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AVR465 Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - ATMEL Corporation

Part # AVR465
Description  Single-Phase Power/Energy Meter with Tamper Detection
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AVR465
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2566A-AVR-07/04
Equation 15.
Interval of Energy Pulse Output.
MC
P
PS
000
600
3
f
T
CLK
×
×
×
=
It should be noted that after the meter constant has been set there is only one
variable; active power, P. In order to save instruction cycles, the expression is
reduced to T = N/P, where N is a pre-calculated, constant numerator. The numerator
is calculated during firmware initialization, when MC is read from EEPROM. The
default numerator is as follows:
Equation 16.
Constant Numerator at Default Meter Constant.
250
406
1
000
10
024
1
000
600
3
000
000
4
MC
PS
000
600
3
f
N
CLK
=
×
×
=
×
×
=
After the required pulse interval has been calculated the timer/counter (T/C) is
programmed to produce a pulse output with an interval as close as possible to the
one derived. The 16-bit T/C is clocked by a prescaled system clock. The prescaler is
chosen such that even the smallest pulse intervals can be accurately represented.
The problem is to also be able to accurately produce pulses with very long intervals.
For this purpose, the T/C is extended with a firmware counter.
The regular T/C mechanism is illustrated in Figure 6. In this mode of operation the
energy pulse is set on each compare match.
Figure 6.
Basic Timer/Counter Operation.
A compare match with OCR1A sets the OC1A output and a compare match with
OCR1B clears the same. The pulse interval, tEP, is controlled by OCR1A and the
pulse width, tEPH, by OCR1B.
When the calculated energy pulse interval exceeds 16 bits the firmware extended, 16-
bit counter (TC1ext) is activated. The firmware counter value is increased each time
the hardware counter reaches 16-bit maximum, effectively making the extended
counter 32 bits in length. The extended counter mechanism is illustrated in Figure 7.
Regular Mode T/C
Extended Mode T/C
OCR1A
OCR1B
TCNT1
OC1A
(EP)
t
EPH
t
EP



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