Abstract: A method for securing the program safety of an HVDC system according to the present invention comprises the steps of: calculating, by a controller of the HVDC system, a BIOS program eigenvalue after loading a BIOS when power is applied; receiving, by the controller, a BIOS program eigenvalue of the controller prestored in a higher system of the controller; and comparing the BIOS program eigenvalue calculated in the controller and the BIOS program eigenvalue prestored in the higher system so as to identify whether or not the eigenvalues are identical and, if the eigenvalues are not identical, stopping execution of a program and notifying the higher system that the eigenvalues are not identical.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for variably controlling a sampling frequency, which facilitates the setting of sampling frequencies according to the types of various voltage/current transformers and stably collects sampling outputs of different sampling frequencies of various voltage/current transformers without collisions. The system for variably controlling a sampling frequency according to the present invention includes: a secondary converter, which collects analog data from a first sensor and converts the analog data into digital data; and a merging unit which collects analog data from a second sensor and converts the analog data into digital data while collecting the output of the secondary converter.

Abstract: A method for configuring a master/slave board during initial booting of dual boards, and dual boards thereof are proposed. Each of the dual boards includes: a voltage input part to which an AC voltage is applied by initial booting; a voltage converter for converting the applied AC voltage into a DC voltage; a communication part for transmitting a DC voltage value corresponding to the converted DC voltage to a counterpart board and receiving a DC voltage value of the counterpart board from the counterpart board; and a controller for initializing the voltage converter when an initial boot signal and the AC voltage are applied from outside, converting the DC voltage converted by the voltage converter into the DC voltage value, and comparing the DC voltage values of each board transmitted and received through the communication part, so as to configure each board as a master or slave board.

Abstract: A method for securing the program safety of an HVDC system according to the present invention comprises the steps of: calculating, by a controller of the HVDC system, a BIOS program eigenvalue after loading a BIOS when power is applied; receiving, by the controller, a BIOS program eigenvalue of the controller prestored in a higher system of the controller; and comparing the BIOS program eigenvalue calculated in the controller and the BIOS program eigenvalue prestored in the higher system so as to identify whether or not the eigenvalues are identical and, if the eigenvalues are not identical, stopping execution of a program and notifying the higher system that the eigenvalues are not identical.

Abstract: A method for configuring a master/slave board during initial booting of dual boards, and dual boards thereof are proposed. Each of the dual boards includes: a voltage input part to which an AC voltage is applied by initial booting; a voltage converter for converting the applied AC voltage into a DC voltage; a communication part for transmitting a DC voltage value corresponding to the converted DC voltage to a counterpart board and receiving a DC voltage value of the counterpart board from the counterpart board; and a controller for initializing the voltage converter when an initial boot signal and the AC voltage are applied from outside, converting the DC voltage converted by the voltage converter into the DC voltage value, and comparing the DC voltage values of each board transmitted and received through the communication part, so as to configure each board as a master or slave board.

Abstract: A method for setting a duplexed board to a master or slave board during initial booting and the board.