More information about this interesting project can be found directly on the Oxygen Technologies website. Oxygen Technologies has chosen RevPi Core hardware and uses it as an intelligent gateway to integrate each participant into the decentralized network. In order for the system to work, the individual power plants and consumers must of course be able to constantly exchange their data with each other. The aim of this new type of infrastructure is, among other things, to pay lower electricity prices as consumers and to be less dependent on the big electricity companies. by using a solar plant on the roof) can trade their electricity decentrally and directly among each other without any middlemen. What exactly does that mean? Well, the idea of Oxygen Technologies is that private and commercial electricity producers (e. The german-based company Oxygen Technologies is a Fraunhofer spin-off in the field of energy informatics and develops in partnership with KUNBUS algorithms and IT solutions for automated peer-to-peer (P2P) trading of energy generated by decentralized power plants.

In today’s blog post we would like to introduce you to an interesting field of application of our Revolution Pi by the company Oxygen Technologies. Extension of the GPIO core by parallel readout of multiple digital inputs to enable performant access to the MAX31913:Ĭontinue reading “Our contribution to Linux 4.15” Use Case: How Revolution Pi helps to revolutionize the energy marketĪuthor Ekkehard (KUNBUS) Posted on JanuAugCategories Uncategorized Leave a comment on Use Case: How Revolution Pi helps to revolutionize the energy market.Extension of an existing driver by support for the analog input chip MCP3550 with high precision and extended temperature range:.New driver for the analog output chip TI DAC082S085 with extended temperature range:.New driver for the digital input chip MAX31913 with extended temperature range, protection against electromagnetic interference and detection of overheating and undervoltage:.The Linux kernel 4.15, which was released by Linus Torvalds on January 28, contains several interesting contributions by us: We’ve developed drivers for industrial analog and digital I/O chips that are built into Revolution Pi products and were previously unsupported by Linux.

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