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MAXQ3180-RAN+ Datasheet(PDF) 43 Page - Maxim Integrated Products

Part # MAXQ3180-RAN+
Description  Low-Power, Multifunction, Polyphase AFE
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connected together to result in zero current. Note: All
intermediate calculations should be performed with
double precision, and the last result rounded to the
nearest integer.
1) Clear I_gain coefficient that is being calibrated to
0x0000.
2) Measure average raw IRMS by reading the RAM
register several times.
3) Calculate expected raw RMS value using the fol-
lowing proportion:
Full_scale_current: produces FS_raw_rms = 230
I_input_current: produces Expected_raw_rms
Here, Full_scale_current is the input current that is
transformed into 1VRMS at the input pins. That
Full_scale_current value depends on the transduc-
er chosen for meter design. For example, if current
sensor is a transformer 10A to 5mA with 20
Ω load
resistor, then Full_scale_current = 100A, because
it is transformed to 50mA x 20
Ω = 1V.
4) Calculate I_gain coefficient:
I_gain = [Expected_raw_rms/
Measured_raw_rms) - 1] x 216
Voltage Gain Calibration
To perform the voltage gain calibration, all three phase
voltages 220V should be applied. Current inputs should
be zero. Note: All intermediate calculations should be
performed with double precision, the last result round-
ed to the nearest integer.
1) Clear V_gain coefficient being calibrated to
0x0000.
2) Measure average raw VRMS by reading the RAM
register several times.
3) Calculate expected raw RMS value using the fol-
lowing proportion:
Full_scale_voltage: produces FS_raw_rms = 230
V_input_voltage: produces Expected_raw_rms
Here, Full_scale_voltage is the input voltage that is
transformed into 1VRMS at the input pins. That
Full_scale_voltage value depends on the trans-
ducer chosen for meter design. For example, if
voltage sensor is a divider with a 544:1 resistor
ratio, then Full_scale_voltage = 545V, because it is
transformed to 1V.
4) Calculate V_gain coefficient:
V_gain = [(Expected_raw_rms/
Measured_raw_rms) - 1] x 216
Power Gain Calibration
To perform the power gain calibration, all three phase
voltages 220V must be applied. Only one current signal
of max amplitude (IMAX) is applied to the phase input
being calibrated. The current sine wave should be in
phase with the corresponding voltage sine wave, i.e.,
power factor 1. Other current inputs should be zero.
1) Clear the E_gain coefficient being calibrated to
0x0000.
2) Measure the power output of the meter. This can
be done in two ways: (a) by reading raw RAM reg-
isters from the MAXQ3180, or (b) by measuring
pulse output error. The following procedure
depends on the way of measuring power output.
a) Measure average raw apparent energy by
reading the RAM register several times.
b) Pulse output error is typically measured by the
tester equipment. The pulse output parameters
in the MAXQ3180 must be properly configured
before pulse output error can be measured.
The PLSCFG register should be set to output
apparent energy of one phase being calibrat-
ed. That setting is:
If measuring pulse 1 output on the CFP pin:
PLSCFG = 0x0021 for phase A
PLSCFG = 0x0022 for phase B
PLSCFG = 0x0024 for phase C
or
If measuring pulse 2 output on the CFQ pin:
PLSCFG = 0x2100 for phase A
PLSCFG = 0x2200 for phase B
PLSCFG = 0x2400 for phase C
c) Then, the corresponding pulse threshold regis-
ter should be set to the proper value; that is,
THR1 register if measure pulse 1 output on the
CFP pin, or THR2 register if measure pulse 2
output on the CFQ pin. The value for the thresh-
old register defines the pulse output rate and
should match the rate expected by tester
equipment. The tester typically expresses pulse
output rate as a meter constant (MC) indicating
the number of pulses per kWh. The proper
threshold value is then calculated as:
(THR1 or THR2) = 218 x 103/(MC x IFS x VFS x tFR)
In this formula IFS is the Full_scale_current
described in the
Current Gain Calibration sec-
tion, VFS is the Full_scale_voltage described in
Low-Power, Multifunction, Polyphase AFE
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