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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 19, 2025
Filed:
Jun. 14, 2021
Diehl Metering Systems Gmbh, Nuremberg, DE;
Diehl Metering S.a.s., Saint Louis, FR;
Aster Breton, Saint Veran, FR;
Guy Bach, Waldighofen, FR;
Christoph Sosna, Nuremberg, DE;
Klaus Gottschalk, Winkelhaid, DE;
Achim Schmidt, Weissenohe, DE;
Thomas Kauppert, Nuremberg, DE;
Petra Joppich-Dohlus, Rathsberg, DE;
Stefan Schmitz, Nuremberg, DE;
Diel Metering Systems GmbH, Nuremberg, DE;
Diehl Metering S.A.S., Saint Louis, FR;
Abstract
A method collects data in a network having a consumption meter as part of a supply network and containing a sensor. The sensor contains a measuring element which provides raw measurement data corresponding to a physical or physicochemical value or parameter. The sensor contains a communication device and a memory. For the determination of the measurement resolution of the sensor the conditions for generating time stampings using a correlation model are determined in advance. On a basis of the correlation model, time stampings of successive raw measurement data in the sensor are generated, the time stampings are stored in the memory. The time stampings are transmitted over a wired connection and/or a radio link so that on the basis of the time stampings using the correlation model the raw measurement data collected by the measuring element are reconstructed and evaluated. Whereas raw measurement data is used for on-demand network analysis.