Authentication method for vehicle-mounted charging device, and corresponding device
An on-board charging and authentication method technology, applied in electric vehicle charging technology, charging stations, data exchange chargers, etc., can solve problems such as power theft by on-board charging equipment, prevent power theft, reduce accident rates, and improve safety Effect
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[0060] figure 1 Middle is a schematic diagram of the architecture of the wireless charging access authentication system of this embodiment. As shown, including:
[0061] The on-board charging device 101, such as the on-board charging device on an electric vehicle, may include a battery pack, a charging module, a control module, a wireless communication module and a display module. The on-vehicle charging device in this embodiment has a globally unique device identifier, which can be assigned by the device manufacturer when the device leaves the factory, and is fixed for life. Authentication data may also be stored in the on-board charging device, such as including a pre-configured certificate issued by the authentication center 105 .
[0062] User card 102, the user card is used to uniquely identify the identity of the user, and contains identity information of the user, including user ID and the like. Authentication data is also stored in the user identification card, such...
Embodiment 2
[0110] The process of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, the difference is that only the one-way authentication of the user by the device manager is performed, and the on-board charging device does not authenticate the device manager.
[0111] The specific differences in the process are reflected in:
[0112] In step 205, the authentication request sent by the on-board charging device to the wireless charging pile is information that carries a request for a certificate from the device manager;
[0113] In step 208, the authentication success response sent by the device manager to the wireless charging pile does not carry the device manager certificate;
[0114] In step 210, the on-board charging device does not verify the device manager certificate.
[0115] Further, the mutual authentication between the device manager and the on-board charging device can also be simplified as a one-way authentication of the device manager on the on-board charging ...
Embodiment 3
[0117] The flow of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, the difference is that the certificate of the on-board charging device is not preset, but downloaded from the CA during the authentication process.
[0118] The specific differences in the process are reflected in:
[0119] In step 201, the on-board charging device does not pre-configure the certificate;
[0120] In step 208, the authentication success response sent by the device manager to the wireless charging pile does not carry the device manager certificate;
[0121] In step 201, the on-board charging device does not verify the device manager certificate.
[0122] Between steps 203 and 204, the following step is added: the on-board charging device downloads the certificate. The on-board charging device can download the certificate from the CA, or download the certificate from other network elements related to certificate management.
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