Frontiers in artificial intelligence and applications
A Study of a Quantum-Secure Encrypted Communication Framework for Electric Utilities
Dong Wu, Linyu Peng, Dili Peng, Xu Liu, Tao Wang, Jiao Long, Binyang Yan
Abstract
In order to meet the demand of quantum key generation rate for power business encryption, a quantum security encryption communication framework for power enterprises is proposed. Combining the deployment mode of power distribution terminal and communication network architecture, this paper uses the M/M/1 model with preemptive priority to calculate the queuing delay of each service’s quantum key, and compare it with the delay requirements to determine whether quantum encryption is possible. The simulation results show that the key generation rate is required to reach 205 kbit/s if the quantum encryption requirements of all services need to be met under the service type and traffic volume of this case. Conclusion: Under the limited generation rate, a reasonable and scientific method is given for the selective application of quantum encryption to power information services.