Reliability Enhancement of Smart Metering System Using Millimeter Wave Technology

Fatnassi, Wael; Rezki, Zouheir

doi:10.1109/tcomm.2018.2835453

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“…The data transportation of the communication structure of the SG may include PLC which are vulnerable to strong RF energy interference losses. In the article [164], outage probability of smart metering system (SMS) has been studied in an indoor mmWave communication scenario. The authors endeavored a 3D stochastic blockage model and conducted SINR analysis for performance measurement.…”

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URLLC in Beyond 5G and 6G Networks: An Interference Management Perspective

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Ultra-reliable and low-latency communications (URLLC) is one of the cornerstone services of fifth-generation and beyond (B5G) wireless networks. The URLLC use cases demand strict block error probability and very low-latency targets, and thus even a small 32 byte of payload corruption could be detrimental to the user experience and the overall system performance. Ideally, the current heterogeneous network model and innovative technologies have paved the way for the seamless optimization of B5G URLLC applications. Yet, unprecedented interference issues due to the uncoordinated nature of modern wireless networks, innovative radio access techniques, and frequency reuse methods can significantly affect the performance of the URLLC systems. Therefore, understanding and mitigation of all types of interference associated with each URLLC technology, deployment scenario, and wireless transmission mode are prudent. In this regard, many authors have recently presented interpretative and analytical studies on the management of interference issues; however, the discussion was limited to application-centric approaches and earlier research trends. In this review article, we primarily discuss different types of interference challenges related to the URLLC systems using contemporary designs, frameworks, access modes, and enabling technologies for B5G and sixth-generation (6G) communication networks. We present state-of-the-art research work, in-depth analysis of interference problems, and guidance on the futuristic 6G URLLC technologies and communication networks. This study intends to provide a holistic vision of B5G/6G URLLC systems, their empirical aspects, limitations, essential techniques, and an outlook toward future research avenues.

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URLLC in Beyond 5G and 6G Networks: An Interference Management Perspective

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“…On the other hand, Wireless technology is considered as the major contender for smart grid communications [1], [35]. In this essence, millimeter wave (mmWave) based wireless communication has emerged as an appropriate promising technology for real-time, fast, reliable and accurate monitoring of smart grid [36]. mmWave is the band of frequencies lies in between 30 GHz to 300 GHz.…”

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Millimeter Wave Based Real-Time Sag Measurement and Monitoring System of Overhead Transmission Lines in a Smart Grid

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Overhead transmission line sag is a crucial parameter that needs to be measured for safe and efficient power transmission. Due to this reason, real time measurement of transmission line sag is necessary in a smart power grid. The ability of smart grid to facilitate real-time monitoring of different power system parameters allows sag measurement and monitoring of overhead transmission lines to be integrated with smart grid system. In this paper, two sag measurement methods based on millimeter wave (mmWave) signals are proposed. The performance of the proposed methods is analyzed and compared for practical 132 kV, 230 kV and 400 kV overhead power transmission lines. The first method uses single transceiver, whereas, the second method uses multiple transceivers for measuring sag. Simulation results demonstrate that the second method shows significantly better accuracy than the first method. The performance of the communication network for establishing sag related information exchange among the devices in the proposed methods is also evaluated in this paper. Moreover, trade-offs between latency and sensitivity with bandwidth, and latency and percentage average error with number of samples are also rigorously investigated. INDEX TERMS Sag, mmWave, received power, percentage average error, shadow fading, number of samples, bandwidth, latency.

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Research on the Optimal Setting Scheme of Gateway Metering Point of Power Plant

Cai

Guan

2022

2022 2nd International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Control Science (IC2ECS)

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Reliability Enhancement of Smart Metering System Using Millimeter Wave Technology

Cited by 6 publications

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URLLC in Beyond 5G and 6G Networks: An Interference Management Perspective

URLLC in Beyond 5G and 6G Networks: An Interference Management Perspective

Millimeter Wave Based Real-Time Sag Measurement and Monitoring System of Overhead Transmission Lines in a Smart Grid

Research on the Optimal Setting Scheme of Gateway Metering Point of Power Plant

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