Leveraging its large bandwidth, low latency, and integrated communication-sensing capabilities, millimeter-wave technology demonstrates vast potential in power industry digitalization. Deep integration with AI and edge computing extends applications to microgrids and virtual power plants. The dedicated spectrum ensures grid security requirements while providing flexible support for energy internet infrastructure.

The 26GHz dedicated frequency and private network brings the following values to the energy and power industry

Ultra-high bandwidth supports high-concurrency data transmission and communication assurance

Millimeter wave supports high-concurrency data transmission from hundreds of cameras and multiple sensors. In scenarios like photovoltaic power stations and energy storage systems, it enables real-time collection and analysis of massive equipment status data through high-speed communication

Ultra-low latency supports real-time control and protection services

Millimeter wave's 99.999% deterministic and reliable low latency meets differential protection's requirements for end-to-end real-time synchronization, preventing protection malfunctions or failures due to communication delays. It enables rapid response to grid load fluctuations and achieves millisecond-level regulation to ensure stable grid operation

Integrated communication and sensing enables more grid innovation applications

The communication-sensing synergy simultaneously enables real-time equipment data backhaul and AI-powered processing of sensory data to identify equipment failures or environmental risks (e.g., bird collision warnings). It promotes the application of low-altitude economy in the power grid industry

Dedicated frequency and private network ensures operational and production safety

The millimeter wave dedicated frequency and private network provides secure isolation of networks and data, delivering more reliable support for safe operation of power grid services

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