Is the computing power of the main control board insufficient? How many concurrent tasks can the edge computing of the OCPP charging pile's main control board handle instead of the cloud?

Scenarios that the OCPP charging pile main control board's edge computing can handle:

Fully replace cloud computing: offline transaction settlement, local time-sharing billing, and single-pile power limitation

Most alternatives: 

• orderly charging within the station (automatically adjusting the power of each charging pile according to the total incoming current)

Partial substitution: 

• relay life prediction, capacitor aging warning, and poor contact detection

• A small amount of substitution: local verification of certificates, PnC plug-and-charge

Irreplaceable: 

• real-time electricity price response, cross-station scheduling, and large model optimization

Core principle: 

• Edge computing resources are limited, and tasks that must be responded to within <100ms (such as protection, billing, and power regulation) should be handled by the edge. 

• Tasks that can tolerate a delay of >1 second should be handled by the cloud. 

• This is not a replacement, but rather a way to distribute and ensure minimum performance.

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