Navigating the challenges of Internet of Things (IoT) for power and energy systems

Bedi, Guneet; Venayagamoorthy, G.K.; Singh, R.

doi:10.1109/psc.2016.7462853

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“…The power supply systems with real‐time feedback capabilities and intelligent decisions are vital for energy conservation and cost reduction. In addition, this can also enhance the security and reliability of the power supply systems by continuous communication of their health condition to prevent irregularities and power outages and preventive measures/repairs can be made in a timely manner …”

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Advances in the development of power supplies for the Internet of Everything

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Liu

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The Internet of Everything (IoE), which aims to realize information exchange and communications for anything with the Internet, has revolutionized our modern world. Serving as the driving force for devices in the IoE network, power supply systems play a fundamental role in the development of the IoE. However, due to the complexity, multifunctionality and wide‐scale deployment of diverse applications, power supply systems face great challenges, including distribution, connection, charging technologies, and management. In this review, some challenges and advances in the development of both power supply systems and their units are presented. In the overall system‐level field, establishing sustainable and maintenance‐free power supply systems through wireless connections, efficient power management and integrated energy harvesting and storage systems is highlighted. Additionally, the main performance metrics of power supply units are discussed, including energy density, service life, and self‐power ability. In addition, some directions of power quality assessment for both the system and unit levels of power supply systems are presented, aiming to provide insight into the future development of high‐performance power supply systems for the IoE.

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Section: Power Supply Systems For the Ioementioning

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Advances in the development of power supplies for the Internet of Everything

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Liu

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“…Although some recommendations are introduced in order to overcome the aforementioned challenges, modern power systems challenges such as different system architectures and integration of the various energy types are not discussed in detail in this review paper. In [22], the main issues in IoT-based energy systems are introduced, yet no specific recommendation is introduced.…”

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Internet of Things for Modern Energy Systems: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, and Open Issues

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is beginning to shape the future of many industries and emerging markets. One of the target markets for IoT is the energy systems. IoT is a matter of producing, transferring, and processing information, therefore all parts of the system including software and hardware parts should be considered as a whole. In this paper, a state-of-the-art of the IoT-based energy systems is presented to review the recent activities on every component of IoT in energy systems. Challenges in this subject area are discussed, and some solutions are presented thereafter.

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“…Power Consumption of Sensors: In IoT systems, there are many sensors to track data and creating those sensors can be one of the biggest challenges in the IoT ecosystem. The hardest part about designing these sensors is creating an energy-efficient, low-power sensor with a battery that can last the lifetime of the sensor [27]. There are a few different ways that sensors can help reduce the power usage of the sensor.…”

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“…There are a few different ways that sensors can help reduce the power usage of the sensor. The more accurate the sensors are, the more power they consume [27]. To help solve this, there can be an array of lower accuracy devices to create a cluster with a higher accuracy of data [27].…”

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The Future of Emerging IoT Paradigms: Architectures and Technologies

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With Internet of Things (IoT) gaining presence throughout different industries a lot of new technologies have been introduced to support this undertaking. Implications on one such technology, wireless systems allowed for the use of different communication methods to achieve the goal of transferring data reliably, with more cost efficiency and over longer distances. Anywhere from a single house with only a few IoT devices such as a smart light bulb or a smart thermostat connected to the network, all the way to a complex system that can control power grids throughout countries, IoT has been becoming a necessity in everyday lives. This paper presents an overview of the devices, systems and wireless technologies used in different IoT architectures (Healthcare, Vehicular Networks, Mining, Learning, Energy, Smart Cities, Behaviors and Decision Making), their upbringings and challenges to this date and some foreseen in the future.

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Navigating the challenges of Internet of Things (IoT) for power and energy systems

Cited by 31 publications

References 3 publications

Advances in the development of power supplies for the Internet of Everything

Advances in the development of power supplies for the Internet of Everything

Internet of Things for Modern Energy Systems: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, and Open Issues

The Future of Emerging IoT Paradigms: Architectures and Technologies

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