Cyber security — Securing the protection and control relay communication in substation

Sukumara, T; Starck, Janne; Vellore, Jay; Kumar, Eashwar; G, Harish.

doi:10.1109/cpre.2018.8349788

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“…One main difference between these methods of control, are the areas they cover. For example the DMS is a system that manages of distribution systems or circuits, where an EMS manages the systems within transmission networks [23].…”

Section: Digital To Analog Converters (Dacs)mentioning

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Application of advanced communication and control technologies for smart grid : a comprehensive review

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2018

IJET

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This paper presents a comprehensive review of advanced control and communication technologies of smart grid (SG). Various func-tions/features of SG include real-time pricing, voltage/VAr control, frequency control, power quality, demand response management, distri-bution system restoration, and reconfiguration, distributed generation dispatch and storage. There is a strong requirement to control these functions, as well as to communicate within themselves. Suppose, if two-way communication is not possible then it cannot be considered as a function of SG. When trying to track or monitor a function, one must be able to control, command, and communicate with it. In order to control observation ability and measure of some type of numerical quantity that is obtained from a real time measuring device being moni-tored is necessary. Some of these measurable quantities are: overvoltage limits, security measures and contingency analysis. This paper addresses various challenges of control and communication techniques of SG.

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Section: Digital To Analog Converters (Dacs)mentioning

confidence: 99%