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The study of substation automation systems based on IEC 61850

Won-Seok Choi, Chul-Hwan Choi, Jongho Park, Jin-Hee Han, Yong-Hark Shin, Yong-Hak Kim, Eung-Bo Shim

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To develop large-scale electricity industry continuously, Power systems are requested to be high confidence. And digital & automation-based technology is needed over the length and breadth of power system management. As a result of this, IEC 61850, which is standard for building automation systems, was established for dispersed power. All systems and devices are also required to change into digital and network-based systems. In this paper, we propose the outline how digital substation automation systems develop, and share application cases.

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To develop large-scale electricity industry continuously, Power systems are requested to be high confidence. And digital & automation-based technology is needed over the length and breadth of power system management. As a result of this, IEC 61850, which is standard for building automation systems, was established for dispersed power. All systems and devices are also required to change into digital and network-based systems. In this paper, we propose the outline how digital substation automation systems develop, and share application cases.

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To develop large-scale electricity industry continuously, Power systems are requested to be high confidence. And digital & automation-based technology is needed over the length and breadth of power system management. As a result of this, IEC 61850, which is standard for building automation systems, was established for dispersed power. All systems and devices are also required to change into digital and network-based systems. In this paper, we propose the outline how digital substation automation systems develop, and share application cases.

Key concepts: IEC 61850, Automation, Process automation system, Electric power system, Computer science, Systems engineering, Embedded system, Reliability engineering

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