??? 03/29/04 17:48 Read: times |
#67595 - RE: Energy Meter Project Responding to: ???'s previous message |
A little detail....
P = U x I x COSINE phi A current transformer seems to be a good option. Because you need a galvanic isolation from mains. You have to measure the voltage over a piece of wire (=little resistor) and the (rectified)voltage from a voltage transformer. You need the time between 2 zero-crossings fot calculating the cosine phi. You can use a lookup table, becauce a cosine is quite hard to calculate. I have seen a midfrequent drive for induction heating and the device uses this way to measure the output power. Succes with the project!!! koen |
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