Charging system, charging node and charging method
A billing node and billing system technology, applied in transmission systems, metering/billing/accounting devices, data exchange details, etc., can solve problems such as limited service coverage and high communication costs
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[0072] Since billing nodes are energy-constrained devices, they usually need to be powered by batteries or charged by solar energy. Therefore, in order to prolong the usage time of the charging node and avoid failure due to insufficient power, the charging node enters the sleep state, that is, stops the circuits and components, when no user operates the charging node or the charging node has no session to process. part of the work in order to save energy. Meanwhile, in order to ensure normal communication of the wireless mesh network composed of charging nodes, all charging nodes (including the first charging node and the second charging node) need to perform synchronous sleep. There are many methods for realizing synchronous sleep. For example, a synchronous clock can be set, and the synchronous clock controls each charging node to enter the sleep state at the same time point and enter the active state at the same time.
[0073] image 3 It is a state transition diagram of ...
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[0090] This embodiment proposes a technical solution. In the technical solution, the delay ratio in the session processing process is Figure 4 The technical solution shown is shorter, especially in the delay-sensitive banking business, the shorter delay can avoid user operation failure, thereby bringing a better experience to the user.
[0091] In this embodiment, a state is added for the charging node, that is, a temporary active state. After the charging node enters the temporary active state, the charging node remains active all the time. Image 6 It is a state transition diagram of the charging node in the second embodiment of the present invention. like Image 6 As shown, in this embodiment, three states are set for the charging node, ie, an active state, a sleep state and a temporary active state. Wherein, the charging node can be figure 2 The shown first billing node may also be figure 2 The second charging node shown. The charging node transitions from the sle...
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