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The proposed device generates control pulses of the same duration, which allows you to quickly and accurately work with an EMP electricity meter. The device has been tested in practice and showed good results.

The “old” electromechanical electricity meters are increasingly being replaced by modern electronic multifunctional meters, which have an undeniable advantage over the first ones. Working with such devices requires certain skills and additional service devices.

Active electric energy meter of Lithuanian-German production EMP is designed for single-tariff or multi-tariff metering, processing and storage of information about incoming or outgoing electric energy in three-phase AC circuits. The meter is used in energy, industry, transport, agriculture and household enterprises, and can also be used in automated electrical energy metering systems.

To work with the LCD indicator of the meter (call, view, read data) is a photo sensor located on the front panel of the meter. To find the necessary data, according to the passport algorithms of the counter [1], its photosensor must be affected by long light pulses (>2 s) and short ones (<0,5 s). To do this, they use an ordinary flashlight, but, as practice shows, this method of reading data is not entirely convenient, even if the flashlight has a push-button switch. Due to the different durations of the control pulses, subprograms “jump” occurs - the reading procedure has to be repeated several times.

The circuit diagram of the device consists of two identical pulse shapers on the leading edge of the input signal based on a differentiating RC chain, described in detail in [2].

Flashlight for electricity meter

When you press one of the buttons S1 or S2 at the outputs of the elements DD1.1 and DD1.2, negative pulses are formed depending on the ratings of the elements R2, C1 and R4, C2. Through the IC DD1.3, the generated pulses are fed to the transistor VT1, the load of which is a small-sized light bulb EL1. There is no switch in the circuit, since the device consumes very little current in standby mode.

Details. The device uses a K561 series chip, but K1561 can be used, instead of K561TL1, you can use K561LA7. Capacitors should be as low as possible TKE. Buttons SI, S2 type MP-9, MP-10. Small-sized 1 V EL9 light bulb imported (Chinese).

Adjustment. A properly assembled circuit starts working immediately. After turning on the power, the required duration of the pulses of stable operation of the counter is set: by acting with a “flashlight” directly on the photocell of the counter, the value of the resistors R2 and R4 is changed.

The design is assembled in any convenient case (in the author's version - a plastic box with dimensions of 80x60x30 mm).

Literature

  1. EMR active electric energy meter. User manual.
  2. Shelestov I.P. Radio amateurs: Useful schemes. Book 2. - M.: Solon, 2001.

Author: A.A.Tatarenko, Kyiv

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