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A Secure Communication Architecture for Distributed Microgrid Control

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Velin Kounev *
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David Tipper
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Attila A. Yavuz
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Brandon M. Grainger
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Gregory F. Reed
DOI:10.1109/TSG.2015.2424160delete
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Microgrids are a key component in the evolution of the power grid. Microgrids are required to operate in both grid connected and standalone island mode using local sources of power. A major challenge in implementing microgrids is the communications and control to support transition from grid connected mode and operation in island mode. Here, we propose a secure communication architecture to support microgrid operation and control. A security model, including network, data, and attack models, is defined and a security protocol to address the real-time communication needs of microgrids is proposed. The implementation of the proposed security scheme is discussed and its performance evaluated using theoretical and co-simulation analysis, which shows it to be superior to existing protocols.
Keywords:
Microgrids
security
versatile communications
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IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid
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