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Part Number: ARD00370

MCP6L2 AND PIC18F66J93 ENERGY METER REFERENCE DESIGN


  • Energy meter software allows calibration and system monitoring
  • Isolated USB connection
  • Calculates active and reactive energy, active and apparent power, power factor, RMS current, RMS voltage, and line frequency
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    Overview


    The MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter is a fully functional single-phase meter that uses the 12-bit successive approximation analog-to-digital converter (SAR ADC) integrated in the microcontroller. This low-cost design has a shunt as the current sensor. The signal from the shunt is amplified by two external operational amplifiers and applied to the input of the ADC. The PIC18F66J93 directly drives the LCD and communicates via UART with the MCP2200, offering an isolated USB connection for meter calibration and access to the device power calculations. The system calculates active and reactive energy; active, reactive and apparent power; power factor; RMS current; RMS voltage, and line frequency.

    Devices Supported: MCP6L2


    The Microchip energy meter software is used to calibrate and monitor the system. The calibration can be done in closed loop or open loop. When connected to a stable source of voltage and current, the meter can do an auto-calibration by including the open loop calibration routine and formulas in the firmware.
    Package Contents
    The MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter is a fully functional single-phase meter that uses the 12-bit successive approximation analog-to-digital converter (SAR ADC) integrated in the microcontroller. This low-cost design has a shunt as the current sensor. The signal from the shunt is amplified by two external operational amplifiers and applied to the input of the ADC. The PIC18F66J93 directly drives the LCD and communicates via UART with the MCP2200, offering an isolated USB connection for meter calibration and access to the device power calculations. The system calculates active and reactive energy; active, reactive and apparent power; power factor; RMS current; RMS voltage, and line frequency.

    Devices Supported: MCP6L2


    The Microchip energy meter software is used to calibrate and monitor the system. The calibration can be done in closed loop or open loop. When connected to a stable source of voltage and current, the meter can do an auto-calibration by including the open loop calibration routine and formulas in the firmware.

    Documentation


    Title
    Document Id
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Reference Design Users Guide Download 87bdc6ca-e2fb-493f-aa90-a5b78b85ad62
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) BOM Download 3a93f56f-90c3-47b4-91dd-26e5a0ccfbb5
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) Schematics Download 1772ac29-8a46-473e-b4f1-23ae690008c9
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) Gerbers Download 6efbcba4-43cb-45ed-8581-a28deffe775c
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) Software Download 5f83f6cc-3d39-4e4d-99d7-d2546d9cb26a
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) Firmware Download 229c1ea2-2ba8-467c-bf59-0a5a1328e94b

    Software


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    Date
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) Software Download 04 Feb 2013
    MCP6L2 and PIC18F66J93 Energy Meter Ref Design (ARD00370) Firmware Download 04 Feb 2013