Datasheet SA2005PPA, SA2005PSA Datasheet (SAMES)

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Programmable Three Phase Power / Energy Metering IC for Stepper Motor / Impulse Counter Applications

SA2005P

FEATURES

+ Direct drive for electro-mechanical counters or stepper

motors

+ Calibration and setup stored on external EEPROM - no

trim-pots required

+ Flexible programmable features providing ease of

implementation for meter manufacturers

+ Per phase energy direction and voltage fail indication + Precision oscillator on chip

DESCRIPTION

The SAMES SA2005P provides a single chip active energy metering solution for three phase mechanical counter-based meter designs.

Th SA2005P does not require any external trim-pots or resistor ladders for meter calibration. Calibration and meter configuration information is stored on a small external EEPROM.

Meter setup stored on the EEPROM includes various metering direction modes (total sum, absolute sum, positive or negative energy) phase calibration data, rated metering conditions, LED pulse rate, counter pulse width, counter resolution and creep current.

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+ Meets the IEC 521/1036 Specification requirements for

Class 1 AC Watt hour meters

+ Operates over a wide temperature range + Easily adaptable to different signal levels + Adaptable to different types of sensors + Precision voltage reference on-chip + Protected against ESD

A programmable rate pulse output is available for meter calibration purposes. Per phase voltage fail and voltage sequence faults as well as energy direction indication are available as LED outputs. Programmable dividers enable various mechanical counter or stepper motor counter resolutions.

A precision oscillator, that replaces an external crystal, is integrated on chip. A voltage reference is integrated on chip.

The SA2005P integrated circuit is available in 24-pin dual in line plastic (DIP-24) and small outline (SOIC-24) package options.

IIN1 IIP1

IVN1

IIN2 IIP2

IVN2

IIN3 IIP3

IVN3

GND

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REF

VREF

VDD VSS

CHANNEL

BALANCE

PROG.

CHANNEL

ADDER

BALANCE

CHANNEL

BALANCE

TIMING & CONTROL

Figure 1: Block diagram

PROGRAM-

MABLE

ADDER

TEST

OSC

POWER

PULSE

RATE

INTERFACE

SCL

LED

MON

MOP

PH / DIR

PH1

PH2

PH3

RLOAD

SDA

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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

(V = 2.5V, V = -2.5V, over the temperature range -10°C to +70°C , unless otherwise specified.)

DD SS

Parameter

Operating temp. Range

Supply Voltage: Positive

Supply Voltage: Negative

Supply Current: Positive

Supply Current: Negative

Symbol

Min

-25

2.25

-2.75 -2.25

Typ

Max

+85

2.75

Current Sensor Inputs (Differential)

Input Current Range

-25

+25

Voltage Sensor Input (Asymmetrical)

Input Current Range

Pin VREF Ref. Current Ref. Voltage

-I

-25

1.1

+25

1.3

Digital I/O

Pins RLOAD, TEST, SDA Input High Voltage Input Low Voltage

V-1

V+1

Pins MOP, MON, LED, SCL, PH/DIR, PH1, PH2, PH3 Output High Voltage Output Low Voltage

V-1

V+1

Pin SDA Pull up current

-I

54 µA

Unit

°C

µA

V V

Condition

Peak value

With R = 24kW connected to V Reference to V

I = -2mA

I = 5mA

V = V

ISS

Pins TEST, RLOAD Pull down current

48 110 µA

V = V

IDD

#Extended Operating Temperature Range available on request.

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS*

Parameter Symbol Min Max Unit

Supply Voltage V -V -0.3 6.0 V

Current on any pin I -150 +150 mA

Storage Temperature T -40 +125 °C

Operating Temperature T -40 +85 °C

*Stresses above those listed under “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating only. Functional operation of the device at these or any other condition above those indicated in the operational sections of this specification, is not implied. Exposure to Absolute Maximum Ratings for extended periods may affect device reliability.

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PIN DESCRIPTION

Designation Description

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21, 24,

23, 22,

2, 1,

5, 4

11, 12

GND

IVN1, IVN2,

IVN3

IIN1, IIP1, IIN2, IIP2,

IIN3, IIP3

VREF

SCL

SDA

TEST

LED

MON, MOP

PH / DIR

Analog Ground. The voltage to this pin should be mid-way between V and V .

DD SS

Positive supply voltage. Typically +5V if a current transformer is used for current sensing.

Negative supply voltage. Typically 0V if a current transformer is used for current sensing.

Voltage sense inputs. The current into the A/D converter should be set at 14µA at nominal mains

RMS

voltage. The voltage sense input saturates at an input current of ±25µA peak.

Inputs for current sensors. The termination resistor voltage from each current transformer is converted to a current of 16µA at rated conditions. The current sense input saturates at an input

RMS

current of ±25µA peak.

This pin provides the connection for the reference current setting resistor. A 24kW resistor connected to V sets the optimum operating condition.

Serial clock output. This output is used to strobe data from the external EEPROM.

Serial data. Send and receive data from an external EEPROM.

Test input. For normal operation connect this pin to V .

Calibration LED output. Refer to section Led Output (LED) for the pulse rate output options.

Motor pulse outputs. These outputs can be used to drive an impulse counter or stepper motor directly.

Multiplexed phase or direction driver output.

14, 15,

RLOAD

PH1, PH2,

PH3

1IIP2 IVN2

IIN2 IIN1

IVN3 IIP1

IIP3

IIN3

VDD

6 19

RLOAD

SCL

SDA

LED

MON

MOP

Triggers a data reload from the external EEPROM.

Multiplexed LED drivers for direction and mains fail indication.

IVN1

GND

VREF

VSS

TEST

PH3

PH2

PH1

PH / DIR

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Figure 2: Pin connections: Package: DIP-24, SOIC-24

ORDERING INFORMATION

Part Number

SA2005PPA

SA2005PSA

Package

DIP-24

SOIC-24

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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

The SAMES SA2005P is a CMOS mixed signal analog/digital integrated circuit that performs three phase power/energy calculations across a power range of 1000:1 to an overall accuracy of better than Class 1.

The integrated circuit includes all the required functions for 3phase power and energy measurement such as oversampling A/D converters for the voltage and current sense inputs, power calculation and energy integration. Internal offsets are eliminated through the use of cancellation procedures.

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operation of the meter. Every data byte stored in the EEPROM is protected with a checksum byte to ensure data integrity.

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) PROTECTION

The SA2005P integrated circuit's inputs/outputs are protected against ESD.

POWER CONSUMPTION

The overall power consumption rating of the SA2005P integrated circuit is less than 80mW with a 5V supply.

The integrated circuit includes all the required functions for a three phase mechanical counter-based meter design. A precision oscillator, that replaces an external crystal, is integrated on chip providing a temperature stable time base for the digital circuitry. A temperature stable voltage reference integrated on chip generates the reference current used by the analog circuitry.

Voltage and currents are sampled simultaneously by means of a sigma delta modulator type ADC and power is calculated for each individual phase. A programmable channel balance on each channel is used for individual channel calibration.

The scaled power is fed to a programmable adder that allows the representation of the measured energy to be either total sum or absolute sum.

The summed power is integrated and divided down to represent integrated energy. Pulses on the LED output and on the mechanical counter outputs represent measured amounts of energy. The programmable dividers provide flexible counter and calibration LED resolutions.

Outputs for phase voltage fail and voltage sequence faults and energy direction are available.

The SA2005P does not require any external trim-pots or resistor ladders as meter calibration and configuration data is stored on a small external EEPROM. The SA2005P configures itself from the EEPROM during power up. These features enables meter manufacturers flexible meter designs from a single integrated circuit.

AUTOMATIC DEVICE CONFIGURATION (BOOT UP)

During power up, registers containing configuration and calibration information is updated from an external EEPROM. The device itself never writes tot he EEPROM so any write protect features offered by manufacturer of EEPROM’s may be used to protect the configuration and calibration constant of the meter. The device reloads its configuration every 1193 seconds from the external EEPROM in order to ensure correct

INPUT SIGNALS

ANALOG INPUT CONFIGURATION

The current and voltage sensor inputs are illustrated in figure 3. These inputs are protected against electrostatic discharge through clamping diodes, in conjunction with the amplifiers input configuration. The feedback loops from the outputs of the amplifiers A and A generate virtual shorts on the signal inputs. Exact duplications of the input currents are generated for the analog processing circuitry. The current and voltage sense inputs are identical. Both inputs are differential current driven up to ±25µA peak. One of the voltage sense amplifiers input terminals is internally connected to GND. This configuration is possible because the voltage sense input is much less sensitive to externally induced parasitic signals compared to the current sense inputs.

Current Sense Inputs (IIN1, IIP1, IIN2, IIP2, IIN3, IIP3)

The current sense inputs connects to a termination resistor connected across the terminals of a current transformer. At

I V

IIP

CURRENT SENSOR INPUTS

IIN

IVP

VOLTAGE SENSOR INPUT

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GND

Figure 3: Analog input internal configuration

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rated current the resistor values should be selected for input currents of 16µA . Referring to figure 8, the resistors R1 and

RMS

R2 on current channel 1, resistors R3 and R4 on current channel 2 and resistors R5 and R6 on current channel 3, define the current level into the current sense inputs of the SA2005P. The current sense inputs saturates at an input current of ±25µA peak. Resistors R29, R30 and R31 are used as current transformer termination resistors. The voltage drop across the termination resistors should be at least 20mV at rated conditions. Values for the current sense inputs are calculated as follows:

R1 = R2 = ( IL / 16µARMS ) x R29 / 2 R3 = R4 = ( IL / 16µARMS ) x R30 / 2 R5 = R6 = ( IL / 16µARMS ) x R31 / 2

Where: I = Line current/CT-ratio

In case a current transformer is used for current sensing the value of the termination resistors should be less than the resistance of the CT's secondary winding.

Voltage Sense Inputs (IVN1, IVN2, IVN3)

The mains voltage are measured by means of a resistor divider and the divided voltage are converted to a current. The current into the voltage sense inputs (virtual ground) should be set to 14µARMS at rated voltage conditions. The individual mains voltages are divided down to 14V per phase. The resistors

RMS

R12, R13 and R14 (figure 8) set the current for the voltage sense inputs. The voltage sense inputs saturate at an input current of ±25uA peak.

Voltage Reference Connection (VREF)

A bias resistor of 24k provides an optimum bias conditions on chip. Calibration of the SA2005P is done by means of divider ratios stored on an external EEPROM. This is described in the Device Configuration section.

Serial Data (SDA)

The SDA pin connects directly to the SDA pin of an external EEPROM. The pin is used to transfer data between the EEPROM and the SA2005P. An external pull-up resistor in not needed.

Serial Clock (SCL)

The SCL pin connects directly to the SCL of an external EEPROM. The SCL output is used to strobe data at a rate of 50kHz out of the EEPROM. An external pull up resistor is not needed. The SCL output uses a soft driver and may be overdriven by the calibration equipment.

Reload (RLOAD)

A falling edge on the RLOAD pin will trigger a register update from the external EEPROM. This feature may be used during calibration to load updated register data in the SA2005P. For normal operation of the SA2005P the RLOAD pin may be left floating.

Test Inputs (TEST)

The TEST input is the manufacturers test pin and must be connected to VSS in a metering application.

OUTPUT SIGNALS

LED Output (LED)

Four options for the LED output pulse rate are available, 6400, 3200, 1600 pulses per kWh, and a pulse rate of 1252 pulses per second at rated conditions. At 1252 pulses per second t LED is 71µs, for the other options tLED is 10ms. The LED output is active low as shown in figure 4.

VDD

LED

VSS

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Figure 4: LED pulse output

Motor Output (MOP, MON)

The motor pulse width is programmable for 71ms, 142ms and 284ms. The MON pulse will follow the MOP pulse within the selected pulse width time. This prevents the motor armature being in the wrong position after a power failure. Both MOP and MON outputs are active high. A MOP pulse followed by a MON pulse represents one energy pulse. The motor drive waveforms are shown in figure 5.

VDD

MOP

VSS

VDD

MON

VSS

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Figure 5: Motor drive on MON and MOP pins of device

Multiplex Output (PH/ DIR)

The PH/DIR output enables either direction or voltage information on the phase LED driver outputs (PH1, PH2 and PH3). This multiplex output switches between logic 1 and 0 at a frequency of approximately 280Hz. A logic 1 enables energy direction information on the LED driver outputs and a logic 0 enables voltage information.

LED

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The PH/Dir output is used in conjunction with the LED driver outputs to display information about each individual phase, see figure 6.

Phase LED Drivers (PH1, PH2, PH3)

The LED driver outputs present either direction information or voltage information. The three LED driver outputs are used in conjunction with the PH/DIR output to display information about each individual phase (refer to figure 6) as follows:

PH/DIR = 1 (Direction indication)

When PH/DIR is high (logic 1) energy direction information for each individual phase is available on PH1, PH2 and PH3. A logic 0 indicates reverse energy flow and a logic 1 indicates positive energy flow. Reverse energy flow is defined as the condition where the voltage sense input and the current sense

inputs are out of phase (greater than 90 degrees). Positive energy flow is defined as the condition where the voltage sense and current sense inputs are in phase.

PH/DIR = 0 (Voltage fail / phase sequence error)

When PH/DIR is low (logic 0) voltage information is available on PH1, PH2 and PH3. A logic 0 on any of these pins indicates a voltage failure, the SA2005P does not detect a zero crossing on the applicable voltage sense input. Referring to figure 6 the voltage fail LED will be on when the voltage phase is present and off when the voltage phase is missing.

In the case of a phase sequence error all three LED driver outputs PH1, PH2 and PH3 will pulse with a repetition rate of approximately 1Hz.

Channel 1

Channel 2

Channel 3

PH (Sink)

DIR (Drive)

VFAIL 1

DIR 1

VFAIL 2

DIR 2

VFAIL 3

DIR 3

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PH/DIR

PH1

R10

PH2

R11

PH3

DIR1

VFAIL1

Figure 6: Multiplexing of the LED Drivers

DIR2D4VFAIL2

DIR3

VFAIL3

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ANTI-TAMPER CONDITIONS

The SA2005P cater for the following meter tamper conditions and are indicated as follows:

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Method Result

Phase Voltages

Phase Failure, no voltage

Phase Sequence Error

Input / Output Terminals Interchanged

Missing Neutral Connection

Return through Earth

Load Imbalance

Calibration

One LED is provided for each phase to indicate abnormal operating conditions.

In case of a phase failure, the corresponding LED is switched off.

In case of phase sequence error, all LEDs are flashing with a repetition rate of approximately 1 Hz. A connection of a line voltage to the neutral terminal would be indicated in the same way.

One LED is provided for each current sensor to indicate reverse energy flow. If detected, the corresponding LED is switched on. The SA2005P can be configured to accumulate the absolute energy consumption for each phase measured, irrespective of the direction of the energy flow.

The architecture of the meter should provide for a good "phantom neutral" in cases where the neutral is disconnected from the meter.

The SA2005P will therefore record the energy consumption accurately under this condition.

The calibration data is stored in an EEPROM. There are no trim-pots required in this design.

Description

During normal conditions, the LEDs are continuously switched on.

The SA2005P will record the energy consumption accurately under this condition

In this case, the meter would register the energy consumption correct.

A indication for this condition could be realized external to the IC.

The SA2005P will record the energy consumption accurately under this condition The meter can not be re-adjusted, only reprogrammed.

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DEVICE CONFIGURATION

SIGNAL FLOW DESCRIPTION

The following is an overview of the SA2005P’s registers. For a detailed description of each parameter please refer to parameter description section. Figure 7 shows the various registers in the SA2005P’s power to pulse rate block. The inputs to this block are three single bit pulse density modulated signals, each having a pulse rate of 641454 pulses per second at rated conditions. The parameters Cb1, Cb2, Cb3, Sum, Ct, Kr, CresH, CresL, Cled and Pw contain values that are read from the external EEPROM during power up.

The Pre-Divider registers are used for calibration and to balance the gain of each channel. The Programmable Adder is used to select between the total sum or absolute sum of the measured energy. The Creep current threshold detector selects the creep current which is relative to the meters rated current. The Rated Condition register is used to program the rated condition of the meter and feeds the registers LED- constant and Counter Resolution with the applicable pulse rate. These two registers are programmed to select the LED output rate and the counter resolution (pulses per kWh) respectively. The Counter Pulse Width register is used to program the pulse width for the mechanical counter driver output MOP and MON.

EEPROM Memory Allocation

The following table shows the EEPROM memory allocation as well as the corresponding name. The uneven byte always

Power from converters

S - D Power from converters

641454 pulses/s

Pre-Divider

÷Cb1

Creep current threshold detector

Rated Condition

÷Kr

Counter

Resolution

CresH, CresL

Counter Pulse

width

MOP MON

S - D Power from converters

641454 pulses/s

Pre-Divider

÷Cb2

Programmable Adder SUM

Normally 1253p/s

Normally 6400p/kWh

S - D

641454 pulses/s

Pre-Divider

÷Cb3

LED-Constant

Cled

LED

Figure 7: Signal flow block diagram

contains a XORed byte of the previous even byte. This is the checksum byte used by the SA2005P to ensure data integrity.

Description

Channel Balance 3

Channel Balance 1

Channel Balance 2

Summing mode

Creep current threshold

Rated Condition

Led Pulse-rate

Counter Resolution (LSB)

Counter Resolution (MSB)

Counter Pulse-Width

E Address

Contents

Cb3

XOR of ADDR 10

Cb1

XOR of ADDR 12

Cb2

XOR of ADDR 14

SUM

XOR of ADDR 16

XOR of ADDR 20

Cled

XOR of ADDR 22

CresL

XOR of ADDR 24

ClresH

XOR of ADDR 26

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---v vvvv

xxxx xxxx

---v vvvv

xxxx xxxx

---- --vv

v--- ----

xxxx xxxx

vvvv vvvv

xxxx xxxx

---- --vv

xxxx xxxx

vvvv vvvv

xxxx xxxx

---v vvvv

vv-- ----

xxxx xxxx

KEY: (- = DON’T CARE); (V = VALUE/PARAMETER); (0,1 = LOGICAL VALUE); (X = BIT-XOR)

Bit [7:0]

Name

D10

D12

D13

D16

D20

D22

D24

D26

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PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

Refer to the EEPROM memory allocation map as well as the Signal flow diagram figure 7, for a description of the registers used in this section.

Rated Condition (Kr)

Kr is used to program the rated condition of the meter. Rated conditions from less than 10A to several 100A are possible. The rated conditions divider as well as the pre-divider is used to compensate for individual phase calibration. The three phases are calibrated to the phase with the lowest gain.

Kr is calculated as follows:

Krx=642 000/Rated volt/Rated current/6400x3600x1000/512

The SA2005P’s internal counters count from 0 so 1 must be subtracted from Kr:

Kr = round(Krx)-1

Where:

Krx is the real value Kr is the integer value Kr is made up of 1 byte (D20)

LED Pulse-Rate (Cled)

Two bits of byte D22 allow for the selection of 4 different LEDPulse-rates. The LED pulse-width is 10ms. In fast pulse mode, the pulse-width is set to 71µs.

D22[1]

Counter Resolution (Cres)

A 13 bit divider divide the pulse rate from the rated conditions divider down to the desired counter resolution.

Cres is made up of bits 0 of 4 of byte D26 and byte D27.

D26[4:0] D27[7:0]

Counter Pulse-Width (Pw)

The pulse width for the mechanical counter driver output is selectable to accommodate various step-motor and impulsecounter requirements.

D22[0]

Calibration LED - Output

6400 p/kWh

3200 p/kWh

1600 p/kWh

1252 pulses/second @ rated for

fast calibration

Counter Resolution

Pre-divider (Cb1, Cb2, Cb3)

The channel balance (Cb) value is used to balance the three phases. The rated conditions divider ratio must be calculated. Error measurements per phase are done with channel balance values set to zero. The measured error values are used to correct the error measurements of the three phases. The rounding error in the rated conditions divider is also compensated for in the channel balance calculations. One count on the channel balance value represent 100%/256.

Gain = ((Krx-Kr+1) / Krx) x 100

Gain calculates the rounding error made by the rated conditions divider.

Cb1 = (CHB1 - CBMIN + Gain) x 256 / 100 Cb2 = (CHB2 - CBMIN + Gain) x 256 / 100 Cb3 = (CHB3 - CBMIN + Gain) x 256 / 100

CHB1, CHB2, CHB3 is the measured channel balance %error that will be corrected

CBMIN is the lowest channel balance %error measured between the three phases.

Pw is made up of bits 7 and 6 of byte D26.

D26[7]

Creep current threshold (Ct)

The creep current is expressed relative to the rated current of the meter. The SA2005P will not meter currents below the creep current. The creep current is implemented to prevent the meter from accumulating energy when no load is connected.

Cs is made up of bit 7 of byte D16

D16[7]

D26[6]

Creep threshold

0.02% of rated current

0.01% of rated current

Counter Pulse-Width

284 ms

142 ms

71 ms

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Programmable adder mode (SUM)

The SA2005P can be programmed to sum the energy measurement as follows:

Total sum

This represents the total sum of the energy measured on all three phases flowing through the current sensors. Negative energy flow is taken into consideration.

Energy = Energy phase 1 + Energy Phase 2 + Energy Phase 3

Absolute sum

This represents the sum of the energy measured on all three phases, regardless of the direction of energy flow through the current sensors.

Power = abs (Energy phase 1) + abs (Energy phase 2) + abs (Energy phase 3)

During calibration the device may be programmed to use only a specific phase for energy measurement. This can be used for channel balancing.

D16[2]

Example of calculating rated conditions and channel balance values

Meter rating = 80A / 230V (The SA2005P only uses integer values)

D16[1]

D16[0]

Counter Resolution

Total sum all three phases

Only phase 1 measurement

Only phase 2 measurement

Only phase 3 measurement

Absolute sum of all three phases

Only phase 1 measurement

Only phase 2 measurement

Only phase 3 measurement

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Calculate the Channel balance values:

During the rated conditions calculation the rated condition register was rounded and any rounding errors is now taken into account:

Gain = ((Krx - Kr+1 ) / Krx) x 100 Gain = ((38.3327 - 38) / 38.337) x 100 Gain = 0.8679

The real channel balance errors still need to be measured so CHB1,CHB2, CHB3 and CBMIN are set to 0 for all phases.

Calculate the Pre-divider values:

Cb1 = (CHB1 - CBMIN + Gain ) x 256 / 100

Cb1 = (0% - 0% + Gain ) x 256 / 100 Cb1 = Gain x 256 / 100 Cb1 = 0.8679 x 256 / 100 Cb1 =2.2218

Convert to integer

Cb1 = 2

At this stage all three channels will be set with the same values, Cb1= Cb2= Cb3. Store the calculated values in the EEPROM. Ensure that the SA2005P reload’s its registers from the EEPROM by means of the reload pin (RLOAD) or power down the meter and power up again.

The meter is now set up with the correct register values but not yet calibrated.

The following example shows how to calibrate the meter

Use the rated conditions divider value and the channel balance values calculated above and program the EEPROM. Set the programmable adder for a single phase to be measured. Measure the %error for each individual phase without changing any of the calibration constants.

%Error=(Measured Energy-Real Energy)/Real Energyx100

Calculate the rated conditions:

Krx=642 000/Rated volt/Rated current/6400x3600x1000/512 Krx = 642 000/230/80/6400x3600x1000/512 Krx = 38.3327 Krx = 38 (round Krx) - convert to integer Kr = 38 - 1 = 37

The value 37 is stored in the rated register (Kr).

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The %Error will be worked back into the calculations above. For the example we will assume a 1.5%, 5.2%, and 3.2% for the three individual phases. The rated conditions value is recalculated relative to the phase with the lowest error. Phase 1 has the lowest error so 1.5% = MinError;

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Recalculate the rated conditions

Krx = 642 000 / Rated volt / Rated current / 6400 x 3600 x 1000 / 512 x (1 + %MinError / 100 ) Krx = 642 000 / 230 / 80 / 6400 x 3600 x 1000 / 512 x 1.015 Krx = 38.9077

Kr = 38 - 1 = 37

The 37 are stored in the rated register.

The channel balance values are adjusted to make provision for the rounding error.

Gain = ((Krx - Kr +1 ) / Krx ) x 100 Gain = (( 38.9077 - 38 ) / 38.9077 ) x 100 Gain = 2.33

The channel balance pre-devider value must be recalculated. (BMIN will be the lowest %error value, in this case 1.5%, CHB1, CHB2 and CHB3 are the individual phase %errors measured.

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Cb1 = (CHB1 - CBMIN + Gain ) x 256 / 100 Cb1 = (1.5 - 1.5 + 2.33 ) x 256 / 100 = 5.97 =5

Cb2 = (CHB2 - CBMIN + Gain ) x 256 / 100 Cb2 = ( 5.2 - 1.5 + 2.33 ) x 256 / 100 = 15.43 = 15

Cb3 = (CHB3 - CBMIN + Gain ) x 256 / 100 Cb3 = (3.2 - 1.5 + 2.33 ) x 256 / 100 = 10.316 = 10

Store the calculated values in the EEPROM and the meter is calibrated.

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TYPICAL APPLICATION

CALCULATION OF EXTERNAL RESISTOR VALUES

In figure 8, all the components required for a three-phase power/energy metering section, is shown. The application uses current transformers for current sensing. The 4-wire meter section is capable of measuring 3x230V/80A with precision better than Class 1

The most important external components for the SA2005P integrated circuit are the current sense resistors, the voltage sense resistors as well as the bias setting resistor.

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Voltage Divider

The three voltage divider for voltage measurement are identical so resistor values for one phase will be calculated. The voltage divider is calculated for a voltage drop of 14V. Equations for the voltage divider in figure 5 are:

RA = R16 + R19 + R22 RB = R8 || R13

Combining the two equations gives:

Bias Resistor

R7 defines all on-chip and reference currents. With R7=24kW, optimum conditions are set.

CT Termination Resistor

The voltage drop across the CT termination resistor at rated current should be at least 20mV. The CT's used have low phase shift and a ratio of 1:2500.The CT is terminated with a

2.7W resistor giving a voltage drop across the termination resistor 864mV at rated conditions (Imax for the meter).

Current Sense Resistors

The resistors R1 and R2 define the current level into the current sense inputs of phase one of the device. The resistor values are selected for an input current of 16µA on the current inputs at rated conditions.

According to equation described in the Current Sense inputs section:

R1 = R2 = ( I / 16µA ) x R / 2 = 80A /2500 / 16µA x 2.7W / 2 = 2.7kW

I = Line current / CT Ratio

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(RA + RB ) / 230V = RB / 14V Resistor values R11 = R12 = R13= 24kW and R8 =1MW is chosen.

Substituting the values result in:

RB = 23.4375kW RA = RB x (230V / 14V - 1) RA = 361.607kW.

Resistor values of R16, R19 and R22 is chosen to be 130k, 130k and 100k.

The three voltage channels are identical so R14= R15= R16 , R17 = R18 = R19 and R20 = R21= R22.

The three current channels are identical so R1 = R2 = R3 = R4 = R5 = R6.

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Neutral

V3 In

GND

R18

R21

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R24

R16

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V2 In

V1In

CT1

Figure 8: Typical application circuit

CT2

CT3

V3 Out

V2 Out

V1 Out

VSS

1 2 3 4

24C01A

A0 A1 A2 VSS

VCC

TEST

SCL SDA

R19

R20

GND

8 7 6 5

R29

R30

R31

VDD

VSS

R22

R23

R25

R26

IIN1

IIP1

IIN2

IIP2

IIN3

IIP3

VREF

VSS

TEST

SCL

SDA

dr-01604

GND

IVN1

IVN2

IVN3

PH/DIR

PH1

PH2

PH3

MOP

MON

LED

VDD

RLOAD

R15

RELOAD

SDA

SCL

R17

D1 DIR1

D2 VFAIL1

VDD

CNT1

.1123456

Counter

D3 DIR2

D4 VFAIL2

GND

R27

R28

D5 DIR3

D6 VFAIL3

VDD

VSS

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GND

R12

R13

R14

R10

R11

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Parts List for Application Circuit: Figure 7

Symbol

U1 R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8

R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 R16 R17 R18 R19 R20 R21 R22 R23 R24 R25 R26 R27 R28 R29 R30 R31

CNT1

CT1 CT2 CT3

Note 1: Resistor (R1 to R6) values are dependent on the selection of the termination resistors (R29 to R31) and CT combination Note 2: Capacitor values may be selected to compensate for phase errors caused by the current transformers. Note 3: Capacitor C6 to be positioned as close as possible to supply pins V and V of U1 as possible.

Description

SA2005P Resistor, 2.7k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 24k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 1k, 1/4W, 5%, carbon Resistor, 1k, 1/4W, 5%, carbon Resistor, 1k, 1/4W, 5%, carbon Resistor, 1k, 1/4W, 5%, carbon Resistor, 1M, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 1M, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 1M, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 24k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 24k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 24k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 130k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 130k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 130k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 130k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 130k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 130k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 100k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 100k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 100k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 1k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 1k, 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7 , 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7 , 1/4W, 1%, metal Resistor, 2.7 , 1/4W, 1%, metal Capacitor, 220nF Capacitor, 220nF Capacitor, 1.5µF, 16V, electrolytic Capacitor, 1.5µF, 16V, electrolytic Capacitor, 1.5µF, 16V, electrolytic Capacitor, 820nF 3mm Light emitting diode 3mm Light emitting diode 3mm Light emitting diode 3mm Light emitting diode 3mm Light emitting diode 3mm Light emitting diode 24C01A, 1kbit EEPROM Mechanical stepper motor counter Current Transformer, TZ76 Current Transformer, TZ76 Current Transformer, TZ76

W W W

Detail

DIP-24 / SOIC-24 Note 1 Note 1 Note 1 Note 1 Note 1 Note 1

Note 1 Note 1 Note 1

Note 2 Note 2 Note 2 Note 3 Direction indicator V1 Fail indicator Direction indicator V2 Fail indicator Direction indicator V3 Fail indicator

2500:1 2500:1 2500:1

DD SS

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Datasheet SA2005PPA, SA2005PSA Datasheet (SAMES)

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

FEATURES

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

PIN DESCRIPTION

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

ANTI-TAMPER CONDITIONS

DEVICE CONFIGURATION

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

TYPICAL APPLICATION