What is PD IEC/TR 62361-103 - Power systems management and associated information exchange about?
PD IEC/TR 62361 is a series on Power systems management and associated information exchange. Power systems management and associated information exchange allows our customers to select important power supply parameters over a digital communication interface. PD IEC/TR 62361-103 is a technical report, describes the concepts of standard profiling for Common Information Model (CIM – IEC 61970, IEC 61968, IEC 62325) and IEC 61850 standard series. PD IEC/TR 62361-103 serves as an introduction to profiling concepts and methodologies for the development of profiles for providing interoperability. PD IEC/TR 62361-103 describes the specific needs and requirements of the standard application domains and derives profiling concepts respectively. Moreover, PD IEC/TR 62361-103 defines the foundation for more detailed descriptions in the respective standard series.
Who is PD IEC/TR 62361-103 - Power systems management and associated information exchange for?
PD IEC/TR 62361-103 on Power systems management and associated information exchange is useful for:
- Telecommunication sector
- IT sector
- Administration department
- Software engineers
- Design engineers
Why should you use PD IEC/TR 62361-103 - Power systems management and associated information exchange?
Power systems management and associated information exchange enables the power supply to communicate important information about the status of the power system upstream to the system or board management controller. PD IEC/TR 62361-103 describes a specific usage of a published standard or a collection of published standards by restricting offered flexibility. Functional requirements may lead to the proposal of extensions to the standard. Profiling needs to support both aspects.
The main goal of PD IEC/TR 62361-103 is to facilitate interoperability for the data exchange between elements to achieve the functions as specified in the specific use of the standard. Profiling may serve many objectives, depending on the project where the profile is used, but within the different objectives one could get closer to interchangeability. Therefore, a profile contains definitions of restricted flexibilities for data models communication services and capabilities engineering related requirements and cyber-security requirements. The standard profiling also contains functional requirements for example state machines describing required sequences of actions needed to ensure interoperability, etc. and testing requirements. The profile contents are built based on requirements derived from use cases. These use cases have very diverse inputs including specific local use cases and national or regional regulations. Using PD IEC/TR 62361-103 you can describe the concepts of standard profiling for Common Information Model (CIM – IEC 61970, IEC 61968, IEC 62325) and IEC 61850 standard series.
