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             Unlicensed Industrial, Scientific and Medical  coverage areas, 193, 193f
                  (ISM) bands, 210, 232, 242     families, 191
             Unofficial spectrum bands, 213      MAC frame structure, 191, 192f
             Unsupervised learning method, 324   network architectures, 195–196, 195f
             Urban microgrids, 27                technical specifications, 193, 194t
             User Datagram Protocol (UDP), 188, 252  Wi-Fi, 190–191
                                               smart grid applications, 196–197
             V                                Wireless mesh networks (WMNs), 107–108
             Valley filling, 80               Wireless Metropolitan Area Network
             Vehicle-to-grid (V2G), 256, 266      (WMAN), 202–203, 205
             Virtual link layer (VLL), 291    Wireless network for Industrial Automation-
             Virtual private networks (VPNs), 7, 99  Process Automation (WIA-PA),
                                                  282–283
                                              Wireless personal area network (WPAN), 6–7,
             W                                    39. See also Low-rate WPANs
             White-Fi/Super Wi-Fi, 192         IEEE 802.15.4 standard, 229
             Wide Area Monitoring Protection and Control  Piconet scheme, 175–176
                  (WAMPAC) system, 46, 49, 92–94, 241  in smart grid architecture, 16, 17–20t
             Wide area monitoring system (WAMS), 85,  Wireless regional area network (WRAN), 6–7,
                  88–89                           229
               applications, 91, 91–92t       Wireless sensor networks (WSNs), 173–174,
               cognitive radio (CR) technology, 241  252–253, 310, 314
             Wide area networks (WANs), 7, 14–16, 17–20t,  advantages, 174–175
                  36, 65–66, 68–69, 79, 99     applications, 53–54, 54t
               bidirectional communication, 111  in healthcare, 173–174
               cognitive radio (CR) technology, 235–237,  organization and transmission, 52–53, 52f
                  237t                         parts of, 51–52
               communication technologies, 112  sensors, 51–52
               coverage area, 111, 231–232     SG applications, 173–174
               energy routers in, 340–341, 340f  Wireless Smart Utility Network (Wi-SUN),
               PLC utilization, 112–113           185
             Wide-area situational awareness (WASA), 242  Wireline communications, 6–7, 17–20t
             Wideband CDMA (W-CDMA), 198      Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave
             Wi-Fi, 190–191, 196                  Access (WiMAX), 6–7, 16, 17–20t,
             Wi-Fi HaLow, 192                     68–69, 79, 198–199, 261, 269, 276–277,
             Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), 197    294–295
             Wind energy conversion system (WECS),  backhaul-based, 203, 205
                  160–161, 164–165f            and energy internet (EI), 342
             Wired communication methods, 315  IEEE 802.16 standard, 202–203
             Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), 197  protocol structure, 203, 203f
             Wireless communications, 6–7, 17–20t,65  smart grid applications, 204f, 205
               applications, 209–210          WRAN. See Wireless regional area network
               development, 209–210               (WRAN)
               technologies in, 175, 176f
             WirelessHART, 187–188            Z
             Wireless heterogeneous network architecture,  Zeta bytes (ZB), 313
                  261–263, 262f               ZigBee systems, 186–187
             Wireless local area networks (WLANs), 6–7  Zimmermann and Dostert model, 130
               IEEE 802.11 standard, 175      zipWithIndex operation, 322
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