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    This document contains code for monitoring and controlling a three-phase power system using a microcontroller. It includes code to read voltage and current values from sensors using an ADC, check for voltage thresholds, and control a contactor. Functions are defined for initializing the ADC, reading phase voltages and currents from sensors.

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    This document contains code for monitoring and controlling a three-phase power system using a microcontroller. It includes code to read voltage and current values from sensors using an ADC, check for voltage thresholds, and control a contactor. Functions are defined for initializing the ADC, reading phase voltages and currents from sensors.

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    This document contains code for monitoring and controlling a three-phase power system using a microcontroller. It includes code to read voltage and current values from sensors using an ADC, check for voltage thresholds, and control a contactor. Functions are defined for initializing the ADC, reading phase voltages and currents from sensors.

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    This document contains code for monitoring and controlling a three-phase power system using a microcontroller. It includes code to read voltage and current values from sensors using an ADC, check for voltage thresholds, and control a contactor. Functions are defined for initializing the ADC, reading phase voltages and currents from sensors.

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    #include <adc.

    h>

    #include <LiquidCrystal.h>

    #include <SoftwareSerial.h> // Include SoftwareSerial library for GSM communication

    // Port Configurations (adjust pin connections if needed)

    sbit contactor_control at PORTB.B0; // Motor contactor control on RB0

    sbit buzzer at PORTB.B1; // Buzzer on RB1 (replace with actual buzzer pin)

    // LCD connections on PortB

    LiquidCrystal lcd(RS = 2, EN = 3, D4 = 4, D5 = 5, D6 = 6, D7 = 7);

    // GSM module communication pins on PortC

    const int GSM_TX = 0;

    const int GSM_RX = 1;

    SoftwareSerial gsmSerial(GSM_TX, GSM_RX);

    // Replace with your SIM card phone number and recipient number

    const char* GSM_PHONE_NUMBER = "+1234567890";

    const char* RECIPIENT_NUMBER = "+9876543210";

    // Voltage thresholds (adjust based on system voltage)

    const int UNDER_VOLTAGE_LIMIT = 150;

    const int OVER_VOLTAGE_LIMIT = 250;

    const int VOLTAGE_THRESHOLD_SINGLE_PHASE = 100; // Lower threshold for single-phase detection

    const float TRIP_DELAY = 0.1; // Delay in seconds before tripping (adjust based on needs)
    // Voltage divider ratio (adjust based on your setup)

    const float voltage_divider_ratio = 10.0; // Example: Divider with R1 = 8.8kΩ, R2 = 1kΩ

    // Current sensor scaling factor (adjust based on your current sensor)

    const float current_sensor_scale = 100.0; // Example: 100 A/V for a sensor with 0-5V output for 0-100A
    current

    int phase_voltages[3];

    float phase_currents[3]; // Array to store phase current readings

    // Function to initialize ADC (MikroC 6.3 compatible)

    void setup_ADC(void) {

    // Set ADC clock source (replace with desired clock source)

    ADCON0bits.CSADH = 1; // FOSC/64 clock source (adjust based on your needs)

    // Set ADC resolution (8-bit in this case)

    ADCON0bits.CHS = 0; // Analog Channel Select bits (00 for 8-bit resolution)

    // Configure ADC input channels for voltage measurement (adjust based on your connections)

    TRISA = 0b00000111; // Set RA0-RA2 as analog inputs

    // Enable ADC module

    ADCON0bits.ADON = 1;

    }
    void read_phase_voltages() {

    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {

    // Select ADC channel for each phase voltage

    ADCON0bits.CHS = i; // Set ADC channel (0, 1, or 2)

    __delay_us(10); // Allow for channel selection settling time

    ADC_StartConversion(); // Start ADC conversion (MikroC 6.3 function)

    while (BusyADC()); // Wait for conversion to complete (MikroC 6.3 function)

    phase_voltages[i] = ADC_Read(); // Read ADC result (MikroC 6.3 function)

    void read_phase_currents() {

    // Implement code to read current sensor outputs using ADC (MikroC 6.3 functions)

    // You'll need to adjust this section based on your specific current sensor type and connections

    // Assuming current sensors are connected to analog inputs RA3-RA5:

    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {

    ADCON0bits.CHS = 3 + i; // Set ADC channel for each phase current (RA3-RA5)

    __delay_us(10); // Allow for channel selection settling time

    ADC_StartConversion(); // Start ADC conversion (MikroC 6.3 function)

    while (BusyADC()); // Wait for conversion to complete (MikroC 6.3 function)

    int current_adc_value = ADC_Read(); // Read ADC result (MikroC 6.3 function)

    // Convert ADC reading to current using sensor scaling factor

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