Diehl Metering Systems Gmbh

Diehl Metering S.a.s.

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Bernard Dockwiller

Guy Bach

Thomas Kauppert

Klaus Gottschalk

Petra Joppich-Dohlus

Thomas Blank

Eric Perrin

Stefan Herr

A method operates a mobile readout system having at least one stationary consumption meter and a mobile readout receiver for reading out the consumption meter as the readout receiver moves past the consumption meter. A two-way communication takes place between the consumption meter and the readout receiver by using the consumption meter to transmit status information stored in the consumption meter, using the readout receiver to receive the status information, using the readout receiver to request additional information from the consumption meter by using a request command, and transmitting encrypted additional information from the consumption meter to the readout receiver. A readout receiver having a receiver for acquiring data from a plurality of spatially distributed consumption meters by using radio transmission according to the method is also provided.

Method for operating a mobile readout system and readout receiver

The autonomous electronic module () includes: &#x2014;a cell () providing a supply current (I) to the electronic module, &#x2014;a resistor () connected in series with the cell, the resistor exhibiting terminals, &#x2014;elements for measuring a voltage () across the terminals of the resistor and elements for evaluating the charge remaining (), arranged so as to process a measurement of the voltage in order to calculate the charge remaining of the cell ().

Autonomous electronic module

Inductive angular-position sensor, including a partially metallized disk that moves in rotation around its axis of revolution; and a stator that includes a primary coil and several secondary coils, whereby the secondary coils are arranged essentially symmetrically in pairs relative to the axis of revolution, so as to form one or more pairs of secondary coils, whereby the secondary coils of each pair are connected, on the one hand, to one another, in series and in phase opposition relative to one another, and, on the other hand, to the terminals of a measuring element that can generate an output signal that depends on the voltage at the terminals of the pair.

Inductive angular-position sensor

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