MAX71315S

ZON P5S/P5SL and M5S/M5SL Poly and Single-Phase Energy Meter SoCs

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  • Low Power Consumption
    • Less Than 5mA (typ) Consumption at 3.3V and 20MHz in Active Mode
    • < 3μA in RTC Compensation Mode, 2.3μA in SLP Mode
    • 2.7V to 3.6V Operating Voltage
  • Advanced AFE with Exceptional Accuracy and Temperature Stability
    • Voltage Reference Temperature Coefficient (max) 40ppm/°C
    • RTC with Dedicated Temperature Compensation Circuit
    • On-Chip Digital Temperature Sensor and Battery Monitor
    • 24-Bit 2nd Order Delta-Digma ADCs with Differential Inputs Supporting CTs, Rogowski Coils and Both Single and Dual Input Remote Sensor Interface SoCs with Shunts (71M6xx3 or MAX71071)
    • Configurable Sampling Rate Up to 10ksps/Channel
    • ±0.1% Wh Accuracy Over 5000:1 Current Range
    • 40Hz–70Hz Line Frequency Range and Phase Compensation (±10°)
  • Highly Integrated Product Features and Flexible Peripherals Support Broad Application Needs
    • Single 32kHz Crystal Provides All Operating Clocks
    • Low-Power 5ksps Auxiliary ADC for Environmental Monitoring
    • Two PWM Control Channels with Programmable Frequency, Duty Cycle, and Ramp Time
    • Two Touch Sensor Switch Inputs
    • SPI and I²C Master and Slave
    • Security Engines (3DES, AES)
    • 5 Timers
    • Single-Cycle 32 x 32 MAC Unit
    • 4x 40/6x 38/8x 36 LCDs with Autopaging
    • 5 UARTs, 1 with 38kHz IR Encoder/Decoder), Two Compliant with ISO 7816
MAX71315S
ZON P5S/P5SL and M5S/M5SL Poly and Single-Phase Energy Meter SoCs
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