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Communication Protocols and Standards

The document discusses several communication protocols and standards used in utility industries, including IEC 61968 and 61970 for information exchange in distribution and energy management systems, IEC 61850 for substation equipment, and service-oriented architecture (SOA) approaches like web services and enterprise service bus (ESB). It also describes CORBA as an Object Request Broker Architecture recommended by IEC61970 for application interconnection.

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Communication Protocols and Standards

The document discusses several communication protocols and standards used in utility industries, including IEC 61968 and 61970 for information exchange in distribution and energy management systems, IEC 61850 for substation equipment, and service-oriented architecture (SOA) approaches like web services and enterprise service bus (ESB). It also describes CORBA as an Object Request Broker Architecture recommended by IEC61970 for application interconnection.

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Communication Protocols

& Standards
Khalid Waleed

IEC Standards
IEC 61968
Information exchanges
between in DMS
61968-11
Common Information
Model (CIM)
UML
XML
Component Interface
Specifications (CIS)

IEC 61970

IEC 61850

Information exchanges
in EMS
61970-301
Application
Programming
Interfaces (APIs)

Information exchanges
between substation
equipment
Abstract
Communication
Services Interface
(ACSI)
Substation
Configuration Language
(SCL)

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)


A Software architecture based on distinct pieces of software
providing services to other applications. This is known as serviceorientation.
Independent of any vendor, product or technology.
Achieves interoperability and loose coupling.

Web Services
A service that can be accessed by a Uniform Resources
Identifier/Locator (URI/URL).
Service:
Self contained unit of functionality i.e. performs a specific job.
Example: Accessing billing info. Providing weather data

Fundamental components
Service provider
Service consumer
Service registry

Web Services
Universal
Description,
Discovery and
Integration
(UDDI)

Service Consumer

SOAP

Service Provider

Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)


Fundamentally an architecture
Set of rules and principles for integrating
numerous applications
Each application is enabled to talk to the bus,
using adapters that convert messages into
single format which is XML.
Systems are decoupled and can communicate
without dependency on or knowledge of
other systems

CORBA
It is the acronym for Common Object Request Broker Architecture.
OMG's open, vendor-independent architecture and infrastructure
that computer applications use to work together over networks.
Recommended by IEC61970 as the preferred standard of adapter
middleware for interconnection among applications.
Addresses interoperation of application software and perform
transparent operation and data sharing with other systems.
Independent of network protocols, programming languages and
software/hardware platforms.
Uses the standard protocol IIOP

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