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The bridging of traditional power systems with a modern day high speed communication infrastructure has changed the way we protect, monitor and control the power grid and its assets.

With a focus on the demand side of the energy equation, the systematic deployment of new technologies can provide the ability to optimize a customer's interaction with the energy supply in a manner that is economically beneficial to both themselves, the supplying utilities and associated operators. Implementing these new technologies across various applications such as metering, communications, substation automation, integration of renewable resources and system visualization, requires a new approach that enables the analog to digital conversion of grid infrastructure and takes a more comprehensive view of the system.

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