Citation:

R. Karpaga Priya, Venkatanarayanan.S, 2021. "Fuzzy Based Routing Protocol For Smart Grid Network" ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements  1(2): 1-3.

Abstract:

Smart Grid (SG) can be portrayed as a high level electric power network structure for improved adequacy, resolute quality and security, with smooth joining of sustainable and non-inexhaustible sources through automated control and flow correspondences progresses. Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is intended to be an essential engaging development for SG in view of the insignificant exertion, straightforwardness of sending, and WSN versatility. In this work proposes a WSN based correspondence framework for the checking of Smart Grid, burdens and transmission lines in the electrical lattice and a regulator framework for computerized control on the network. We have utilize a convention fuzzy based multi-imperative directing convention for a remote sensor hub correspondence. information correspondence and hand-off hub choice follows multi oblige fuzzy participation function. Implementationresults The courses having least fuzzy expense will be considered as ideal way and the information is to be communicated over this way from source hub to a bunch of beneficiaries. The reproduction has been led utilizing NS-2 and MATLAB, the outcomes shows the viability of the proposed convention (as far as pacaket conveyance proportion, bundle conveyance postponement and control overhead.

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Keywords:

Smart Grid Network, fuzzy cost