IoT Based Smart Meter

Irfan, Abdullah; Hassan, Syed Zulqadar; Ahmed, Rohan; Ishaq, Irfan; Zahoor, Amir; Murtaza, Tasawar; Masood, Muhammad Farhan; Kamal, Tariq; Khan, Muhammad Abbas

doi:10.1109/icic48496.2019.8966684

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Additionally, it will accommodate all generation and storage options, as well as facilitate new energy product and service markets, optimize existing asset utilization, offer efficient power quality for digital businesses and smart devices, keep pace with changing prices, and operate resiliently to attack and natural disaster, Frequency stability and control are among the most critical problems in smart grid design and performance. Control loops try to keep the electricity grid parameters close to their reference value [10]. Each has its regulation component, ensuring stability (low-frequency or high-frequency control).…”

Section: Smart Grid Casementioning

confidence: 99%

Communication Concept in Smart Grid Using Internet of Things

Jarosz

2024

ICT for Smart Grid - Recent Advances, New Perspectives, and Applications

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The use of distributed energy sources in combination with energy storage is gaining widespread attention due to ensuring the continuity of power supply. Artificial intelligence is used to control such a system effectively. This manuscript sheds light on how the communication challenges of the smart grid. Here, the radical and exciting conception based on Internet of Things (IoT) for sharing data information is presented.

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Section: Smart Grid Casementioning

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Communication Concept in Smart Grid Using Internet of Things

Jarosz

2024

ICT for Smart Grid - Recent Advances, New Perspectives, and Applications

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“…When making measurements, these devices acquire data from the electric network, such as voltage, current, and the power factor, to a central system through bidirectional communication [ 22 ]. Consumers can use the information acquired by the smart meter to improve their rate of consumption [ 17 ], while energy suppliers can monitor and bill the system [ 16 ].…”

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Development a Low-Cost Wireless Smart Meter with Power Quality Measurement for Smart Grid Applications

Sousa

Marques

Lima

et al. 2023

Sensors

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Developing a low-cost wireless energy meter with power quality measurements for smart grid applications represents a significant advance in efficient and accurate electric energy monitoring. In increasingly complex and interconnected electric systems, this device will be essential for a wide range of applications, such as smart grids, by introducing a real-time energy monitoring system. In light of this, smart meters can offer greater opportunities for sustainable and efficient energy use and improve the utilization of energy sources, especially those that are nonrenewable. According to the 2020 International Energy Agency (IEA) report, nonrenewable energy sources represent 65% of the global supply chain. The smart meter developed in this work is based on the ESP32 microcontroller and easily accessible components since it includes a user-friendly development platform that offers a cost-effective solution while ensuring reliable performance. The main objective of developing the smart meters was to enhance the software and simplify the hardware. Unlike traditional meters that calculate electrical parameters by means of complex circuits in hardware, this project performed the calculations directly on the microcontroller. This procedure reduced the complexity of the hardware by simplifying the meter design. Owing to the high-performance processing capability of the microcontroller, efficient and accurate calculations of electrical parameters could be achieved without the need for additional circuits. This software-driven approach with simplified hardware led to benefits, such as reduced production costs, lower energy consumption, and a meter with improved accuracy, as well as updates on flexibility. Furthermore, the integrated wireless connectivity in the microcontroller enables the collected data to be transmitted to remote monitoring systems for later analysis. The innovative feature of this smart meter lies in the fact that it has readily available components, along with the ESP32 chip, which results in a low-cost smart meter with performance that is comparable to other meters available on the market. Moreover, it is has the capacity to incorporate IoT and artificial intelligence applications. The developed smart meter is cost effective and energy efficient, and offers benefits with regard to flexibility, and thus represents an innovative, efficient, and versatile solution for smart grid applications.

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Power Theft Recognition and data security in Smart Meter Reading of a Smart Grid

Vineeth¹,

Ambrish²,

Haricharann³

et al. 2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Smart meter is an important component of smart grid environment has enormous features like precise measurement and possibility of two way communication among the entities involved in grid. Nevertheless, it has distinctive features like intricate structure, resource constriction and confidential sensitive data. These features make a meter structure more susceptible for attack and error. Power theft is identified as a major threat in meter infrastructure. Several literature has found to study this issue in detail because it poses a great threat to the overall grid architecture. This paper investigates the major thefts and threats in such an environment and identifies the essential safety prerequisites to be maintained by a smart meter. A risk model is identified using attack characteristics to figure out major risks. Different class of power theft detection mechanisms are analysed and reviewed to precisely define and understand the attack vulnerability in smart meters.

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IoT Based Smart Meter

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Communication Concept in Smart Grid Using Internet of Things

Communication Concept in Smart Grid Using Internet of Things

Development a Low-Cost Wireless Smart Meter with Power Quality Measurement for Smart Grid Applications

Power Theft Recognition and data security in Smart Meter Reading of a Smart Grid

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