An Auto Ground System For Anti-Islanding Protection of Distributed Generation
An Auto Ground System For Anti-Islanding Protection of Distributed Generation
An Auto Ground System For Anti-Islanding Protection of Distributed Generation
R.Praveenkumar
Department of Computer Applications
IFET College of Engineering
Villupuram
[email protected]
user's
lips
these
days
is
overcome
the
last-mile
barriers
facing
program
technology.
Land-based
lines
are
limited
to
keep
activities
in
proper
enabling
INTRODUCTION
broader
capacity.
The airborne Internet will function
much like satellite-based Internet access,
reliable
peer-to-peer
aircraft
providing
aircraft-to-aircraft
security
the
information
about
weather,
communications.
applications
include
The
flight
planning, en route
This Airborne Internet (A.I.) is an
approach to provide a general purpose, multi-
How
satellite
Internet
operate?
does
(upload
and
download)
data
communications. Upload speed is about onetenth of the 500 kbps download speed. Cable
and DSL have higher download speeds, but
satellite systems are about 10 times faster than a
normal modem.
Firms that offer or plan to offer twoway satellite Internet include StarBand, Pegasus
Express, Teledesic and Tachyon. Tachyon
service is available today in the United States,
Western Europe
Coaxial
modem
cables
between
dish
and
How
Work
The word on just about every Internet user's lips
these days is "broadband." We have so much more
data to send and download today, including audio
Photo
courtesy
Technologies
Angel
This diagram shows how the HALO Network will enable a highspeed
wireless Internet connection
At least three companies are planning to
for
businesses.
Consumers
would
get
their homes.
The
airborne
Internet
won't
be
overhead.
Airborne-Internet systems will require that an antenna be attached to the side of your house or work
place.
IMPLEMENTATION SYSTEMS:
A HALO Overhead
Network. The
Photo
courtesy
Technologies
Angel
The Proteus plane will carry the network hub for the HALO Network.
km) in diameter.
pounds
at
takeoff
Weight
5,900 pounds empty
77
ft
inches
(23.7
m)
Wingspan
Expandable to 92 feet (28 m)
Length
56.3 ft (17.2 m)
Height
17.6 ft (5.4 m)
2
turbofan
engines
Engines
2,300 pounds of thrust
Range
18 hours
65
knots
(75
Speed
to 250 knots (288 mph/463.5 kph)
plane
mph/120.7
kph)
lighter-than-air platforms,
of
13
miles
(21
203 ft (62 m)
Length
515 ft (157 m)
Width
Power
will
Phot
o
enable
broadband
courtesy
NASA
with telecommunications
Helios Aircraft
Weight
Wingspan
247 ft (75.3 m)
Length
12 ft (3.7 m)
Wing Area
brushless,
2-horsepower,
Propulsion
direct-current electric motors
1
to
hours
in
prototype
tests
Range
6 months when fully operational
Speed
instrumentation.
Network
hubs
for
The
rather
lengthy
and
detailed
the
will be produced.
Conclusion:
architecture
will
be
prototyped
and
References:
6. web.uwaterloo.ca/uwsearch.php?hl
=en&lr=&ie=UTF-
1. www.airborneinternet.org
8&q=related:www.aerosat.com
2. www.airborneinternet.com
7. ieeexplore.ieee.org/iel5/10432/331
3. airborneinternet.pbwiki.com
26/01559440.pdf?arnumber=15594
4. spacecom.grc.nasa.gov/icnsconf/do
8. www.datev.de/dpilexikon/ShowLe
cs//02_Session_A1
xikonContent.do?begriff=airbornei
5. acb100.tc.faa.gov/Briefing/Keegan
nternet&typ=buchstabe
9. www.tc.faa.gov/act4/hefence