehicle;wherein said imaging sensors are connected to sai
1. A vision system for a vehicle, said vision system comprising: a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, each of said imaging sensors capturing image data;a control disposed at the vehicle;wherein said imaging sensors are connected to said control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial cables;wherein each said single core coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data from the respective imaging sensor, (ii) power to the respective imaging sensor and (iii) communication data;wherein each of said imaging sensors is operable to transmit calibration data to said control;wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data when the respective imaging sensor is triggered to transmit calibration data;wherein said vision system, responsive to receipt of calibration data by said control, is operable to identify the respective one of said imaging sensors transmitting the received calibration data; andwherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data responsive to detection of a particular pattern in the field of view of the respective imaging sensor. 2. A vision system for a vehicle, said vision system comprising: a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, each of said imaging sensors capturing image data;a control disposed at the vehicle;wherein said imaging sensors are connected to said control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial cables;wherein each said single core coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data from the respective imaging sensor, (ii) power to the respective imaging sensor and (iii) communication data;wherein each of said imaging sensors is operable to transmit calibration data to said control;wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data when the respective imaging sensor is triggered to transmit calibration data;wherein said vision system, responsive to receipt of calibration data by said control, is operable to identify the respective one of said imaging sensors transmitting the received calibration data; andwherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data that comprises an overlay in the image data captured by the respective imaging sensor. 3. A vision system for a vehicle, said vision system comprising: a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, each of said imaging sensors capturing image data;a control disposed at the vehicle;wherein said imaging sensors are connected to said control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial cables;wherein each said single core coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data from the respective imaging sensor, (ii) power to the respective imaging sensor and (iii) communication data;wherein each of said imaging sensors is operable to transmit calibration data to said control;wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data when the respective imaging sensor is triggered to transmit calibration data;wherein said vision system, responsive to receipt of calibration data by said control, is operable to identify the respective one of said imaging sensors transmitting the received calibration data; andwherein, when initially powering up said vision system, a transceiver of each of said imaging sensors is tuned to an initial communication mode, which is suitable for communication with at least one of (i) said control, (ii) a communication interface of said vision system and (iii) a display device of said vision system, and wherein a communication protocol is transmitted during the initial communication mode. 4. The vision system of claim 3, wherein the used communication protocol is transmitted during the initial communication mode. 5. A vision system for a vehicle, said vision system comprising: a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, each of said imaging sensors capturing image data;a control disposed at the vehicle;wherein said imaging sensors are connected to said control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial cables;wherein each said single core coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data from the respective imaging sensor, (ii) power to the respective imaging sensor and (iii) communication data;wherein each of said imaging sensors is operable to transmit calibration data to said control;wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data when the respective imaging sensor is triggered to transmit calibration data;wherein said vision system, responsive to receipt of calibration data by said control, is operable to identify the respective one of said imaging sensors transmitting the received calibration data; andwherein communication via each of said single core coaxial cables is via Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS), and wherein said LVDS interfaces with circuits with a first differential signal node comprising a core of the respective single core coaxial cable and a second differential signal node comprising a shield of the respective single core coaxial cable. 6. The vision system of claim 5, wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data responsive to an initial activation of said vision system and the respective one of said imaging sensors. 7. The vision system of claim 5, wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data during at least one vertical blanking interval. 8. The vision system of claim 7, wherein calibration data is transmitted in fractions over multiple vertical blanking intervals. 9. The vision system of claim 7, wherein calibration data is repeatedly transmitted over multiple vertical blanking intervals. 10. The vision system of claim 5, further comprising a display device operable to display images captured by said imaging sensor for viewing by a driver of the vehicle. 11. The vision system of claim 5, wherein each of said single core coaxial cables comprises a fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) perfluoroethylene-propylene plastic dielectric medium. 12. The vision system of claim 11, wherein each of said single core coaxial cables comprises (i) an inner core comprising copper, (ii) said dielectric medium, (iii) a foil screen, (iv) an outer conductor comprising copper and (v) an outer sheath. 13. The vision system of claim 5, wherein each of said single core coaxial cables comprises (i) an inner core comprising copper, (ii) a dielectric medium, (iii) a foil screen, (iv) an outer conductor comprising copper and (v) an outer sheath. 14. The vision system of claim 5, wherein each of said single core coaxial cables comprises (i) an inner core comprising copper, (ii) a dielectric medium, (iii) a foil screen, (iv) an outer conductor comprising copper, (v) a separating layer and (vi) an outer sheath. 15. The vision system of claim 5, wherein said power carried to said imaging sensors is from a DC power supply. 16. The vision system of claim 5, wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data that comprises an overlay in the image data captured by the respective imaging sensor. 17. A vision system for a vehicle, said vision system comprising: a plurality of imaging sensors disposed at the vehicle and having respective exterior fields of view, each of said imaging sensors capturing image data;a control disposed at the vehicle;wherein said imaging sensors are connected to said control via respective ones of a plurality of single core coaxial cables;wherein each said single core coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data from the respective imaging sensor, (ii) power to the respective imaging sensor and (iii) communication data;wherein each of said imaging sensors is operable to transmit calibration data to said control;wherein each of said imaging sensors transmits calibration data when the respective imaging sensor is triggered to transmit calibration data;wherein said vision system, responsive to receipt of calibration data by said control, is operable to identify the respective one of said imaging sensors transmitting the received calibration data; andwherein said vision system utilizes at least one of (i) an ETHERNET communication protocol, (ii) a Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link (GMSL) protocol and (iii) a FPD-Link III protocol. 18. The vision system of claim 17, wherein each of said single core coaxial cables provides bidirectional communication between said control and the respective imaging sensor. 19. The vision system of claim 17, wherein communication via each of said single core coaxial cables is via Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS), and wherein said LVDS interfaces with circuits with a first differential signal node comprising a core of the respective single core coaxial cable and a second differential signal node comprising a shield of the respective single core coaxial cable. 20. The vision system of claim 19, wherein said power supply is spread from AC signals by filter stages at each of said first and second differential signal nodes.
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