IEC 61850 and GOOSE messaging, and what changes when protection signals travel over a network instead of copper. An advanced course for protection engineers.
When protection signals move from copper to Ethernet, the failure modes change completely. This covers the communications layer a digital substation runs on: IEC 61850 modelling, GOOSE messaging, and how to engineer, test and fault-find a network that protection now depends on.
The standard, data models, and configuration language.
Configures fast peer-to-peer messaging between protection devices.
Process-bus sampled-value transmission and its requirements.
Designs redundant, resilient substation communication networks.
Ensures accurate time distribution across the automation system.
Diagnoses communication faults affecting protection and automation.
Protection and control engineers, substation automation engineers, and SCADA specialists.
An electrical engineering background with prior exposure to protection systems.
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