5G network resource allocation algorithm for power systems

Aiming at the delay problem of power services, a 5G network resource allocation algorithm for power systems was studied. Taking into account the urgency of power services, we conduct research on different power services to provide reference indicators for the delay requirements of 5G services. This study proposes a delay guarantee algorithm that quantifies the demand guarantee of power services by weighting the service delay and transmission rate. Quantify the urgency of the power business and adjust the weight of delay and rate parameters by introducing emergency factors. Through experimental comparison, the algorithm in this study has higher business processing capabilities, lower latency, smaller packet loss rate, and stronger ability to withstand external loads than other algorithms, providing ideas for processing related power services.

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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ccnis64984.2024.00007
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Power Systems and Technologies
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Abstract

Aiming at the delay problem of power services, a 5G network resource allocation algorithm for power systems was studied. Taking into account the urgency of power services, we conduct research on different power services to provide reference indicators for the delay requirements of 5G services. This study proposes a delay guarantee algorithm that quantifies the demand guarantee of power services by weighting the service delay and transmission rate. Quantify the urgency of the power business and adjust the weight of delay and rate parameters by introducing emergency factors. Through experimental comparison, the algorithm in this study has higher business processing capabilities, lower latency, smaller packet loss rate, and stronger ability to withstand external loads than other algorithms, providing ideas for processing related power services.

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