Analog Devices AN-679 Low-Cost Watt-Hour Meter Based on ADE7757 Application Note

This article introduces the design of a high-precision, low-cost, single-phase watt-hour meter based on ADE7757. The meter is designed for single-phase two-wire distribution systems and features a highly integrated system and direct drive of electromechanical counters.


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
Chinese
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Published
16 September, 2022
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
AN-679
MD5 checksum
B5C7D899BC45924B882D0A840C92875C

About this manual

This application note introduces a high-precision, low-cost, single-phase watt-hour meter design based on the ADE7757 integrated system. The design targets IEC 61036 Class 1 and Class 2 accuracy requirements for single-phase two-wire distribution systems and can be adjusted for specific regional standards like ANSI C12.16. The ADE7757 provides a complete solution including two ADCs, a reference circuit, and fixed DSP functions for calculating real power, along with an integrated stable oscillator. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Design Goals
  • Design Parameters
  • ADE7757 Reference Circuit
  • Shunt Resistor Selection
  • Design Calculations
  • Calibrating the Meter
  • Correct Phase Matching Between Channels
  • Anti-Aliasing Filter
  • Power Supply Design
  • EMI Protection

Specifications

Accuracy ClassClass 1 and Class 2
Dynamic Range400:1
Basic Current (Ib)5 A
Maximum Current (IMAX)30 A
Meter Constant100 imp/kWh
Calibration Constant1600 imp/kWh
Shunt Resistance350 micro-ohms
Line Voltage220 V
Reference Circuit Temperature Coefficient30 ppm/°C (typical)

Frequently asked questions

What standards does this meter design target?

The design primarily targets IEC 61036 Class 1 and Class 2 accuracy requirements.

How is the meter calibrated?

The meter is calibrated by attenuating the line voltage to 61.5 mV rms using a resistor divider network.

What is the purpose of the high-frequency output?

The high-frequency output is used to speed up the calibration process and verify meter function and accuracy in a production environment.

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