The Performance Analysis of Optimized Integrated Framework for Smart Grid
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Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system are monitoring and controlling system. It focuses on the supervisory level, not the full control permissions. It is gathering real-time data with the help of several kinds of sensors. Internet of Things (IoT) is a three-dimension any time, any place anything connectivity for anything. This paper performing the comparison between the SCADA and optimization framework for smart grid. A power quality model is integrated with the optimization framework. Moreover, this paper focused on the comparison of optimized framework with SCADA.
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