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Wireless Protection of Power Grids over a 5G Network

IEEE Power Electronics Society, 2019.
Черногоров Ф. А.
Priority areas: IT and mathematics engineering science
Language: English
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Keywords: 5G mobile communication
Wireless Protection of Power Grids over a 5G Network
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