Alexandria Engineering Journal · 2023 · 27 citations · 30 references
ComputingCloud ComputingInformation TechnologyEnergy ManagementEnergy SystemsInternet Of ThingsEnergy MeteringIot Data AcquisitionPower SystemsSmart Grid ManagementSmart Grid SystemsSmart GridsEnergy ConsumptionEnergy Management ApplicationsEnergy MonitoringOutage ManagementSmart Grid OperationsSmart Grid TechnologiesSmart Meter AnalyticsSmart Metering
More energy-consuming devices such as household electronics and more production facilities worldwide are causing increases in electricity demand and energy prices. The public service has difficulty maintaining the energy balance. These problems can be overcome by rapidly transforming the traditional electricity grid into a smart grid (SG) infrastructure. Smart meters (SMs) are an essential component of SGs and have vital tasks. This study has developed an Internet of Things (IoT) based SM that can reach high data rate of 38,400 bps or frequency of 160 MHz, using SQL Server for data storage and bidirectional data transmission with 174 W total load. In this way, consumers can track their energy consumption hourly, daily, and monthly, learn how much they spent on consumption, and receive warnings for a power outage. A fuzzy system and mobile application software are integrated into the SM structure for all these purposes. The designed device is believed to contribute significantly to the spread of SGs due to all these features.
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T. Karthick, S. Charles Raja, Jeslin Drusila Nesamalar J. et al. · Sustainable Energy Grids and Networks · 2021 · 129 citations