Power distribution Internet of Things metering device and distribution transformer terminal
A metering device and Internet of Things technology, applied in the electrical field, can solve the problem of low measurement accuracy of zero-sequence lines and achieve the effect of reducing inaccurate data calculation
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[0027] Please refer to Figure 1-Figure 4 , The present invention provides a power distribution Internet of Things metering device, which is characterized by comprising: a three-phase voltage collector 1, a three-phase current collector 2, a zero sequence current collector 3, a meter 4, a metering manager 5 and a memory 6;
[0028] The three-phase voltage collector 1, the three-phase current collector 2, the zero-sequence current collector 3 are respectively connected to the meter 4; the meter 4 and the memory 6 are respectively connected to the meter The manager 5 is connected; the meter 4 and the metering manager 5 are respectively connected with the upper computer. Preferably, the memory 6 and the metering manager 5 are connected through I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit, serial communication bus).
[0029] Specifically, the A / B / C three-phase voltage signal detected by the three-phase voltage collector 1 in the distribution line, the A / B / C three-phase current signal detected by th...
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[0037] The present invention also provides a distribution transformer terminal, which includes the power distribution Internet of Things metering device described in Embodiment 1. It can meet the requirements of analog quantity acquisition functions such as voltage and current, and measure voltage, current, power, power factor, etc. Its measurement accuracy should reach 0.5S, voltage error limit: ±0.5%; current error limit: ±0.5% ; Frequency error limit: 0.01Hz; Active power error limit: ±1%; Reactive power error limit: ±1%; Power factor error limit: ±1%; Apparent power error limit: ≤±1.0%; Electrical measurement error Limit: 1.0%.
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