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FEATURES
?Meter-Bus Transceiver(for Slave)Meets
Standard EN1434-3
?Receiver Logic With Dynamic Level
Recognition
?Adjustable Constant-Current Sink via Resistor
?Polarity Independent
?Power-Fail Function
?Module Supply Voltage Switch
? 3.3-V Constant Voltage Source
?Remote Powering
?Up to9600Baud in Half Duplex for UART
Protocol
?Slave Power Support
–Supply From Meter-Bus via Output VDD
–Supply From Meter-Bus via Output VDD or
From Backup Battery
–Supply From Battery–Meter-Bus Active for
Data Transmission Only
DESCRIPTION
TSS721A is a single chip transceiver developed for Meter-Bus standard(EN1434-3)applications.
The TSS721A interface circuit adjusts the different potentials between a slave system and the Meter-Bus master.The connection to the bus is polarity independent and supports full galvanic slave isolation with optocouplers.
The circuit is supplied by the master via the bus.Therefore,this circuit offers no additional load for the slave battery.A power-fail function is integrated.
The receiver has dynamic level recognition,and the transmitter has a programmable current sink.
A3.3-V voltage regulator,with power reserve for a delayed switch off at bus fault,is integrated.
Table1.ORDERING INFORMATION(1)(2)
T A PACKAGE ORDERABLE PART NUMBER 0°C to70°C SOIC–D Reel of2500TSS721ADR
(1)For the most current package and ordering information,see the Package Option Addendum at the end of this document,or see the TI
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BAT RIDD
STC
VS VDD VB
PF BUSL1 TX
GND RIS BUSL2 TXI
RX RXI SC
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Figure1.Functional Schematic
Table2.Terminal Functions
TERMINAL
DESCRIPTION
NAME NO.
BUSL21Meter-Bus
VB2Differential bus voltage after rectifier
STC3Support capacitor
RIDD4Current adjustment input
PF5Power fail output
SC6Sampling capacitor
TXI7Data output inverted
TX8Data output
BAT9Logic level adjust
VS10Switch for bus or battery supply output
VDD11Voltage regulator output
RX12Data input
RXI13Data input inverted
RIS14Adjust input for modulation current
GND15Ground
BUSL116Meter-Bus
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VB
BUSL1BUSL2V T V V TX
V I SC
C = 30 pF typ BUSL1-BUSL2V = 25V ,f = 1 MHz
B meas I =SCdisharge I SCcharge 40 (typ)TSS721A
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Data Transmission,Master to Slave
The mark level on the bus lines V BUS =MARK is defined by the difference of BUSL1and BUSL2at the slave.It
is dependent on the distance of Master to Slave,which affects the voltage drop on the wire.To make the
receiver independent,a dynamic reference level on the SC pin is used for the voltage comparator TC3(see
Figure 2).
Figure 2.Data Transmission,Master to Slave
A capacitor C SC at pin SC is charged by a current I SCcharge and is discharged with a current I SCdischarge where:
(1)
This ratio is necessary to run any kind of UART protocol independent of the data contents.(for example,if an
11-bit UART protocol is transmitted with all data bits at 0and only the stop bit at 1).There must be sufficient time
to recharge the capacitor C SC .The input level detector TC3detects voltage modulations from the master,
V BUS =SPACE/MARK conditions,and switches the inverted output TXI and the non-inverted output TX.
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VB BUSL1
GND BUSL2R RIS
RIS RX
RXI
V I BUS V RXI
V RX I = I + I MC MS CS3
I MC
)
RIS W V =Voltage on pin RIS R = Programming resistor I = Programmable current I = Modulation current I = Modulation supply current (220 μA typ)
RIS RIS CS3MC MS R =RIS =V RIS I CS3V RIS I –I MC MS TSS721A
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Data Transmission,Slave to Master
The device uses current modulation to transmit information from the slave to the master while the bus voltage
remains constant.The current source CS3modulates the bus current and the master detects the modulation.
The constant current source CS3is controlled by the inverted input RXI or the non-inverted input RX.The current
source CS3can be programmed by an external resistor R RIS .The modulation supply current I MS flows in addition
to the current source CS3during the modulation time.
Figure 3.Data Transmission,Slave to Master
Because the TSS721A is configured for half-duplex only,the current modulation from RX or RXI is repeated
concurrently as ECHO on the outputs TX and TXI.If the slave,as well as the master,is trying to send
information via the lines,the added signals appear on the outputs TX and TXI,which indicates the data collision
to the slave (see Figure 1).
The bus topology requires a constant current consumption by each connected slave.
To calculate the value of the programming resistor R RIS ,use the formula shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4.Calculate Programming Resistor R RIS
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R= 25 RID V
RIDD
I
STC
= 25
V
RIDD
I+ I
STC_use IC1
I
(
BUS
34567(V)
STC
8
12
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The TSS721A has an internal3.3-V voltage regulator.The output power of this voltage regulator is supplied by the storage capacitor C STC at pin STC.The storage capacitor C STC at pin STC is charged with constant current I STC_use from the current source CS1.The maximum capacitor voltage is limited to REF1.The charge current I STC has to be defined by an external resistor at pin RIDD.
The adjustment resistor R RIDD can be calculated using Equation2.
(2)
Where,
I STC=current from current source CS1
I STC_use=charge current for support capacitor
I CI=internal current
V RIDD=voltage on pin RIDD
R RIDD=value of adjustment resistor
The voltage level of the storage capacitor C STC is monitored with comparator TC1.Once the voltage V STC reaches V VDD_on,the switch S VDD connects the stabilized voltage V VDD to pin VDD.VDD is turned off if the voltage V STC drops below the V VDD_off level.
Voltage variations on the capacitor C STC create bus current changes(see Figure5).
Figure5.Single Mode Bus Load
At a bus fault the shut down time of VDD(t off)in which data storage can be performed depends on the system current I VDD and the value of capacitor C STC.See Figure6,which shows a correlation between the shutdown of the bus voltage V BUS and V DD_off and t off for dimensioning the capacitor.
The output VS is meant for slave systems that are driven by the bus energy,as well as from a battery should the bus line voltage fail.The switching of VS is synchronized with VDD and is controlled by the comparator TC1.An external transistor at the output VS allows switching from the Meter-Bus remote supply to battery.
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V V V V V V STC
VDDoff off STC VDD CI1
V –V t =C I +I TSS721A
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Power On/Off
Figure 6.Power On/Off Timing
Power Fail Function
Because of the rectifier bridge BR at the input,BUSL1,and BUSL2,the TSS721A is polarity independent.The
pin VB to ground (GND)delivers the bus voltage V VB less the voltage drop over the rectifier BR.The voltage
comparator TC2monitors the bus voltage.If the voltage V VB >V STC +0.6V,then the output PF =1.The output
level PF =0(power fail)provides a warning of a critical voltage drop to the microcontroller to save the data
immediately.
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ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
over operating free-air temperature range(unless otherwise noted)
V MB Voltage,BUSL1to BUSL2±50V
RX and RXI–0.3V to5.5V
V I Input voltage range
BAT–0.3V to5.5V
T J Operating junction temperature range–25°C to150°C
T A Operating free-air temperature range–25°C to85°C
T STG Storage temperature range–65°C to150°C Power derating factor,junction to ambient8mW/°C RECOMMENDED OPERATING CONDITIONS(1)
MIN MAX UNIT
Receiver10.842
V MB Bus voltage,|BUSL2–BUSL1|V
Transmitter1242
VB(receive mode)9.3
V I Input voltage V
BAT(2) 2.5 3.8
R RIDD RIDD resistor1380kΩ
R RIS RIS resistor100Ω
T A Operating free-air temperature–2585°C
(1)All voltage values are measured with respect to the GND terminal unless otherwise noted.
(2)V BAT(max)≤V STC–1V
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS(1)
over operating free-air temperature range(unless otherwise noted)
PARAMETER TEST CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNIT ΔV BR Voltage drop at rectifier BR I BUS=3mA 1.5V
Voltage drop at current
ΔV CS1R RIDD=13kΩ 1.8V source CS1
R RIDD=13kΩ3
V STC=6.5V,
I BUS BUS current mA
I MC=0mA R
=30kΩ 1.5
RIDD
ΔI BUS BUS current accuracyΔV BUS=10V,I MC=0mA,R RIDD=13kΩto30kΩ2%
I CC Supply current V STC=6.5V,I MC=0mA,V BAT=3.8V,R RIDD=13kΩ(2)650μA
V STC=6.5V,I MC=0mA,V BAT=3.8V,R RIDD=13kΩ,
I CI1CI1current350μA
V BUS=6.5V,RX/RXI=off(2)
I BAT BAT current–0.50.5μA
I BAT+I VDD BAT plus VDD current V BUS=0V,V STC=0V–0.50.5μA
V VDD VDD voltage–I VDD=1mA,V STC=6.5V 3.1 3.4V
R VDD VDD resistance–I VDD=2to8mA,V STC=4.5V5Ω
V DD=on,VS=on 5.6 6.4
V STC STC voltage V DD=off,VS=off 3.8 4.3V
I VDD
R RIDD=30kΩ0.65 1.1
I STC_use STC current V STC=5V mA
R RIDD=13kΩ 1.85 2.4
V RIDD RIDD voltage R RIDD=30kΩ 1.23 1.33V
V VS VS voltage V DD=on,I VS=–5μA V STC–0.4V STC V
R VS VS resistance V DD=off0.31MΩ
V VB=V STC+0.8V,I PF=–100μA V BAT–0.6V BAT
V PF PF voltage V STC=6.5V V VB=V STC+0.3V,I PF=1μA00.6V
V VB=V STC+0.3V,I PF=5μA00.9
(1)All voltage values are measured with respect to the GND terminal,unless otherwise noted.
(2)Inputs RX/RXI and outputs TX/TXI are open,I CC=I CI1+I CI2
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS(1)(continued)
over operating free-air temperature range(unless otherwise noted)
PARAMETER TEST CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNIT t on Turn-on time C STC=50μF,Bus voltage slew rate:1V/μs3s
RECEIVER SECTION ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS(1)
over operating free-air temperature range(unless otherwise noted)
PARAMETER TEST CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNIT
MARK MARK–
V T See Figure2V
–8.2 5.7
V SC SC voltage V VB V
I SCcharge SC charge current V SC=24V,V VB=36V–15–40μA
–0.033×
I SCdischarge SC discharge current V SC=V VB=24V0.3μA
I SCcharge
High-level output voltage V BAT–
V OH I TX/I TXI=–100μA(see Figure2)V BAT V (TX,TXI)0.6
I TX/I TXI=100μA00.5
Low-level output voltage
V OL V (TX,TXI)I
=1.1mA0 1.5
TX
I TX
TX,TXI current V TX=7.5,V VB=12V,V STC=6V,V BAT=3.8V10μA
I TXI
(1)All voltage values are measured with respect to the GND terminal,unless otherwise noted.
TRANSMITTER SECTION ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS(1)
over operating free-air temperature range(unless otherwise noted)
PARAMETER TEST CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNIT I MC MC voltage R RIS=100Ω11.519.5mA
R RIS=100Ω 1.4 1.7
V RIS RIS voltage V
R RIS=1000Ω 1.5 1.8
V BAT–
V IH High-level input voltage(RX,RXI)See Figure3,see(2) 5.5V
0.8
V IL Low-level input voltage(RX,RXI)See Figure300.8V
V RX=V BAT=3V,V VB=V STC=0V-0.50.5
I RX RX currentμA
V RX=0V,V BAT=3V,V STC=6.5V-10-40
V RXI=V BAT=3V,V VB=V STC=0V1040
I RXI RXI currentμA
V RXI=V BAT=3V,V STC=6.5V1040
(1)All voltage values are measured with respect to the GND terminal,unless otherwise noted.
(2)V IH(max)=5.5V is valid only when V STC>=6.5V.
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Meter-Bus
C - system stabilising capacitor
C - support capacitor
C - sampling capacitor
C - stabilising capacitor (100 nF)
C :C >= 4:1SSC STC SC VD
D STC VDD R - slave-current adjustment resistor R - modulation-current resistor RL1,RL2 - protection resistors R - discharge resistor (100 k recommended)
RIDD RIS load W TSS721A
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APPLICATION INFORMATION
NOTE:Transistor T1should be a BSS84.
Figure 7.Basic Application Circuit Using Support Capacitor C STC >50μF
Figure 8.Basic Application Circuit for Supply From Battery
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Figure9.Basic Applications for Different Supply Modes
Figure10.Basic Optocoupler Application
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