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Distributed Average Consensus Algorithm for Damage Assessment of Power Distribution System. 2020 IEEE Power Energy Society Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference (ISGT). :1—5.
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2020. In this paper, we propose a novel method to obtain the damage model (connectivity) of a power distribution system (PDS) based on distributed consensus algorithm. The measurement and sensing units in the distribution network are modeled as an agent with limited communication capability that exchanges the information (switch status) to reach an agreement in a consensus algorithm. Besides, a communication graph is designed for agents to run the consensus algorithm which is efficient and robust during the disaster event. Agents can dynamically communicate with the other agent based on available links that are established and solve the distributed consensus algorithm quickly to come up with the correct topology of PDS. Numerical simulations are performed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach with the help of an IEEE 123-node test case with 3 different sub-graphs.
Performance Analysis of Concatenated Error Correction Code in Secret Key Generation System. 2019 IEEE 19th International Conference on Communication Technology (ICCT). :270–275.
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2019. Secret key generation from wireless channel is an emerging technique of physical layer security. At present, most of the secret key generation schemes use information reconciliation to obtain symmetric keys. This paper introduces a non-interactive information reconciliation scheme based on channel coding and stream encryption, and considering the error correction capability, we design a concatenated code of BCH and RS codes as channel coding. The performance of concatenated error correction code has been analyzed in this scheme. Then, we compare the concatenated code with first-level error correction code in different test environments. Extensive numerical simulations and experiments demonstrate that the decoding performance of this second-level concatenated code is better than the first-level error correction code, and it can also effectively eliminate third-party eavesdropping.
Performance Degradation of SD-FEC Due to XPM Phase Noise in WDM Transmission System with Low-Speed Optical Supervisory Channel. 2019 IEEE Photonics Conference (IPC). :1—2.
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2019. An experiment and numerical simulations analyze low-speed OSC derived XPM-induced phase noise penalty in 100-Gbps WDM systems. WDM transmission performance exhibits signal bit-pattern dependence on OSC, which is due to deterioration in SD-FEC performance.