A Review of Residential Computer Oriented Energy Control Systems

A Review of Residential Computer Oriented Energy Control Systems

INSTITUTIONEN FOR VARME- OCH KRAFTTEKNIK ENERGIHUSHALLNING TEKNISKA HOGSKOLANI LUND A R eview of R esidential Computer Orientated Energy Control Systems by Greg North ISSN 0282-1990 ISRN LUTMDN/TMVK--3190--SE DEPARTMENT OF HEAT AND POWER ENGINEERING LUND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY P.O. BOX 118, SE-221 00 LUND SWEDEN 2000 DISCLAIMER Portions of this document may be illegible in electronic image products. Images are produced from the best available original document. Foreword OCT 8 6 m ©STl This document is a collection of data obtained from various sources that should give the reader a brief overview of the areas researched during the initial period of the author’s doctoral studies, from October 1999 to March 2000. The purpose of the document is to provide a basis for the studies by describing many different aspects of Energy Control Systems. This publication is part of the project Load Management in Buildings (Effekthushallning i byggnader) at the Division of Energy Economics and Planning, Department of Heat and Power Engineering, Lund University, Sweden. The project is financed by the Swedish Electrical Utilities Research and Development Company (Elforsk, Project Number 4083) and The Swedish Council for Building Research (Byggforskningsradet, Project Number 19970426). Lund, April 2000 Greg North, MSc Jurek Pyrko, Assoc. Prof. greg.north @ vok.lth.se Project Leader jurek.pyrko @ vok.lth.se ii R eport C ontents 1 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................1 1.1 Purpose of the Report ............................................................................................................1 1.2 Report Overview ...................................................................................................................... 1 1.3 Information G athering .......................................................................................................... 2 l .4 Information Presentation Method ..................................................................................... 2 2 LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE OF ENERGY............................................................................3 2. l Tomorrow ’s Energy Needs Require Intelligent Networks ...........................................3 2.2 Future Energy Utilities......................................................................................................... 4 2.3 The Future of Home & Small Office e-Services and the Open Services G ateway .....7 2.4 Commercial Market Research ............................................................................................11 2.5 Residential G ateways ...........................................................................................................12 2.6 Home Networking ..................................................................................................................15 3 BROADBAND......................................................................................................................................17 3.1 Broadband Fundamentals ...................................................................................................17 3.2 Multimedia Bandwidth Requirements .............................................................................. 19 4 WIRING AND NEW WIRE NETWORK COMMUNICATION..............................................20 4.1 Wire Types ...............................................................................................................................20 4.2 Today ’s Modern Home Wiring ............................................................................................ 20 4.3 Future -proofing With the Right Wiring ...........................................................................21 4.4 Advanced Home Wiring Systems for New Housing .........................................................22 4.5 Access Technology ............................................................................................................... 22 4.6 Current No New Wire Technologies ................................................................................. 23 5 RADIO FREQUENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS..........................................................24 5.1 Home RF....................................................................................................................................24 5.2 Proxim ......................................................................................................................................25 5.3 Share Wave ............................................................................................................................. 25 5.4 Alation ....................................................................................................................................25 5.5 Bluetooth ............................................................................................................................... 25 5.6 Infrared Communications (IrDA) versus Bluetooth ....................................................26 5.6.1 Overview of IrD A............................................................................................................. 26 5.6.2 Overview of Bluetooth..................................................................................................... 26 5.6.3 Data Exchange.................................................................................................................27 5.6.4 LAN Access.......................................................................................................................27 5.6.5 Voice Applications.......................................................................................................... 28 5.6.6 Security Issues..................................................................................................................28 5.6.7 Bluetooth and IrDA Implementation Costs...................................................................... 28 5.6.8 IrDAJBluetooth Comparison Summary........................................................................... 28 5.7 Wireless Broadband ............................................................................................................ 28 5.8 Some Wireless Networking Products ...............................................................................29 6 PHONELINE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS...........................................................................30 6.1 HOMEPNA.................................................................................................................................31 6.2 Tut Systems .............................................................................................................................31 6.3 Epigram ....................................................................................................................................31 6.4 Avio ...........................................................................................................................................31 6.5 xDSL.........................................................................................................................................32 6.6 Motorola ’s Digital Living Room of the Future .............................................................. 32 6.7 B roadcom Corporations High -speed Home Networking Chips.....................................32 6.8 ISDN..........................................................................................................................................32 6.9 DSL............................................................................................................................................33 7 POWERLINE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (PLC).............................................................34 iii 7.1 CEBUS...................................................................................................................................... 35 7.2 INTELLON.................................................................................................................................. 35 7.3 Domosys .................................................................................................................................. 36 7.4 ITRAN........................................................................................................................................ 36 7.5 Echelon /Lon Works ............................................................................................................... 36 7.6 X-10.......................................................................................................................................... 36 7.7 Adaptive Networks ............................................................................................................... 37 7.8 Intelogis ................................................................................................................................. 37 7.9 Metricom Corporation ........................................................................................................ 37 7.10 PLC Automation Protocols Summary ..........................................................................38 7.11 Media Fusion ...................................................................................................................... 38 7.12 Phonex B roadband Corporation ...................................................................................41 8 ORGANISATIONS....................................................................................................................

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