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Line Frequency Measerment precision compliance with class 0.2s

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The user is experiencing an offset in frequency measurements with the ADE9000, showing absolute errors above 10 mHz. The solution involves verifying the crystal frequency by measuring the Dready output and adjusting the APERIOD register accordingly. For high accuracy, averaging multiple readings can help reduce noise-induced jitter.
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Category: Hardware
Product Number: ADE9000

Hello,

We are currently working on an energy transducer.

The ADE9000 data sheet mentions a resolution of 0.001 Hz at 50 Hz, , while tests on our final product shows measerments above 10mHz of absolute error:

input FREQ  Measured FREQ Aboslute error Relative Error
45,000   Hz 45,016   Hz 15,700  mHz 0,035%
46,111   Hz 46,122   Hz 11,100  mHz 0,024%
47,222   Hz 47,231   Hz 9,300  mHz 0,020%
48,333   Hz 48,343   Hz 10,400  mHz 0,021%
49,444   Hz 49,456   Hz 11,800  mHz 0,024%
50,555   Hz 50,569   Hz 14,200  mHz 0,028%
51,666   Hz 51,682   Hz 16,400  mHz 0,032%
52,777   Hz 52,794   Hz 17,400  mHz 0,033%
53,888   Hz 53,905   Hz 17,400  mHz 0,032%
54,999   Hz 55,014   Hz 14,700  mHz 0,027%

These results are confirmed in many products, so we can see what looks like an offset in the frequency measurement, do you have any explanation for this? 

Thanks

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