Portable IoT Solution for HRES Integration

Trape, Mario; Shah, Syed Khawar Hussain; Hellany, A.; Nagrial, M.; Rizk, Jamal

doi:10.1109/ispec54162.2022.10033076

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“…The concept of having a portable IoT station to compile multiple communication protocols into a single communication interface utilized for troubleshooting and analysis of HRES has already been discussed [5]. This paper evolves the conceptual system into a prototype showing how the system can be designed, assembled, and programmed to achieve its desired outcome.…”

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Design and Construction of a Portable IoT Station

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Hellany,

Shah

et al. 2024

Sensors

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This paper discusses the design and implementation of a portable IoT station. Communication and data synchronization issues in several installations are addressed here, making possible a detailed analysis of the entire system during its operation. The system operator requires a synchronized data stream, combining multiple communication protocols into one single time stamp. The hardware selected for the portable IoT station complies with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) industrial standards. A short discussion regarding interface customization shows how easily the hardware can be modified so that it is integrated with almost any system. A programmable logic controller enables the Node-RED to be utilized. This open-source middleware defines operations for each global variable nominated in the Modbus register. Two applications are presented and discussed in this paper; each application has a distinct methodology utilized to publish and visualize the acquired data. The portable IoT station is highly customizable, consisting of a modular structure and providing the best platform for future research and development of dedicated algorithms. This paper also demonstrates how the portable IoT station can be implemented in systems where time-based data synchronization is essential while introducing a seamless implementation and operation.

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confidence: 99%