dSID (High Voltage Chip)
Essentially a digitalSTROM slave comprises a digitalSTROM chip (dSC), a microprocessor (µP) and an optional 230V power output stage. This combination, which is encapsulated on a carrier material is known as a dSID chip and bears a unique international identification number. The specially developed dSC facilitates bidirectional communication via the 230V power line, enabling several dSIDs to be networked via one digitalSTROM meter (dSM). The range of functions of the dSID reaches from measurement, control and regulation functions in the field of house automation to communication with external devices via an electrically isolated low-volt interface.
