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A Reliability Evaluation Method for a Power Distribution Cyber-Physical System Based on Wireless Access Networks
- 1 College of Electrical Engineering, Xinjiang University, Wulumuqi 830000, China
- 2 College of Science, Hongkong Baptist University, Hongkong 999077, China
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Abstract
The communication network plays an increasingly important function in the Cyber-Physical Distribution System (CPDS) to ensure a dependable power supply as the quantity and type of terminal devices in power distribution systems increase.This article examines CPDS reliability in the context of wireless access conditions. We begin by developing a reliability model specifically for communication channels within a 5G network. Additionally, we introduce an enhanced evaluation method using an improved minimal path approach. Simulation results demonstrate that 5G communication technology significantly enhances system reliability, offering valuable insights for optimizing CPDS operations. Keywords: CPDS reliability, 5G communication network, wireless access, power distribution system,communication network reliability, improved minimal path method.
Keywords
Cyber-physical power distribution system, Distribution wireless communication system, Analytic method, Refined modeling, Reliability assessment
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Yu,W.;Yan,B. (2025). A Reliability Evaluation Method for a Power Distribution Cyber-Physical System Based on Wireless Access Networks. Theoretical and Natural Science,105,29-36.
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