An advanced energy management system facilitated by GSM with automated power scheduling
Journal Title: GRD Journal for Engineering - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 7
Abstract
There has been a growing emphasis on conservation and protecting the environment. In electrical engineering, power consumption often refers to the electrical energy over time supplied to operate an electrical appliance. We are scheduling the power using GSM technology by introducing three modes of operationlike full power mode, custom and limited mode.
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Subashri P, Saranya K, Swetha S, Mr. Ezhil Arasu
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