Design of Single-Phase Intelligent Meter Based on RFID Semi Active Technology
Abstract
When the smart meter remote meter reading failure, the staff need one-on-one meter reading on-site, resulting in great workload, a semi-active RFID-based smart single-phase smart meters are designed. A single-phase smart meter based on RFID semi-active technology was designed to achieve the goal of non-contact fast, efficient and batch meter reading. The FM3307 MCU produced by Fudan Microelectronics Co., Ltd., the ATT7053BU high-precision measurement chip produced by Juquan Company and the RENSAS (R5F212BC) 8-bit machine produced by Fudan Microelectronics Co., Ltd. were adopted to design the power supply unit, the metering unit, the load control unit, the communication unit, Clock and memory cells and other core circuits. Three-tier architecture, modular design ideas are used to divide the software functions, and through a unified interface, data exchange between modules is achieved, this method is easy to mount and remove any module, which will help the expansion and deletion of features. Hardware and software debugging, machine performance test results show that the batch, fast meter reading function of the smart meter is realized, effectively reducing the workload on-site, which has a certain value of promotion and application.
Keywords
RFID Single-phase smart meter ATT7053BUNotes
Acknowledgements
The project funds are derived from the science and technology projects of China State Grid Corporation (5216A01600VZ).
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