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Fig. 3. VI Signatures from Eight Devices.
Fig. 4. M aster Circuit Test M odel.
Fig. 5. M aster Circuit Block Diagram.  Slave Circuit: The slave part of the circu it receives the control signal fro m the master module and acts accordingly as shown in the fig. 6 and 7.
Fig. 6. Slave Circuit Test M odel.
Fig. 7. Slave Circuit Block Diagram.
Home Energy Management System Using NILM, Low-Cost HAN
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Dianzi Keji Daxue Xuebao/Journal of the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

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Naveed Arshad

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Nasir Khan

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Home energy management systems (HEMs) are used to provide comfortable life for consumers as well as to save energy. An essential component of HEMs is a home area network (HAN) that is used to remotely control the electric devices at homes and buildings. Although HAN prices have dropped in recent years but they are still expensive enough to prohibit a mass scale deployments. In this paper, a very low cost alternative to the expensive HANs is presented. We have applied a combination of non-intrusive load monitoring (NILM) and very low cost one-way HAN to develop a HEM. By using NILM and machine learning algorithms we find the status of devices and their energy consumption from a central meter and communicate with devices through the one-way HAN. The evaluations show that the proposed machine learning algorithm for NILM achieves up to 99% accuracy in certain cases. On the other hand our radio frequency (RF)-based one-way HAN achieves a range of 80 feet in all settings.

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... Aggregate demand data collected by smart meters assist in understanding consumer behaviors in aggregation, demand forecasts, customer segmentation, etc.; however, improved demand-side management, better policy designs, and sustainable development require disaggregated energy characterization at the appliance level [5,6]. Disaggregated energy characterization can foster economic gains and technical benefits for diverse stakeholders through innovative services [7][8][9]. It also assists in efficient resource usage, conservation of energy and the environment, and improved living in smart sustainable cities [10]. ...

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An Event Matching Energy Disaggregation Algorithm Using Smart Meter Data
Home Energy Management System Using NILM, Low-Cost HAN

Dianzi Keji Daxue Xuebao/Journal of the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China