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  • Electrical Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Energy Systems

Background:

  • Rising global energy consumption necessitates efficient management strategies.
  • Data-driven approaches, particularly AI, are crucial for optimizing energy workflows.
  • Reliable and accurate data acquisition is fundamental for energy efficiency initiatives.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present a novel sensing solution for precise energy parameter gathering in server farms and data centers.
  • To detail the development of a complete multiport power meter system for disaggregated energy data acquisition.
  • To enable real-time characterization of device consumption behavior for enhanced energy management.

Main Methods:

  • Design and prototyping of a multiport power meter system.
  • Selection and integration of appropriate electronic components and sensors.
  • Development of hardware, embedded systems, and software layers, including calibration.
  • Implementation of a one-on-one data acquisition approach and temporal multiplexing for scalability.

Main Results:

  • A functional multiport power meter prototype was successfully created and tested.
  • The system enables disaggregated, real-time energy data collection (voltage, current, power factor).
  • High scalability achieved through individual power source monitoring and temporal multiplexing.
  • Ensured compatibility with IoT networks using data markup language and standard protocols.

Conclusions:

  • The developed multiport power meter system offers a scalable and precise solution for energy monitoring in data centers.
  • The system's ability to correlate process execution with energy data facilitates tailored energy-saving solutions.
  • This technology supports the integration of AI for advanced energy management and efficiency improvements.