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A novel scheme for improving the reliability in smart grid neighborhood area networks

Hsieh et al., 2019

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12967247819057358458
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Hsieh S
Lai C
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A smart grid, as its name implies, is an intelligent grid, which features two-way transmission for electricity and information. A smart grid can deliver various types of electrical services and streamlined, highly efficient energy consumption, but only if its communication systems …
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