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Electromagnetic immunity analysis of a new interface device with power line communication for smart grid and energy storage applications

2013

An analysis of EMC standards related to smart grid devices with PLC port has been carried out and the standardization lacks have been pointed out with reference to the evaluation of electromagnetic immunity to narrowband, coming from other communication systems connected to the grid, and RF disturbances conducted disturbances, usually present in a power grid. In particular, the paper analyses the electromagnetic conducted immunity of a new interface protection device (ID) for smart grid and energy storage applications. The new ID is equipped with a measuring board, a STM32 microcontroller, for data elaboration and memorization, and a ST7580 N-PSK powerline transceiver. An experimental test …

Engineeringsmart power grids.energy storagebusiness.industryElectrical engineeringElectromagnetic compatibilitySTM32Communications systemGridMicrocontrollerPower-line communicationSmart gridHardware_GENERALEMCElectronic engineeringTransceivercarrier transmission on power linesbusinessSettore ING-INF/07 - Misure Elettriche E Elettronicheelectromagnetic compatibilitymicrocontrollers2013 IEEE 17th International Symposium on Power Line Communications and Its Applications
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Distance Learning with Hands-on Exercises : Physical Device vs. Simulator

2022

This Research to Practice Full Paper presents a comparison between a physical device and a simulator in a distance learning context. Programming embedded devices is very commonly taught using embedded hardware. One of the most used solutions is the Arduino microcontroller platform, which allows small embedded applications to be built and commanded in a programming language. However, there are some challenges in using physical devices for educational purposes. These challenges are particularly acute in distance learning or when the course needs to be scalable to a varying number of students. To address these challenges, we explored the potential of a simulator as a replacement for a physical…

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Predicting the Batteries' State of Health in Wireless Sensor Networks Applications

2018

[EN] The lifetime of wireless sensor networks deployments depends strongly on the nodes battery state of health (SoH). It is important to detect promptly those motes whose batteries are affected and degraded by ageing, environmental conditions, failures, etc. There are several parameters that can provide significant information of the battery SoH, such as the number of charge/discharge cycles, the internal resistance, voltage, drained current, temperature, etc. The combination of these parameters can be used to generate analytical models capable of predicting the battery SoH. The generation of these models needs a previous process to collect dense data traces with sampled values of the batt…

Battery (electricity)EnergyState of healthComputer science020209 energyProcess (computing)Battery02 engineering and technologyInternal resistanceWireless sensor networksReliability engineeringState of health (SoH)TECNOLOGIA ELECTRONICAMicrocontrollerHardware_GENERALControl and Systems EngineeringModels0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringComputerSystemsOrganization_SPECIAL-PURPOSEANDAPPLICATION-BASEDSYSTEMSElectrical and Electronic EngineeringMicrocontrollersWireless sensor networkVoltage
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