Datasheet ADE7754 Datasheet (ANALOG DEVICES)

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Multi-functional Polyphase
Energy Metering IC with Serial
Port Interface
ADE7754
Energy Measurement Group
Precision Converters (PRC) Division
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ADE7754: A programmable solution for Polyphase Energy measurementTransducers

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ADE7754: Technology at a glance

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ADE7754: Overview of Functionalities

Surpasses IEC1036 requirement. Less than 0.1% error
over wide dynamic range
Supplies the following information:
Active energySign of Reactive energyApparent energySimultaneous RMS calculation on the six analog inputsPeak Voltage and Current detectionSAG Line Voltage detectionLine PeriodTemperature
Digital calibration
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ADE7754: Characteristics

24-pin SOIC package
5V Power Supply
[-40 C; +85 C] Temperature Operating range
500mV maximum analog input range with PGA of 1, 2 or 4
on all channels
External Clock frequency = 10MHz
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ADE7754: Block Diagram

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
Active Energy
Calibration Mode
RMS measurements
Apparent Energy
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
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ADE7754: A validated Analog front end

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
16-bit accuracy from 2nd order ΣΔ ADCs
Linearity error < 0.1% over wide dynamic
range (int. reference)
Measurement Bandwidth 14 kHz
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ADE7754: Easy use of Current sensors

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Input Gain up to 4
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
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Phase compensation for CT connection
~ +/-0.5°max in 0.02°increment @ 50Hz
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ADE7754: A Digital solution

Configuration done by writing ADE7754 registers at power up
Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
Only one point calibration to reach 0.5% accuracy for active energy
CF output to drive LED
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ADE7754: Voltage and Current RMS, and waveform
samples
Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
Simultaneous Voltage and Current RMS values in 24-bit registers
Offsets compensate RMS noise integration and improve accuracy
Real-time voltage and current waveforms can be supplied in four
different sampling speeds (up to 28ksps)
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ADE7754: Active Energy – Signal Path

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
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ADE7754: Active Energy – Description

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
Accumulation of the Total Active Energy in a 24-bit register
=> Equivalent to 88s of Energy at Full scale
HPF filter eliminates any DC offset
Gain for calibration and multi-rate billing
Different Modes to accumulate active energy in different meter
configuration
Mode 1. 3-phase 4-wire Wye service Mode 2. 3-phase 4-wire Wye service 2 Voltage sensors Mode 3. 3-phase 3-wire Delta service Mode 4. 3-phase 4-wire Delta service
- See configurability
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ADE7754: Active Energy – Description

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
No-load threshold per phase for anti-
creep 0.005% of Full scale
Sum of absolute energies for anti-
tampering Option selectable
Instantaneous Reverse Active Power per
phase
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ADE7754: Apparent Energy (VAh) – Signal path

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
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ADE7754: Apparent Energy (VAh) – Description

Apparent power is calculated using: VA = Vrms x Irms
Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
Accumulation of the Apparent Energy in a 24-bit register
=> Equivalent to 131s of Energy at Full scale
Gain for calibration and multi-rate billing
Different Modes to accumulate apparent energy in different meter
configuration
Mode 1. 3-phase 4-wire Wye service Mode 2. 3-phase 4-wire Wye service 2 Voltage sensors Mode 3. 3-phase 3-wire Delta service Mode 4. 3-phase 4-wire Delta service
- See configurability
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ADE7754: Active and Apparent Energy

Principle: Accumulation of the Active and Apparent Energy over
Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
N half line cycles (<16384) => Drive IRQ when finished
Benefits:
- Cancels the ripple frequency effect (2 x line freq) in Energy Measurement
- Shorten calibration time
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ADE7754: Reactive Energy (VAR) – 1

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
Sign of Reactive Energy can be directly read from
the LVARENERGY[23:0]
The sign of LVARENERGY indicates inductive or
capacitive loading
LVARENERGY is updated synchronous to a
programmable number of voltage half-cycles to improve accuracy
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ADE7754: Reactive Energy (VAR)-2

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
Proposed Method to measure Reactive
Energy and Power Factor including harmonics:
Using synchronous VAh and Wh data
Varh = (VAh2–Wh2) = √(LVAENERGY2-LAENERGY2) PF = sign(LVARENERGY) * LAENERGY/ LVAENERGY
The nature of the load (inductive or capacitive) is determined by the sign of LVARENERGY register
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ADE7754: Power Line Quality Supervisory

Period Measurement of any Voltage channel
Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
Configurable SAG and Peak detections of the Voltage channels
Zero crossing of the Voltage channels
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
Temperature sensor
¾ General supervisory of each lines’ Voltage quality
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ADE7754: Temperature Measurement

Analog Front end
Current sensor connection
Digital solution
RMS measurements
Active Energy
Apparent Energy
Calibration Mode
Reactive Energy
Power Line Quality
8-bit register : 1LSB/°C
Temperature compensation of external
Temperature sensor
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Temperature supervisory of the system
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3-phase Product Comparison

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APPENDIX: Meter Configurations

Mode 1: 3-phase 4-Wire Wye service Mode 2: 3-phase 4-Wire Wye service 2 voltage sensors Mode 3: 3-phase 3-Wire Delta service Mode 4: 3-phase 4-Wire Delta service
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Mode 1: 3-phase 4-Wire Wye service

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Mode 2: 3-phase 4-Wire Wye service
2 voltage sensors
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Mode 3: 3-phase 3-Wire Delta service

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Mode 4: 3-phase 4-Wire Delta service

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