Post Go back to editing

ADE7978/ADE7933 shunt and neutral line question

Category: Datasheet/Specs
Product Number: ADE7978

I am designing a 3-phase energy meter based on ADE7978 + 3x ADE7933. I have some questions that I can't solve and your help is needed :-)

1 Which terminal of the shunt is the one closer to household side : IPIN_A or IMIN_A ? (schematic from the ADE7978 manual, page 31 of 125)
(It is not clearly described. E.g. file www.analog.com/.../AN-1333.pdf
shows differently on page 3 and differently on page 5)
2 If my shunt has only 2 terminals (no gnd, size restrictions), can I merge GND_A with terminal that is closer to the grid?
3 If each ade7933 is going to measure voltage of its particular phase then I don't need the aux V2P pin. Can I remove all elements related to V2P pin and connect it directly to the VM? One pdf says so but I want to make sure.
4 For voltage measurement can I connect V1PIN_A direcly to the shunt, closer to grid side?
5 I can't find clear information where to connect the neutral line that goes into the meter? I know that the voltage measurement is done with a voltage divider at the V1P pin.
For example, the file https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/application-notes/AN-1333.pdf  (Page 2 of 13) shows some nonsense that neutral line = GND_MCU , which is not possible due to the principle of operation of the isolation barrier of the ade7933 :-)
Is the N connected to the 1k resistor? (This also doesn't seem possible to me because the GNDiso is connected to the phase voltage through GND_A)
Guy from this topic https://ez.analog.com/energy-metering/f/q-a/537715/ade7978-ade7933-measurements-always-return-the-same-value  posted such a schematic, but no one corrected him.
Where to connect N?
6. When full documentation for the newer ADE7979 chip will be available? I would prefer to build something more future proof.

Thanks.

Before You Switch


Switching languages will make ADI Explorer unavailable. Resume your session by switching back to English and reopening ADI Explorer.