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Maxim App Notes A/D and D/A Conversion/Sampling Circuits ResourceSmart: Green Design Keywords: simultaneous sampling, ADCs, power-line monitoring, smart grid, analog-to-digital converter, three-phase, Sep 28, 2009 single-phase, multi-channel, supervisory control and data acquisition, SCADA, European Union, EN50160, IEC62053, IEC61850, phase adjustment APPLICATION NOTE 4595 Reduce system cost for advanced powerline monitoring by leveraging high-performance, simultaneous-sampling ADCs By: Martin Mason, Director, Precision ADCs Abstract: Rising power demands and a focus on energy conservation are driving increased investment in the global power-delivery infrastructure. As a result, advanced powerline monitoring systems have become a critical element of the new smart grids for both single- and multiphase applications. With system performance requirements growing more stringent, designers are turning to simultaneous-sampling, multichannel, high-performance ADCs for their powerline monitoring or multichannel SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems. This article was also featured in Maxims Engineering Journal, vol. 67 (PDF, 1.65MB). A similar article appeared on the EDN Magazine website on August 18, 2009. Introduction Advanced powerline monitoring systems combine power-supply monitoring, load balancing, protection, and metering functions in one system. This approach allows the power utilities to deliver, and the customers to consume, grid power more efficiently. Along with efficient delivery, the advanced powerline monitoring systems predict maintenance needs; detect and respond to fault conditions; record and allow for dynamic load balancing and energy conservation; monitor (and control) the quality of power delivery; and help protect equipment. To implement these monitoring systems, ADCs (analog-to-digital converters) are needed to monitor the voltage and current on multiple phases. However, to meet the stri