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Smart meters are the intelligent terminals of smart grids. They are no longer traditional energy meters. In addition to the basic electricity consumption measurement function of traditional energy meters, smart meters also have intelligent functions such as bidirectional multiple rate measurement, user side control, bidirectional data communication with multiple data transmission modes, and anti-theft functions to adapt to the use of smart grids and new energy. Smart meters represent the development direction of intelligent terminals for energy-saving smart grids in the future. With the increasing development of smart grids, the demand for intelligent user terminals in countries around the world is also growing. According to statistics, in the next five years, with the construction of smart grids in various countries around the world, the number of smart meters installed globally will reach 200 million. Similarly, in China, with the progress of the country's strong smart grid construction, the demand for smart meters as user terminals will also increase significantly. Conservatively estimated, the market will have a demand of about 170 million units. A portion of the funding allocated by the US government to upgrade the country's power grid is specifically intended to enable 13% of American households (18 million households) to install smart meters in the next three years. Advanced metrology has been completed in Europe, Italy, and SwedeninfrastructureDeploy to replace all regular electricity meters with smart meters. France, Spain, Germany, and the UK are expected to complete the comprehensive promotion and application of smart meters within the next 10 years.