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International Journal Advanced Network Monitoring Controls

Article | 23-April-2018

Simulation Study Low Voltage Power Line Carrier Communication in Noisy Environments

Studies have shown that there are a lot of low-voltage power line is one of the main obstacles to strong noise limit for data transmission quality. Power line noise can be divided into steady background noise, narrowband interference noise, sudden impulse noise and periodic noise. Background noise is distributed throughout the communication band, low-voltage power line up white Gaussian noise 22dB [133 or more. Sudden noise is generated by the random access or disconnect electrical equipment

Ye Jun, Sun Hongliang, Li songnong, Hou Xingzhe

International Journal of Advanced Network, Monitoring and Controls, Volume 2 , ISSUE 4, 98–101