CN211127810U - Power channel in-optical cable fault positioning system based on NB-IoT technology - Google Patents

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CN211127810U
CN211127810U CN201922233084.4U CN201922233084U CN211127810U CN 211127810 U CN211127810 U CN 211127810U CN 201922233084 U CN201922233084 U CN 201922233084U CN 211127810 U CN211127810 U CN 211127810U
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The utility model relates to an optical cable fault location field in the channel especially relates to an optical cable fault location system in electric power channel based on NB-IoT technique, can be when the optical cable breaks down appear in the channel not rely on optical cable self to transmit the transmission of accomplishing monitoring information and fault information, can survey the distance of optical cable fault point and test point through long-range optical cable fault test terminal, and convert the geographical position information of survey for concrete shaft and channel and show at optical cable running state monitoring module's display terminal, and send to remote mobile monitoring end, the fortune dimension personnel arrive near back, take L ED to respond to the optical cable fault location under the optical cable fault location environment of light sum no satellite positioning environment under the weak guide of RFID label, thereby improve fortune dimension personnel's fault location speed and fortune dimension efficiency.

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Power channel in-optical cable fault positioning system based on NB-IoT technology
Technical Field
The utility model relates to an optical cable fault location field in the channel especially relates to an optical cable fault location system in electric power channel based on NB-IoT technique.
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The optical cable is widely applied in the communication field, and in order to ensure the smoothness of an optical cable communication link, a fault point position needs to be quickly found and positioned for elimination when the optical cable has a fault so as to ensure the reliability and the safety of an optical cable communication system. The channel laying is a common optical cable laying mode, but due to the fact that the path of a line is complex under the influence of laying environment, visibility in the channel is poor, and difficulty is brought to accurate fault location of the optical cable. The current optical cable fault positioning method used in the channel environment mainly has the following problems:
1. in the prior art, a red light fault detection technology or an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) technology is generally adopted to locate an optical cable fault. The method needs field detection of workers, fault points are found out through visual inspection, the visibility of the channel environment is poor, huge manpower is needed for long-distance large-range detection, meanwhile, tiny disturbance of the optical cable cannot be monitored, early warning cannot be given out, and the monitoring cost of the optical cable is increased. The fault distance from the optical cable to the test equipment is given, and the fault point is difficult to find and eliminate quickly in the visual environment of the channel.
2. In the prior art, optical cable fault location is also performed through communication data chain analysis. The detection method has the problems that a loop of a communication link cannot be formed after the optical cable fails, namely, when communication detection is carried out, a fault line can be found, and when the optical cable cannot complete information transmission, the fault end can receive test data of the detection end and can return a test requirement to the test end.
3. The method comprises the steps of conducting fault elimination on an optical cable in a channel, not only finding a fault, but also only measuring the distance from a fault point to a test point through OTDR, and knowing a specific geographical position, particularly converting the test distance into a path distance of the optical cable in the underground channel, converting the path distance into an actual path according to the path distance, and finally determining the position of the cable fault point through the path. However, in the prior art, the method for testing the fault distance of the optical cable based on the OTDR does not involve or consider the complex situation of the routing of the optical cable in the channel, and has a large error with the actual geographical position of the positioning fault.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
When an optical cable fails, the optical cable is characterized in that service data interaction carried by the optical cable is abnormal, generally, if the service data interaction is completely interrupted, or multiple services of the same cable are interrupted, the physical fault of the optical cable can be determined; if the single service is interrupted, the light emitting port or the light receiving port of the equipment can be in failure; if occasional faults occur in service data interaction, the movable connector in the optical cable is possibly not fastened in place or slightly polluted, the connection of the optical cable joint box is not firm or the coiled and pressed fibers are accommodated, and the curvature of the turning position of the optical cable is too small to cause the faults. When the fault of the optical cable is positioned, the type of the fault of the optical cable is determined according to the transmission condition of service data carried by the optical cable, after a fault line is determined, the optical cable is tested by using technologies such as OTDR (optical time Domain reflectometer) and the like to determine the property and the position of the fault of the optical cable, fault type information and positioning information are transmitted to operation and maintenance personnel on the same line, and the operation and maintenance personnel are instructed to finish troubleshooting recovery.
The to-be-solved technical problem of the utility model is to provide an optical cable fault location system in electric power channel based on NB-IoT technique, can be when the optical cable breaks down appear in the channel not rely on the transmission of optical cable transmission completion monitoring information and fault information by oneself, can survey the distance of optical cable fault point and test point through long-range optical cable fault test terminal, and convert the geographical position information of survey for concrete shaft and channel and show at optical cable running state monitoring module's display terminal, and send to the long-range removal control end, fortune dimension personnel arrive near back, realize under the weak light in the channel and the optical cable fault location under the no satellite positioning environment under the guide of responding to the RFID label at area L ED, thereby improve fortune dimension personnel's fault location speed and fortune dimension efficiency.
The utility model provides an optical cable fault location system in power channel based on NB-IoT technique, including optical cable running state monitoring module (1), optical cable fault detection module (2), take L ED to answer RFID label (3), RFID card reader (4), NB-IoT base station (5), NB-IoT terminal (6), NB-IoT core network (7), remote mobile monitoring end (8), and power module (9) of each equipment and module, optical cable running state monitoring module (1) is connected with optical cable fault detection module (2) and NB-IoT core network (7), optical cable running state monitoring module (1) and optical cable fault detection module (2) set up in long-range monitoring center, optical cable running state monitoring module (1) includes server cluster (10), display terminal module (11), optical cable fault detection module (2) be one or more optical fiber domain reflectometer (OTDR) (12), take L answer label (3), RFID card reader (4), IoT card reader (5), IoT-IoT terminal (6) for the optical cable fault detection module (2) send out the radio frequency identification system, the radio frequency identification system sends out, the RFID label sends out, the radio frequency identification system sends out radio frequency identification system, the radio frequency identification system identification is based on the power channel based on the NB-IoT technology, the power channel based on the NB-IoT technology, the NB-IoT technology, the power channel, the power of the power channel, the power.
Further, the server cluster (10) comprises a GIS server (13), an operation and maintenance monitoring standing book data server (14), an electronic tag management server (15) and an APP management server (16).
Further, the remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) is a mobile intelligent communication device (17), or a tablet computer (18), or a notebook computer (19).
Furthermore, the remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) further comprises an RFID reading module (20) and/or an optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) module (21), and the remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) is connected with the RFID reading module (20) and the optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) module (21) through a serial communication bus or WIFI.
Further, the NB-IoT terminal (6) is BC28, and the BC28 includes circuits such as baseband, radio frequency power management, peripheral interface, and the like.
A fitting algorithm for the power in-channel optical cable fault positioning system based on the NB-IoT technology is capable of converting fault distance information of an optical cable into actual position information of the optical cable in a channel by combining optical cable routing information and an actual geographic position, and comprises the following implementation steps:
the RFID reader (4) is connected with the NB-IoT terminal (6), then a signal for reading the RFID sent by the optical cable running state monitoring module (1) is received through the NB-IoT base station (5) and the NB-IoT core network (7), the state of the L ED which is provided with the ED response RFID tag (3) on the optical cable near the fault point is controlled to be converted, the visual guidance of the fault position is realized, the remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) is connected with the NB-IoT terminal (6), and then the instruction information sent by the optical cable running state monitoring module (1) is received through the NB-IoT base station (5) and the NB-IoT core network (7), and the instruction information sent by the NB-IoT running state monitoring module (1) is reported and the information is detected.
Step 1: establishing a database of cable routing paths, including splice closure
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The ith closure, denoted as the o-th cable; terminal box
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The jth terminal closure denoted as the mth cable; ODF frame
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The kth ODF shelf, denoted as the o-th cable; vertical shaft
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The ith shaft, denoted as the mth cable; special path laying point
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The mth special routing point of the mth optical cable; entry point
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The nth entry point, denoted as the o-th cable; and splice case cable length
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The cable drum remaining length of the ith closure, denoted as the o-th cable; terminal box optical cable length
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The cable drum reserve length of the jth termination box denoted as the o-th cable; ODF rack optical cable length
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The cable reel reserve length of the kth ODF rack denoted as the o-th cable; length of optical cable in vertical shaft
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The cable drum reserve length for the ith shaft represented as the mth cable; length of optical cable laid on special path
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The remaining length of the optical cable coil is expressed as the mth special routing laying point of the mth optical cable; length of optical cable entering room
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The nth entry point cable reel, denoted as the o-th cable, retains length information.
Step 2, arranging L ED response RFID labels on each joint box, terminal box, ODF frame, joint pit, special routing laying point and entrance point on the routing path of the optical cables, simultaneously determining the set interval length of the labels by combining the detection precision of an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) on each optical cable, arranging L ED response RFID labels on the interval points, and establishing a database RFID of corresponding electronic labels according to the set labelsorDenoted as the set point for the r-th ribbon L ED responding RFID tags for the o-th cable, and a length database between two adjacent electronic tag index points
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The r tape L ED response RFID tag denoted as the o optical cable is connected with the adjacent r +1 length between RFID tags with L ED response;
and step 3: measuring optical cable joint box
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Terminal box
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Entry point
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Vertical shaft
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The longitude and latitude coordinates, and the database which is established by the correlation between the actual geographic position and the GIS comprise: joint box
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<XX.XXXXXX°,YY.YYYYYY°>Point of entry into the room
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<XX.XXXXXX°,YY.YYYYYY°>Shaft of the mine
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And 4, step 4: establishing a service TsAnd joint box
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Terminal box
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ODF frame
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Vertical shaft
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Special path laying point
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Entry point
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And a band L ED responding RFID tag RFIDorA corresponding relational database of (a);
step 5, calculating and storing each RFID label with L ED response on the optical cable corresponding to each serviceorTo service issue point connector box
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Length of (2)
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Denoted as the length of the S-th service from the r-th electronic tag to the first closure on the o-th cable,
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wherein,
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the sum of the lengths of all the closure cables traversed by the service,
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the sum of the lengths of all the terminal enclosure cables traversed by the service,
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the sum of the lengths of all the terminal enclosure cables traversed by the service,
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the sum of the lengths of all ODF shelf cables traversed by the service,
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is the service stationThe lengths of the optical cables passing through all the special routing laying points are equal,
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the sum of the lengths of all the ingress point cables traversed by the service,
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(1+ a) is the sum of the lengths between all adjacent RFID tags with L ED response passed by the service, and a is the natural bending rate of the optical cable;
step 6, the belt L ED is used for answering the RFID label RFIDorCorresponding shaft
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Is marked with a tag RFIDorTo service issue point connector box
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Length of (2)
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Into shafts
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To service issue point connector box
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Length of (2)
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And storing;
and 7: carrying out cycle check on the service running state, and if service data interaction is interrupted in a whole way or a plurality of services on the same cable are interrupted, turning to the step 7; if the single service is interrupted or the service data interaction has occasional faults, turning to step 13;
step 8, measuring the numerical length L1 of the fault optical cable by using an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR), calculating the actual length L2,
L2=L1/(1+p) (2)
wherein p is the optical fiber in the optical cable, and the value of p varies with the structure of the optical cable;
and step 9: calculating and determining the nearest silo to the fault point
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And determining the corresponding shaft
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Step 10, calculating and determining a L ED response RFID label which is closest to a fault point and has the length larger than L2
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And determines the corresponding band L ED responding RFID tag minRFIDorAnd controls L ED lamp to light or flash,
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step 11: if it is not
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Indicating that the point of failure is from the nearest silo
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To the terminal box, if
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Indicating that the point of failure is from the nearest silo
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In the direction of the joint box, operation and maintenance personnel can receive detection direction information according to the remote mobile monitoring terminal, and find and remove fault points under the guidance of a L ED response RFID label;
step 12: reporting the elimination result, informing an optical cable fault detection module to carry out recovery test, and going to step 7;
step 13: controlling the corresponding splice closure of the business
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Terminal box
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The belt L ED responds to the lighting or flashing of the RFID label and corresponds to the joint box
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Terminal box
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The optical cable head is detached and dedusted, and then an optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) is used for checking, such as the faults of a joint box, a terminal box or connecting equipment, after the replacement and maintenance, the optical cable head is inserted, the elimination result is reported, an optical cable fault detection module is informed to carry out recovery test, and the process goes to the step 7.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that the utility model relates to an optical cable fault location system in power channel based on NB-IoT technique has been realized, including optical cable running state monitoring module, optical cable fault detection module, take L ED response RFID label, the RFID card reader, NB-IoT basic station, NB-IoT terminal, NB-IoT core network, long-range removal control end, and the power module of each equipment and module, through this system can be continuous, dynamic, the real-time data service interactive state that the optical cable bore in the control channel, and send the abnormal state information of gathering to the optical cable fault detection module and the long-range removal control end of distal end respectively, can appear when the optical cable breaks down in the channel not rely on optical cable self transmission to accomplish the transmission of monitoring information and fault information, can survey the distance of fault point and optical cable fault point and channel through long-range optical cable fault test terminal, and convert the distance information of survey for the geographical position information of concrete and channel and show at the display terminal of optical cable running state monitoring module, and send to remote removal control end after reaching near, the maintenance personnel realize the maintenance light and weak fault location in L orientation satellite under the area, thereby the operation efficiency is improved.
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FIG. 2 is a topological connection diagram of an optical cable operation state monitoring module
FIG. 3 is a connection diagram of a remote mobile monitoring terminal
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, not all, of the embodiments of the present invention. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art without creative efforts belong to the protection scope of the present invention.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, with reference to fig. 1, the utility model discloses an optical cable fault location system in power channel based on NB-IoT technology, including optical cable operating status monitoring module (1), optical cable fault detection module (2), power supply module (9) with L ED response RFID tag (3), RFID reader (4), NB-IoT base station (5), NB-IoT terminal (6), NB-IoT core network (7), remote mobile monitoring terminal (8), and each device and module, optical cable operating status monitoring module (1) is connected with optical cable fault detection module (2) and NB-IoT core network (7), optical cable operating status monitoring module (1) and optical cable fault detection module (2) are disposed in remote monitoring center, IoT operating status monitoring module (1) includes server cluster (10), display terminal module (11), optical cable fault detection module (2) is one or more optical domain meters (r) (12), IoT terminal with IoT terminal (3), IoT transponder (4), display terminal module (11), optical cable fault detection module (2) is one or more optical fiber domain meters (OTDR) (12), IoT terminal with IoT terminal (3), IoT transponder terminal (4), RFID tag (NB) and NB-NB) send out fault detection signal, NB-NB transceiver receive the signal through NB-NB transceiver (3) and send out, send out fault detection module (3-NB) and send out, send out the signal, send out the radio frequency transceiver station (3) and send out the radio frequency transceiver, send out radio frequency transceiver module (3-IoT radio frequency transceiver) and send out radio frequency signal, send out radio frequency transceiver, receive the radio frequency transceiver station (3-radio frequency transceiver station (3) and receive the radio frequency transceiver station (3) and send out radio frequency transceiver, receive the radio frequency transceiver station (3) and send out radio frequency transceiver, receive the radio frequency signal, receive the radio frequency transceiver station (3) and send out radio frequency transceiver station (7).
According to an embodiment of the present invention, with reference to fig. 2, the server cluster (10) includes a GIS server (13), an operation and maintenance monitoring ledger data server (14), an electronic tag management server (15), and an APP management server (16).
According to an embodiment of the present invention, in combination with fig. 3, the remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) is a mobile intelligent communication device (17), or a tablet computer (18), or a notebook computer (19).
According to an embodiment of the utility model, combine fig. 3 remote mobile monitoring end (8) still include that RFID reads module (20) and/or optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) module (21), remote mobile monitoring end (8) read module (20), optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) module (21) and link to each other through serial communication bus or WIFI and RFID.
According to one embodiment of the present invention, the NB-IoT terminal (5) is BC28, and the BC28 includes baseband, rf power management, peripheral interface, and other circuits.
The foregoing is a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and for those skilled in the art, the following will also provide the guidance of the present invention, and the changes, modifications, replacements and deformations of the embodiments will still fall within the protection scope of the present invention without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention.

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1. An optical cable fault location system in a power channel based on NB-IoT technology comprises an optical cable running state monitoring module (1), an optical cable fault detection module (2), an ED response RFID label (3) with L ED, an RFID card reader (4), an NB-IoT base station (5), an NB-IoT terminal (6), an NB-IoT core network (7), a remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) and a power supply module (9) of each device and module, and is characterized in that the optical cable running state monitoring module (1) is connected with the optical cable fault detection module (2) and the NB-IoT core network (7), the optical cable running state monitoring module (1) and the optical cable fault detection module (2) are arranged in a remote monitoring center, the optical cable running state monitoring module (1) comprises a server cluster (10) and a display terminal module (11), the optical cable fault detection module (2) is one or more Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDR) (12), the RFID label (3), the RFID card reader (4), the IoT base station (5), the NB-IoT terminal (6) are arranged in a special optical cable or more optical wave time domain reflectometer (OTDR) (12), the RFID label) is connected with an EDS-OTDR) and an NB-OTDR terminal (NB-OTDR) through a power channel connection point (3-NB transceiver (7) to receive a signal transmission and a remote monitoring point (7) connection point (3-EDS connection point, and an EDS connection point (3-NB-I transceiver (7) to read signal, an EDS network connection point, an EDS network (7) which receives a signal, a RFID label (7) which receives a signal, a RFID label (7) which receives a RFID label (7) connected with an EDS signal, a RFID label (7).
2. The NB-IoT technology-based power in-channel optical cable fault location system according to claim 1, wherein the server cluster (10) comprises a GIS server (13), an operation and maintenance monitoring ledger data server (14), an electronic tag management server (15) and an APP management server (16).
3. An NB-IoT technology-based in-power-channel optical cable fault location system as claimed in claim 1, wherein the remote mobile monitoring terminal (8) is a mobile intelligent communication device (17), or a tablet computer (18), or a notebook computer (19).
4. An NB-IoT technology-based in-power-channel optical cable fault location system as claimed in claim 1, wherein the remote mobile monitoring end (8) further comprises an RFID reading module (20) and/or an optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) module (21), and the remote mobile monitoring end (8) is connected to the RFID reading module (20) and the optical wave frequency domain reflectometer (OFDR) module (21) through a serial communication bus or WIFI.
5. An NB-IoT technology based power in-channel cable fault location system in accordance with claim 1, wherein the NB-IoT terminal (6) is BC28, BC28 comprises baseband, rf power management, peripheral interface circuits.
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