Network Management and Services
The IEC 61850 standard emerged from the need to standardize communication between Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) used in the protection and automation of electrical systems. Currently, the standard has a consolidated application in the automation of industrial electrical systems.
Its main objective lies in the integration of equipment from various manufacturers for the automation of power plants, transmission substations, and distribution. In general, this standard defines the data model and protocol stack to be used by various manufacturers.
The Process Bus can be considered the most challenging part of the IEC 61850 standard. This item deals with how information enters and exits the process level, through GOOSE (Generic Object-Oriented Substation Event) messages for actuation and analog measurements through Sampled Value messages.
Innovation Factor
- Development of systems for monitoring and digitization of electrical process variables, as well as systems that promote action in the process
- Development of proprietary and customized systems or APIs
Advantages of the research line
- Systems to collect, process, and compare collected data with references
- Display of data on dashboards for system operators
- Generating alarms when necessary
- System logging and process action, if necessary
- Savings in the production process
Segments covered
- Electrical and industrial sectors that use various relay networks for non-IP message exchange