Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Cyber-attack detection and electrical system stability for electric vehicle charging infrastructure
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Application No.: US16291342Application Date: 2019-03-04
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Publication No.: US11305665B2Publication Date: 2022-04-19
- Inventor: Hanchao Liu , Honggang Monten Wang , Philip Hart , Yichao Zhang
- Applicant: General Electric Company
- Applicant Address: US NY Schenectady
- Assignee: General Electric Company
- Current Assignee: General Electric Company
- Current Assignee Address: US NY Schenectady
- Agency: Ziolkowski Patent Solutions Group, SC
- Main IPC: H02J7/00
- IPC: H02J7/00 ; B60L53/62 ; B60L53/10 ; H04L29/06 ; G06F17/14

Abstract:
Some embodiments provide a system to protect an electric vehicle charging infrastructure. An electric vehicle charging site may receive Alternating Current (“AC”) power from a power grid and provides Direct Current (“DC”) power to electric vehicles. A sensor spoof observer and controller may receive information from at least two AC current sensors, wherein the observer calculates a grid voltage disturbance using a structure based on an AC filter dynamic model. A system stability assurance platform may: (i) monitor current and voltage to detect resonance, (ii) identify impedance associated with a detected resonance, and (iii) apply a result of an analysis of the identified impedance to an adaptive damping control algorithm. A user interface platform may then provide information about a component of the charging infrastructure being cyber-attacked to a distribution system operator via a graphical user interface display.
Public/Granted literature
- US20200282854A1 CYBER-ATTACK DETECTION AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM STABILITY FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE Public/Granted day:2020-09-10
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