Testing home PLC network in multi-storey house

Orgon, Milos; Stefanicka, Marek; Schmidt, Ina; Zolotová, Iveta; Cupkova, Dominika

doi:10.1109/icumt48472.2019.8970805

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“…The result of measurements in home electrical network was a throughput over 63 Mbps at 50% of sockets in the house. Orgon et al [ 35 ] presented the results of throughput measurements using a modem with the HP AV2 standard in real home electrical network. In a topology with connected appliances, the installed modems reached transmission speeds of 622–766 Mbps.…”

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Possibilities of Broadband Power Line Communications for Smart Home and Smart Building Applications

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Broadband Power Line communication is considered as one of possible communication technologies for the buildings communication infrastructure in the concept of Smart Building. The possible applications where BPL (Broadband over Power Lines) solution can be used for communication in the concept of Smart Building are Power Quality (PQ) measurement, Electric Vehicle or Micro Grids and Distribution Generation (DG). This article should help to determine clear performance possibilities of BPL for an implementation in Smart Building especially due to a large amount of overhead caused by cybersecurity and the protocol overhead. The possibilities of BPL were measured with five different BPL solutions. The results show a sufficient throughput on the application layer for Smart Building application, because, in the literature, various throughput limits are introduced. According to related work, there are missing measurements on the application layer for laboratory conditions as well as compared with real field measurements. In this article, we also exploit our novel idea of a broadband PLC (Power Line Communication) modem integrated into an electrical outlet.

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confidence: 99%