PLC Channel Selection Schemes for OFDM-based NB-PLC Systems

A. Omri, Javier Hernandez Fernandez, A. Sanz, Mariam R. Fliss
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Abstract

Narrow-band (NB) power line communication (PLC) is a key technology for supporting different smart grid applications. It uses the existing power-grid infrastructure to provide cost-efficient data transmissions between the different nodes of an electrical grid. However, channel attenuation and high unpredictable noise levels may degrade the performance of the NB-PLC systems. The impact of these two impairments on PLC systems can be reduced by using an efficient and dynamic channel selection scheme. In this paper, we propose two PLC channel selection schemes: a single-channel based scheme (SCS), and a multi-channel based scheme (MCS). They are based on the up-link and the down-link signal-to-noise ratios, and the successful transmission probabilities (STP) between the different nodes in the considered network. The first scheme involves selecting the best single channel for the entire network that offers the maximum number of connected nodes. The second scheme works under the assumption that different channels can be used for each link. Field measurements-based simulations are used to evaluate the proposed schemes.
基于ofdm的NB-PLC系统的PLC信道选择方案
窄带电力线通信(PLC)是支持不同智能电网应用的关键技术。它利用现有的电网基础设施在电网的不同节点之间提供经济高效的数据传输。然而,信道衰减和不可预测的高噪声水平可能会降低NB-PLC系统的性能。这两种缺陷对PLC系统的影响可以通过使用有效和动态的信道选择方案来减少。在本文中,我们提出了两种PLC通道选择方案:基于单通道的方案(SCS)和基于多通道的方案(MCS)。它们基于上行链路和下行链路的信噪比,以及所考虑的网络中不同节点之间的成功传输概率(STP)。第一种方案涉及为整个网络选择提供最大连接节点数量的最佳单通道。第二种方案是在假设每个链路可以使用不同通道的情况下工作的。基于现场测量的模拟用于评估所提出的方案。
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