Improve grid reliability and interoperability with solutions to test and emulate real-world grid conditions.
Strengthen grid reliability and security with real-time network visibility and wireless performance insights.
Emulate grid conditions, test inverters, and simulate energy sources to ensure reliable and efficient microgrid operation.
Test and validate DERs and grid network security across a range of real-world scenarios ensure compliance with global conformance and security standards.
Grid modernization is connecting utilities, distributed energy resources, communications, and operations areas into a complex energy ecosystem. Advanced grid simulation software and grid emulation systems can help engineers to understand the behavior of this interconnected grid, and ensure its reliability. While this transformation presents many challenges, rigorous grid compliance testing and robust grid cybersecurity are essential to protect critical infrastructure and unlock the significant benefits of a modernized grid. Explore use cases for testing grid applications.
Grid modernization is a fundamental shift incorporating technologies like telecommunications, distributed energy resources (DER), battery storage, solar power, and grid cybersecurity that will reshape how the world generates, distributes, and consumes electricity. This transformation strives to tackle concerns about aging infrastructure, increasing blackouts, and increasing environmental impacts to ensure a more sustainable, reliable, and secure energy system moving forward. Explore solutions for grid simulation and emulation for both high-power testing and complex connected grid communications network scenarios.
A grid simulator replicates real‑world power grid conditions in a controlled lab environment, allowing engineers to safely test distributed energy resources (DERs) and inverter-based resources (IBRs) for renewable integrations, and validate smart‑grid devices before deployment.
Grid simulation enables realistic modeling of voltage fluctuations, frequency changes, and inverter responses, helping engineers validate how solar, wind, energy‑storage, and other DER and IBR systems interact with modern grids under dynamic conditions.
Grid simulation allows power utility engineers to model cyberattacks, test defenses, and train security systems without risking live operations. Paired with a power emulator, teams can validate relays, controllers, and patches using hardware-in-the-loop scenarios, prioritize high-risk assets, strengthen detection. Discover how to protect modern energy infrastructure with Keysight's grid cybersecurity resources.
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