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Smart Grid of IoT

Name: [Your Name]


Roll No: 22EJCEE204
Institution: JECRC FOUNDATION
Introduction
• • A Smart Grid is an upgraded electrical grid
system that uses digital communication and
automation.
• • It improves reliability, efficiency, and
sustainability.
• • Traditional grids are one-way, while smart
grids are interactive and responsive.
What is IoT?
• • IoT (Internet of Things) refers to a network
of connected physical devices that collect and
exchange data.
• • In power systems, IoT helps in automation,
monitoring, and control.
Smart Grid + IoT = Smarter Power
• • IoT enables real-time data collection and
analysis in smart grids.
• • It supports quick decision-making and
predictive maintenance.
Key Components of Smart Grid IoT
• • Smart Meters: Track energy usage in real-
time.
• • Sensors: Monitor system health and
performance.
• • Communication Networks: Transfer data
securely.
• • Data Analytics: Analyze patterns for better
grid management.
Architecture of IoT-based Smart
Grid
• • Perception Layer: Devices and sensors.
• • Network Layer: Communication
technologies.
• • Application Layer: Energy management, user
interface.
Communication Technologies Used
• • Zigbee
• • Wi-Fi
• • LoRaWAN
• • 5G
• • Power Line Communication (PLC)
Applications of IoT in Smart Grids
• • Real-time grid monitoring
• • Load forecasting
• • Outage detection and management
• • Remote control of devices
Benefits
• • Enhanced energy efficiency
• • Lower operational costs
• • Improved grid reliability
• • Better integration of renewable energy
sources
Challenges
• • Cybersecurity threats
• • Managing massive data volumes
• • High initial investment
• • Interoperability between devices
Future Scope
• • AI and machine learning integration
• • Decentralized energy systems
• • Enhanced consumer participation
• • Smart cities development
Conclusion
• • IoT transforms the smart grid into a
dynamic, responsive system.
• • Ensures better energy management and
sustainability.
• • Plays a key role in the future of power
distribution and consumption.

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