TAMPERMTRFS

Industrial, Connectivity
Electronic Tamper Detection
Smart Meter Reference Design
Overview
The smart grid needs to physically secure all elements that may include smart
meters, data concentrators, intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and secure gateways.
Freescale provides a high performance electronic tamper detection smart meter
reference design that integrates an ultra low-power Xtrinsic 3-axis tilt sensor used
for electronic tamper detection. This reference design has the ability to connect to a
ZigBee® network through an internal daughter card. Hence, it can easily become part
of the smart grid network. Firmware for this reference design is based on the MQXTM
real-time operating system. All standard metering values are displayed on the
built-in LCD and selectable via the push button. A variety of communication
interfaces are available for remote data collecting, making this an ideal solution for
advanced residential metering.
Electronic Tamper Detection
Smart Meter Reference Design
Metrology Key Features
• 5(100)A current range, nominal current
is 5A, peak current is 100 A
• 85V...264V voltage range
• 47Hz...63Hz frequency range
• Line frequency measurement (for precision
zero-cross detection)
• Current transformer for current sensing
circuit implementation
• 4-quadrant measurement
• Cost-effective bill of materials (BOM)
• Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) DSP
• Low-power modes effectively implemented,
processing implemented
• IEC50470-3 and ANSI C12.20 compatible
• Active and reactive energy accuracy:
IEC50470-3 Class B, 1%
including the use of the built-in RTC
(Libattery backed-up)
• LCD display, 4x44 segments including
charge pump
Documentation
• Design Reference Manual
Electronic
Tamper
MeterDesign
Reference Design
Electronic
Tamper Detection
Detection SmartSmart
Meter Reference
N RS T
Power Supply
Battery
JTAG
SMPS
Power
Connector Battery
220AC/3.3V Management
• FFT-based algorithm for metering
applications (AN4255)
Current
Sensing
• Quick Start Guide for
MK30ETAMP3PHMTR
JTAG RTC
ADC16
• MQX Reference Manual
• MQX User’s Guide
Voltage
Sensing
• MC1322x Low-Power Node
Reference Manual
Vbat
SCI3
RS232
Freemaster
IEC1107
Flex Memory
SCIO
Temp. Sensor
I2C1
ADC16
ADC16
SPI2
TSI
IRQ
AMI
Connector
RF/ZigBee
I2C0 GPIO
UMI
Connector
LCD Display
Tamper
Xtrinsic
Open Collector kWh kVARh
Button Tilt Sensor
Pulse
Pulse Pulse
• Device documentation: MK30X256
• Xtrinsic MMA8491Q tilt sensor
SCI5
ADC16
LCD
Driver
• Device development tools / demo kits:
MK30ETAMP3PHMTR
Crystal
Kinetis
K30x MCU
144 LQFP
Freescale Technology
Optional
documentation
MK30X256 Microcontroller
MMA8491Q
3-Axis Tilt
Sensor Block
Diagram
MMA8491Q
Xtrinsic
3-Axis
MEMS
Tilt Sensor
• Up to 100 MHz freq. with 1.25
DMIPS/MHz
BYP
X
• ARM Cortex -M4 Core
VDD
X
®
TM
• 256 KB of program flash memory
EN
X
Voltage
Regulator
Internal
OSC
Clock
Gen.
X-Axis
Transducer
X
XOUT
X
YOUT
X
Z OUT
• 256 KB of FlexNVM and 4KB FlexRAM
• 64 KB of SRAM
• 16 independently selectable DMA channels
• Integrated 16-bit SAR ADCs with PGAs
GND
X
Y-Axis
Transducer
C to V
Converter
ADC
Embedded
Functions
X
SDA
X
SCL
I2C
Z-Axis
Transducer
• Integrated two 12-bit DACs
• Programmable 1.2 V voltage reference
• Hi-speed analog comparator with
6-bit DAC
• WDOG + External Watchdog Monitor
• HW CRC generator circuit (16/32-bit)
• External Bus Interface (FlexBus) - for ext.
memories, gate-array logic, or an LCD
• Communications: CAN, I2C, I2S, SDHC,
SPI, UART
MC1322x Low Power Node
• Full 802.15.4
compliant
node
Sensing
Blocks wireless
I/O Pins
based on Freescale’s third-generation
ZigBee® platform
MMA8491Q Xtrinsic 3-Axis
MEMS Tilt
Sensor
Digital Blocks
Supporting
Blocks
Optional
• 2.4 GHz radio frequency transceiver
• 32-bit ARM7 core-based MCU
• Hardware acceleration for both the IEEE
802.15.4 MAC and AES security
• Connectivity from simple point-to-point to
a complete ZigBee® mesh
• Miniature 3 mm x 3 mm QFN
12-pin package
o 0.65 mm lead pitch
o Visual solder joint inspection capable
• Integrated tilt algorithms
• Low current consumption: 400 nA at 1 Hz
sample rate
• Timers: FlexTimers, Programmable delay
block (PDB), Programmable interrupt
timer (PIT), Low-power timer (LPT), Carrier
modulator timer (CMT), Real-Time-Clock
• On-board balun and antenna switch in
package (valid for 1322x-LPN module)
• 14-bit accelerometer data
• HMI: touch-sensing, segment LCD
• Over-the-air data rate of 250 kbps
• 1.95V to 3.6V VDD supply range
• 10 low-power operating modes
• Typical range (outdoors, line of sight) is
300 meters
• 144-pin LQFP or MAPBGA packages
• -40°C to +105°C operating
temperature range
• Fast turn on time
• MEMS technology
• 99-pin LGA Platform-in-Package (PiP)
For more information, visit freescale.com/metering
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