Testing the new Power Grid

Net.Time Ω is a modular clock suitable for many industriies willing to integrate under the same architecture any combination of timing protocols including PTP, NTP, PRP, ToD, PPS, IRIG-B, DCF77, SyncE, MHz, T1/E1 and ASCII outputs.

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POWERGEN India Utility Week covers generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of power in their conventional and futuristic formats, in the perspective of environment and economics, shifts in government policies and regulatory framework.

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ALBEDO TELECOM announces the release of a new software for the Ether.Giga handheld Ethernet analyzer.

ALBEDO TELECOM announces the release of a new software for the AT-2048 and AT.One E1, T1 and Datacom handheld analyzers.

The new substation clocks typically run PTP/NTP over PRP but also include all the legacy signal to facilitate the integration of conventional substations and the new IEC 61850 standards by offering a wide variety of reference inputs and outputs.

The frequency holdover or partial holdover function is an example of how frequency references could be used in phase & time synchronization. This Net.Time feature provides nanosecond accuracy for a long time when GNSS or PTP references are lost.

Packet sniffing of live traffic has become a common practice in Power Utilities since the deployment of IEC 61850 in order to analyse protocols such as GOOSE, SV, PTP and NTP

The accuracy of a watch depends on the application. Anyone who wants to catch a train has to have an eye on the minutes. In competitive sport, a hundredth of a second can be decisive and a packaging machine may need microsecond accuracy.

This paper reviews techniques of frequency and phase distribution by means of packet networks that require new synchronization architectures. PTP is the key technology for those applications requiring an accuracy of micrfoseconds.

This presentation is a course that offers a methodology for the installation of new protocols based on IEC-61850 such as PTP and its interconnection with legacy signals such as IRIG-B.