Heating Cost Meter (HCM)

Overview
The purpose of a heating cost meter (HCM) is to retrieve data from meters, calculate actual temperatures, and display the amount of heat consumed for the purpose of collating charges (gas, electricity, water, etc.). In addition to a digital display, temperature sensors, and communication interfaces, an HCM may also require ultra-low power consumption if long battery-driven operation is a requirement.
Renesas' range of remarkably low power 8/16-bit microcontrollers equipped with the necessary functions is ideally suited for these applications.
System Block Diagram

Recommended Products
| Block | Semiconductor device | Recommended products | Features, etc. |
|---|---|---|---|
| System control | MCU | 78K0/Kx2 | 8-bit AllFlash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit and on-chip oscillator; low power consumption, 30 to 80 pins |
| 78K0/Kx2-L | 8-bit AllFlash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit and on-chip oscillator; ultra-low power consumption, 16 to 48 pins | ||
| 78K0/Lx3 | 8-bit AllFlash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a segment LCD, reset circuit, and oscillator; low power consumption, 48 to 80 pins | ||
| 78K0S/Kx1+ | 8-bit AllFlash microcontroller: wealth of on-chip peripheral functions such as a reset circuit and on-chip oscillator, 10 to 30 pins | ||
| R8C Family | Timer, 5 V operation, and small package |
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