Håkon Løvdal 6d11d6a73f Solution to make zener drop pulse properly
The design in mbus_master_004.qucs-s.sch only "works" when given a
constant initial 5V or 0V input. When given a pulse as input mbusminus
does not properly go back to VCC as intended. This redesign provides
a solution to do so.
2018-02-25 17:42:55 +01:00
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Overview

Here are links to the different board designs together with a short summary.

Board 1

The project's original board design. It

  • is based on the ESP8266 chip.
  • is powered by USB.
  • uses a very simple voltage divider to demodulate the M-bus signal.
  • has shematic and pcb design only available as finished pdf/png files.

Status

Prototypes have been made and some people have started using them(?).

Board 2

This board design is a newer alternative to the original. It

  • is an Arduino shield.
  • uses the industry standard TSS721 chip to interface the M-bus.
  • is optically isolated.
  • has shematic and pcb design available in editable KiCad source files.

Status

Unfinished, just started.

Board 3

This board is a M-bus master simulator to be able to develop and test the other boards without being dependent on having and using a real AMS unit.

Status

Implementation done.