Modern buildings do a smart regulation of their energy consumption: whether is electricity, ventilation, or heat.
Basically, a heat meter consists of a metrology MCU to measure the inflow and outflow temperatures and volumetric flow of fluid through the pipe. A thermostat regulates the temperature of a system, room or building. Modern systems also compute calculations, are programmable, learn from the habits of users and react to their surroundings.
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This application note describes how to use Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) in metering applications, especially for power and energy computing in power meters