MEET US AT OUR BOOTH #11
Stop by the RTDS Technologies booth and chat with us for the latest insights into real-time digital simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing. Learn more about our technology!
This year’s conference takes place in London, UK at IET London: Savoy Place from March 2 - 6, 2026.
WHAT TO EXPECT AT OUR BOOTH
HIL TESTING: BUILDING CONFIDENCE FOR DATA CENTER OPERATORS, UTILITIES, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
Real-time simulation and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing with the RTDS Simulator is a key technology for de-risking data center protection, automation, and control systems. There are increasingly high expectations when it comes to the reliable and secure operation of data centers. HIL testing supports the design and validation of data center electrical architecture, ensuring uninterrupted operation and improving the speed and cost of data center deployment.
PRESENTATION(S)
PRESENTATION(S)
Session 7B - Digital Substation 2
Paper Title: Evaluating Performance in IEC 61850 Digital Substations with Communication Redundancy
Presenter: Dinesh Rangana Gurusinghe, Manager Protection & Automation Application, RTDS Technologies Inc.
Co-Author: Chamara Devanarayana, Simulation Engineer Protection & Automation, RTDS Technologies Inc.
Date & Time: Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 1:15 PM
This paper/presentation introduces a practical methodology for testing IEC 61850 systems with network redundancy using a digital real time simulator. By integrating SV, GOOSE, MMS, PTP, and redundant network architectures, the study demonstrates how closed loop testing with multi vendor IEDs, switches, RedBoxes, and time sources ensures high availability and performance before deployment.
ASK US ABOUT REAL-TIME SIMULATION
Dinesh Gurusinghe
Manager Protection & Automation Application, RTDS Technologies
Kati Sidwall
Technical Marketing Manager, RTDS Technologies
EXHIBITION DETAILS
MONDAY
March 2
TUESDAY
March 3
WEDNESDAY
March 4
THURSDAY
March 5
ABOUT DPSP
DPSP (Developments in Power System Protection) is one of the only conferences dedicated solely to power system protection. When you attend, you will hear the latest research, results and innovations in the design and development of system protection and control systems. Over 200 power system protection engineers attend DPSP.
