The Application of Broadband Power Line Carrier Communication in Electric Energy Data Acquisition Remote Communication

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The remote communication is an important part of electric energy data acquisition system. Currently, the electric energy data acquisition remote communication has these disadvantages such as high costs of GPRS rental , poor reliability and it’s hard to meet the demand of real-time fee control and other senior business. To solve these problems, this paper proposes a solution for electric energy data acquisition remote communication channel by using built fiber access network to combine with broadband power line carrier communication technology .This solution have achieved a good result through field pilot application and validated the feasibility of it.

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