Vol. 6 No. 1 (2026): Journal of Millimeterwave Communication, Optimization and Modelling
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The Electrical Smart Grid System (SG)

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  • abakar mahamat hassan
abakar mahamat hassan
KARABUK UNIVERSITY
Actual journals and last information about wireless communication

Published 27.07.2026

Keywords

  • smart grid, microgrid,
  • SG components,
  • management and security

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Abstract

        Abstract— Smart Grids (SGs) emerge as the cutting-edge power grid system for the future, driven by their resilience, efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. This paper explores the key elements that constitute the smart grid system, management and security, and some advantages of SGs. The components discussed encompass advanced sensors like new sensor-Synchrophasors, renewable energy sources and electric storage, integrated communication systems, distributed power generation, demand response utility rates, and smart meters. Collectively, these components contribute to the evolution and establishment of the SG system. The aim of this paper is to discuss the basic components of Smart Grid (SG) with a focus on the publications between 2018 and 2023.

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