Date of Publication :8th August 2017
Abstract: There are many challenges that electrical grid face today such as mission critical power demands, diversion of energy sources and integration of renewable energy sources. Also, the different domains have their own requirements. To beat these challenges, it required the intelligent management of the electrical grid. So in this survey we represents the four different types of architecture which is suitable for the different domains.
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