Titlebook: Embedded Systems for Smart Appliances and Energy Management; Christoph Grimm,Peter Neumann,Stefan Mahlknecht Book 2013 Springer Science+Bu

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Kazuhiro Wada,Chun-Chun Chen,Erich D. Jarvis and optimizing as well the overall system. This can best be done by modelling and simulation. This chapter describes methods that allow the overall system simulation of smart buildings, including wireless networks at different layers of implementation, and energy using products at mixed levels of a

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Norifumi Ukaji,Seizo Fujikawa,Shizuo Yoshidas them into “smart appliances”. An innovative wireless approach will be presented that can be used for a variety of different types of energy using products, providing a scalable hardware platform as well as communication interfaces for future interoperability.

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Jerome M. Bailey,Miro Rusnak,John E. Shivelyppliances offer smart services and hence have to be continuously in a “standby operation mode”. Because of that there opens a whole new field of power supplies in the sub-watt range. When designing such a power supply not only power efficiency but also cost efficiency and integration density have to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73834-0This chapter discusses topology, architecture and circuit design of energy measurement unit for Smart Metering. The chapter establishes step-by-step design methodology of energy measurement unit of a smart meter starting from a requirement specification down to guideline for circuit design.

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