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SonOff POW Bad Power Measurement #696
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SonOff POW is not using the HLW8012 chip anymore but the cse7759 Question is what is the difference |
cse7759 and hlw8012 are the same (pins, meter calculations etc) i didn't know that sonoff switched to cse. thank you for the information :) |
Comparing data sheets of CSE7759 and HLW8012 There is a significant difference in the data sheets between CSE7759 and HLW8012 The most important difference is a note that is in the CSE7759 datasheet and not in the HLW8012 this may be the reason for measuring energy when no load is connected See Page 10.
A other difference between both is also found in the Limit rating page 8 (CSE7759) page 6 (HLW8012) of both datasheets. It is the Max voltage between V1P, V1N, V2P for HLW8012 it is -2/+2 volt for CSE7759 it is -1/+1 volt. Last difference is found on page 9 (CSE7759) page 7 (HLW8012). It is the application diagram. CSE7759 has on pin 4 (VP2) 2 resistors and 1 capacitors. The two resistors are a voltage divider set to 1000/1 Where the HLW8012 has the same circuit build up out of 6 x 470K and 1K resistors making a voltage divider set to 2820/1. I think it would be good to know from people who are reporting strange energy measurements the exact type of chip installed in the SonOff Pow. A similar to this issue is also reported in 635 |
i had the Rev.1.0 datasheet of cse7759
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@gn0st1c knowing a bit of Chinese helps to find difference in datasheets, after that google is my best friend in getting the details 😁. Resistors is not what we have to worry about both chips do calculations in the exact same way by the same formula and our friends at itead did not change anything to the resistors when they changed from HLW8012 to CSE7759. What we need to know for sure is if this issue only occurs with sonoff pow units having the CSE7759. Or better if this issue is with both chips but more extreme as with HLW8021. If the 2hz signal only occurs when no load is applied and the signal has a complete different frequency when load is applied it must be easy to filter the 2hz signal out. Hopefully filtering the signal away is not affecting the working of the HLW8012 otherwise we get two different versions of firmware for the same device and users first have to check what chip is in it. B. T. W. Revision 1.0 of the data sheet had a simular note on page 10:
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i think what note means is, if i understand correctly; we use CF for power consumption. if there is no power consumption, ignore CF1 (for voltage and current) |
@gn0st1c I think you read the note correct We can try this I have a few not in-used Sonoff Pow units to test. |
they also have CSE7759 B.. |
I think go by little steps first solve issues with the new chip used in sonoff pow😁 |
Helo,
I have the SonOff POW with 1.12.4 Espurna FW, connected to Solar Panels, to measure the instant generated power and the cumulative energy.
During the night without sun, i have many peaks the power goes to 200W, 800W, 1000W etc where it should give 0 or 1 W.
Anything is not good in the consumption measurement. seems to worsen when the consumption is close to 0W, low values.
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