Implementation of Synchronization Measurement in Warship Power Monitoring and Control System Based on IEEE 1588
Qian Mei, Jianggui Han
Abstract
Qian Mei, Jianggui Han
Abstract
Data Synchronization is important in advanced application of Integrated Power System Power Management System. This issue compared the mostly time Synchronization protocols and proposed a data Synchronization collection method based IEEE1588. The theory of IEEE1588 protocol is introduced and the basic methods to control synchronization precision is analyzed. Then a synchronization measurement network was given. And a data collect node was designed. At last the synchronization ability was tested. The result shows it can afford real-time, high precision and strict synchronization measurement to satisfy the measurement demand of warship Integrated Power System Monitoring and Control Network without much more cost.
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Data Synchronization is important in advanced application of Integrated Power System Power Management System. This issue compared the mostly time Synchronization protocols and proposed a data Synchronization collection method based IEEE1588. The theory of IEEE1588 protocol is introduced and the basic methods to control synchronization precision is analyzed. Then a synchronization measurement network was given. And a data collect node was designed. At last the synchronization ability was tested. The result shows it can afford real-time, high precision and strict synchronization measurement to satisfy the measurement demand of warship Integrated Power System Monitoring and Control Network without much more cost.
Key concepts: Synchronization (alternating current), Data synchronization, Time synchronization, Computer science, Clock synchronization, Real-time computing, Protocol (science), Power (physics)