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BSI PD IEC TS 63266:2023

BSI PD IEC TS 63266:2023

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Representation of communication in power utility automation

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BSI 2023 34
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2 undefined
4 CONTENTS
6 FOREWORD
8 INTRODUCTION
9 1 Scope
10 2 Normative references
11 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 Terms and definitions
3.2 Abbreviated terms
Tables
Table 1 – Abbreviations
12 4 General description of physical resource documentation
4.1 Secondary system documentation description
4.2 Target users of the documentation
13 4.3 Use cases
5 Documentation requirement
6 Physical source of communication description in tabular format
6.1 Sampled value presentation
6.1.1 General
14 6.1.2 Creation of sampled values, LPIT
Figures
Figure 1 – Example of an optical instrument transformer with digital output (LPIT)
Table 2 – Data presentation for use in SV communication
15 6.1.3 Sample values publisher to subscriber
Table 3 – Information about all MUs connected to the instrumenttransformer for data stream n
16 Figure 2 – Sample values publisher (IED 1) to subscriber (IED 2)
Table 4 – Communication between the publishing MU and the subscribing IEDs
17 6.1.4 Creation of sampled values by a SAMU
Figure 3 – Analogue transformer connected to a SAMU
Table 5 – Presentation of subscriber n to an SV stream
18 Table 6 – Data presentation for use in SV communication
19 6.2 GOOSE communication presentation
6.2.1 General
6.2.2 Publisher to subscriber
Table 7 – Presentation of a SAMU connected to a conventional transformer
20 Figure 4 – Communication scheme of publisher (IED 1) to subscriber (IED 2)
Table 8 – Presentation of a publisher of a GOOSE
21 6.3 Client-to-server control presentation
Figure 5 – Communication scheme of client to server
Table 9 – Presentation of Subscriber to a GOOSE
22 Table 10 – Presentation of MMS client
23 6.4 Reporting
Figure 6 – Communication scheme of server to client
Table 11 – Presentation of MMS server
24 Table 12 – Presentation of an MMS report server
25 6.5 Time synchronization
6.5.1 General
6.5.2 SNTP time synchronization
Figure 7 – Communication scheme of SNTP time synchronization
Table 13 – Presentation of an MMS report client
26 6.5.3 PTP IEC/IEEE 61850-9-3 time synchronization
Table 14 – Presentation of a SNTP server
Table 15 – Presentation of a client
27 Figure 8 – Communication scheme of PTP IEC/IEEE 61850-9-3
Table 16 – Presentation of PTP GMC
28 6.6 Disturbance recorder
Table 17 – Presentation of a PTP slave clock
29 Figure 9 – Communication scheme of disturbance recorder
Table 18 – Presentation of disturbance recorder, server
Table 19 – Presentation of disturbance recorder, client
30 6.7 Digital communication protocol gateways
6.8 Protection and control devices with only proprietary communication protocol
Figure 10 – Communication scheme of digital communication protocol gateways
Table 20 – Presentation of communication conversion
31 Figure 11 – Communication scheme of protection and control devices with only proprietary communication protocol
Table 21 – Presentation of protection and controldevice with proprietary communication protocol
32 Annex A (informative)Representation of information concept for power utility automation
Figure A.1 – Positioning of the RCCA within the documentationsystem for an IEC 61850 substation
33 Bibliography

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