Data-centric Networking with Parallel and Distributed Architecture Performs Performance Analysis to Protect Critical Infrastructure in the Future Power System Network Based on IoT

Abstract

Modern information and communication technologies are being incorporated into traditional power grid systems to create the smart grid of the real world. The newly provided information flow and intrinsic creation, transport, storage, and the use of electricity are all facilitated by the energy transfer, especially as the complete deployment of the Internet of Things in the power grid, also known as the power Internet of Things (PIoT). These new 5G technologies and the value generated by novel services and market processes can all be used to maximize the value of scarce resources like energy. This paper develops a framework for a cyber-physical power system based on IoT (CPPS-IoT). Automobiles, aircraft, defense, factory equipment, wellness equipment, industrial control, connected cars, and other sectors and industries are all benefiting from the fast growth of CPS technology. A smart electric grid is created when dispersed sources of energy and electrical infrastructure are linked together to provide global exchange of information, sensible decision, including true flexible control using the CPPS. Cyber-physical systems have great benefits because they combine IoT with physical processes and mediate how humans interact with the natural environment. Cyber-physical systems use sensor networks and embedded computers to keep tabs on and manipulate the physical world around them. They include built-in feedback loops that enable the environment to trigger their communication, control, or processing. The proposed method makes systems safer and more efficient, decreasing the cost of developing and running these systems. The accuracy is 89%, and the proposed method’s error rate is 48%.