Analysis, design and experimental results for a passive current limiting device

Mukhopadhyay, Subhas Chandra; Dawson, F.P.; Iwahara, M.; Yamada, S.

doi:10.1049/ip-epa:19990292

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“…In recent years, some researches focused on preventing such false data and replayed data injections [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. The feature of them is to attach t MACs (Message Authentication Codes) or time stamp to each report, and rely on intermediate nodes to verify the correctness.…”

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A Mac And One-Way Function Based Filtering Scheme

Jing-Guo

Luo

Liu

2015

International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems

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In optical sensor networks, the adversary can inject false reports and old packets, both of which can cause false alarms and drain out the limited energy of the network. Existing security mechanisms can detect and filter out only false reports but not the old packets during forwarding. Furthermore, they cannot resist cooperative attacks. A MAC and one-way function based Filtering Scheme (MOFS) was presented. Each node distributes its key and initial hash value to some other nodes after deployment. A data report must carry the MACs and fresh hash values from t detecting nodes. The forwarding nodes check the logicality of the relative position of the detecting nodes carried in the report, the correctness of the MACs and hash values, and the freshness of these hash values. Analysis and simulation results show that MOFS can not only filter false reports and old packets simultaneously, but also performs well on compromise toleration.

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A Mac And One-Way Function Based Filtering Scheme

Jing-Guo

Luo

Liu

2015

International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems

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“…As the development of magnetic materials as well as topology design research, Fault Current Limiter Based on Permanent-magnet-biased Saturation (PMFCL) has recently attracted a lot of interests of researchers and scientists. With unique attributes including compactness, small size, reliable and fail-safe operation, and zero reset time, presently PMFCL has been one of the most promising current limiting technologies [2].…”

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Investigation on the Dynamic Characteristics of PMFCLs for Large Capacity Applications

Zou

et al. 2013

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Permanent-Magnet-Biased Saturation Based Fault Current Limiter (PMFCL) is a preferable solution to suppress the fault current, and may find early applications in large capacity power systems due to prominent advantages. Firstly, the topologies and the operating principles of the PMFCLs are elucidated in this paper. Then a new concept namely effective magnetic flux density is proposed in order to describe the overall impacts of the magnetic field on the current limiting capacity of the PMFCLs. Lastly, theoretical analysis and mathematical simulation on the dynamic characteristics of different modes of PMFCLs are carried out comparatively. All the results present invaluable fundamentals for further study on the operating mechanism of different modes of PMFCLs as well as optimization of the fault current limiting topology design.

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Comparative study on the static and dynamic characteristics of four types of PMFCLs for large capacity applications

Liu

Zou

et al. 2012

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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Analysis, design and experimental results for a passive current limiting device

Cited by 30 publications

References 19 publications

A Mac And One-Way Function Based Filtering Scheme

A Mac And One-Way Function Based Filtering Scheme

Investigation on the Dynamic Characteristics of PMFCLs for Large Capacity Applications

Comparative study on the static and dynamic characteristics of four types of PMFCLs for large capacity applications

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