Modeling of a multiservice network in HAN networks on Power Line Communications supported in Queuing Theory
Modelamiento de una red multiservicio en redes HAN sobre Power Line Communications soportado en Teoría de Colas


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Smart Grid is a new concept that seeks to articulate electric power and communications systems as a unified system for the optimization of energy consumption in the world, where one of the most accepted technologies for the transmission of information in residential environments is Power Line Co-communications (PLC). The objective of this article is to propose a supported model in queue theory, which allows the evaluation of multiclass traffic behavior of a HAN (Home Area Network) network under the HomePlug AV (HPAV) standard, which is one of the most important standards of PLC technology. In accordance with the results obtained, the proposed model allows estimating parameters such as arrival times, queuing times, attention times, probability of packet loss, throughput, number of packets lost, among other values related to the performance of the net. Although the model can be considered a great help for research papers related to PLC communications, it could be combined with other more advanced analysis techniques, in order to obtain deeper results and in more complex contexts.
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