Yasuyuki Tanaka, Kiyosumi Ideta, S. Oda, Keigo Adachi, H. Noguchi
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Busbar protection is described for a bus with current inputs for up to 32 bays. For busbar protection with IEDs and MUs using IEC61850-9-2 process bus, communication traffic jams are the main concern, due to transferring 80 samples/cycle data from all bay MUs to IED via 100BASE-FX. This paper describes peer-to-peer connection between MUs and IED in order to segrigate the SV messages of 32 bays on the process bus. As a LAN switch is not necessarily required in the process bus, higher reliability, long lifetime, interoperability and easy-maintenance can be achieved. The sampling timing of each MU is controlled from IED by 1PPS signal which is independent from the time stamp signal made by GPS so that lock out of busbar protection is prevented even at the case of GPS clock loss. This technique can be applied not only to busbar protection but also to VSS (voltage selection scheme).