analysis of wireless sensor networks used in the feasibility analysis of substation（分析无线传感器网络应用于变电站的可行性分析）.doc

Analysis of wireless sensor networks used in the feasibility analysis of substation Paper Keywords: wireless sensor networks Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum EMI Abstract: This paper introduces the substation and memory interference in a variety of wireless sensor networks using direct sequence spread spectrum technology, and wireless sensor networks used in substations in this high electromagnetic interference environment to demonstrate the feasibility. 0 Introduction Currently, the substation automation system is becoming an irreversible trend, the importance of monitoring and communication systems has become increasingly prominent. Substation monitoring and control system to use the existing wired communication, however, the drawbacks are obvious wired communications, such as the laying of a complex transmission line and difficult to repair and maintenance, long-distance transmission lines susceptible to the influence of electromagnetic interference, while wireless communication is a reliable, flexible installation. and cost benefits, especially in real-time monitoring of substation information required in the case, the wireless communications more is a great advantage. There are existing wireless communications IEEE802.11b / g, Bluetooth, ZigBee. GPRS / GSM etc. The ZigBee technology is more safe, fast response time, system resources, low cost and low power consumption a lot of advantages become the preferred substation monitoring system in wireless communication technology. ZigBee technology is developed for wireless sensors, wireless sensor networks in Substation research is still in its infancy, the study focused primarily on the distribution network automation and temperature, power-line monitoring, however, the substation electromagnetic environment of high-strength wireless sensor network communication relative lack of impact studies also, so this substation interference and modulation techniques for wireless sensor network research, wireless