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Standardized information model is one of the key features of IEC 61850 compared to other communication standards. IEC 61850 provides models for different entities of a substation and PAC system, including primary equipment, secondary equipment as well as it's functions and communications between them. In this lecture we introduce different kinds of models defined by IEC 61850 and discuss why are they so essential.
Course authors
Alexander Golovin
Course author and lecturer
Alexander Golovin has graduated with Master's degree at Moscow Power Engineering Institute (Technical University) in 2008 (Protection, control and automation department). Since that time he has been involved in the development of products and solutions for digital substations as well as in the implementation of digital substations. He worked as a head of engineering department and then as a chief technical officer at Profotech where he was responsible for the development of fiber-optic current and electronic voltage sensors. Since 2012 he is a co-founder and chief technical officer for Tekvel Ltd., based in Dubai, UAE. Alexander is involved in the development of software and hardware solutions for digital substations, is participating in the implementations of digital substations with process bus (with more than 40 projects implemented for the last 3 years). He has also been providing training on IEC 61850 within Tekvel team since 2012 with more than 2500 engineers trained around the globe.
Alexander Golovin is a member of the Working Group 10 of International Electrotechnical Commission Technical Committee 57, which is responsible for development and maintenance of IEC 61850 standard.
Alexey Anoshin
Course author and lecturer
Alexey Anoshin graduated with Master's Degree in Engineering in 2008. Started his professional career in 2005 and got experience in the field of primary electrical equipment and protective relaying. In 2010 co-founded Tekvel and since that time holding position of Managing Director with broad variety of tasks. As tutor and technical consultant Alexey was involved into IEC 61850 and Digital Substation trainings in Europe, Canada, the USA and the Philippines with more than 1500 student trained. Alexey was the original developer of company's famous SV simulator - iMerge (later - Volcano) as well as deeply involved into development of IEC 61850 compliant software and hardware.
Alexey Anoshin is a member of the Working Group 10 of the International Electrotechnical Commission Technical Committee 57, which is responsible for development and maintenance of IEC 61850 standard.
