EVALSTPM33: Class 0.2, Single-Phase Power Meter with Tamper Monitoring, CT and Shunt Sensing

Summary

The STPM33 energy metering evaluation board is a class 0.2, single-phase meter which includes tamper monitoring, CT and shunt current sensors for power line systems with Vnom= 140 to 300 V(RMS), Inom/ Imax= 5/100 A(RMS), flin= 50/60 Hz ± 10% and Tamb= -40 to +85 °C.

Measured active/reactive power can be output from two programmable LEDs on the board. The board can be interfaced with a PC running evaluation software through an isolated RS232 port, or through the STEVAL-IPE023V1 USB isolated interface tool for configuration and data reading. The board also has SPI/UART pins available to interface a microcontroller for application development.

0.2% accuracy single-phase meter with tamper monitoring
Vnom(RMS)= 140 to 300 V, Inom/Imax(RMS)= 5/100 A, flin= 50/60 Hz ± 10%
Tamper detection though neutral current monitoring
Connector for USB isolated hardware programmer tool STEVAL-IPE023V1 and PC GUI
RS232 and UART isolated connectors to PC GUI
SPI/UART switch for device peripheral selection
2 programmable LEDs on board
Digital expansion to external system-on-chip or MCU
3.3 V power supply: external or through STEVAL-IPE023V1 isolated USB board
IEC61000 standard compliant

Specifications

Manufacturer	STMicroelectronics
Category	Power Management
Sub-Category	Energy Metering for AC
Eval Board Part Number	497-14704-ND
Eval Board Supplier	STMicroelectronics
Eval Board	Normally In Stock
Sensing Method	Current Transformer Shunt
Features	Active Energy Measurement Active Power Measurement Apparent Power Measurement GUI / Design Software Reactive Energy Measurement Reactive Power Measurement RMS Current Measurement RMS Voltage Measurement RS-232 Interface Shutdown, Enable, Standby SPI Interface Status Indication Tamper Detection UART Interface USB Interface
AC Voltage	140 ~ 300 VAC
Max AC Current	100 A (5A Nom)
Component Count + Extras	68 + 18
Design Author	STMicroelectronics
Main I.C. Base Part	STPM33
Date Created By Author	2014-03
Date Added To Library	2019-07