A Comprehensive Study of IoT Enabled Smart Grid
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Systems that are used for monitoring and controlling are known as supervisory control and data acquisition systems. Not the entire control permissions, but rather the supervisory level is the primary focus of this. Several different kinds of sensors are being utilized in order to collect data in real-time. What is the Internet of Things (IoT)? It is a three-dimensional connectivity that can be used for anything, at any time, in any location. The comparison between the SCADA system and the Internet of Things is carried out in this study. In addition, this section of the study focused on the benefits of the Internet of Things (IoT) and offered some suggestions for integrating the IoT with the SCADA system.
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