Energy@home Leveraging ZigBee to Enable Smart Grid in Residential Environment

Ranalli, Andrea; Borean, Claudio

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-38030-3_10

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“…One way is to get the FFT of each signal and applying the results periodically to compute Q according to the Equation (16). This estimation technique is powerful and has the purpose to identify the signal frequency composition.…”

Section: Reactive Power Measurementmentioning

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Experimental Results on a Wireless Wattmeter Device for the Integration in Home Energy Management Systems

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This paper presents a home area network (HAN)-based domestic load energy consumption monitoring prototype device as part of an advanced metering system (AMS). This device can be placed on individual loads or configured to measure several loads as a whole. The wireless communication infrastructure is supported on IEEE 805.12.04 radios that run a ZigBee stack. Data acquisition concerning load energy transit is processed in real time and the main electrical parameters are then transmitted through a RF link to a wireless terminal unit, which works as a data logger and as a human-machine interface. Voltage and current sensing are implemented using Hall effect principle-based transducers, while C code is developed on two 16/32-bit microcontroller units (MCUs). The main features and design options are then thoroughly discussed. The main contribution of this paper is that the proposed metering system measures the reactive energy component through the Hilbert transform for low cost measuring device systems.

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Section: Reactive Power Measurementmentioning

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Experimental Results on a Wireless Wattmeter Device for the Integration in Home Energy Management Systems

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“…In addition, it provides local service logic and remote services with high-level APIs for discovering, managing, and communicating with HAN devices. The protocol used for the communication between the HAN devices and the Home Gateway is based on ZigBee, since it is a low-cost, low-power-consumption, two-way, wireless communication standard [30]. ZigBee can be used in different application domains (e.g., home automation, healthcare, energy management, and telecom services) and a set of extensions have been designed for the Energy@Home system [31] and integrated in the version 1.2 of the Home Automation profile specification, ratified by the ZigBee Alliance in the second half of 2013. Cloud Services : the Home Gateway interacts with a remote Service Platform hosted in the telecommunication operator data centers providing storage and processing capabilities.…”

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Appliance Recognition in an OSGi-Based Home Energy Management Gateway

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International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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The rational use and management of energy is considered a key societal and technological challenge. Home energy management systems (HEMS) have been introduced especially in private home domains to support users in managing and controlling energy consuming devices. Recent studies have shown that informing users about their habits with appliances as well as their usage pattern can help to achieve energy reduction in private households. This requires instruments able to monitor energy consumption at fine grain level and provide this information to consumers. While the most existing approaches for load disaggregation and classification require high-frequency monitoring data, in this paper we propose an approach that exploits low-frequency monitoring data gathered by meters (i.e., Smart Plugs) displaced in the home. Moreover, while the most existing works dealing with appliance classification delegate the classification task to a remote central server, we propose a distributed approach where data processing

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Energy@home Leveraging ZigBee to Enable Smart Grid in Residential Environment

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Experimental Results on a Wireless Wattmeter Device for the Integration in Home Energy Management Systems

Experimental Results on a Wireless Wattmeter Device for the Integration in Home Energy Management Systems

Appliance Recognition in an OSGi-Based Home Energy Management Gateway

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