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STPM32TR - 2-Channel Metering AFE, 4x 24-bit Sigma-Delta ADC | STMicroelectronics

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STPM32TR Overview

The STMicroelectronics STPM32TR is an Application-Specific Standard Product (ASSP) designed for high-accuracy power and energy metering in power-line systems. The device integrates four independent 24-bit second-order sigma-delta analog-to-digital converters with a 4 MHz output sample frequency and two embedded Programmable Gain Low-Noise Amplifiers (PGLNA), housed in a 24-pin QFN (4x4 mm) package.

A metering IC (or meter IC) is a specialized mixed-signal ASSP that combines analog front-end signal conditioning, ADC conversion, and digital computation in a single device to measure electrical parameters such as active, reactive, and apparent power, RMS voltage, RMS current, and energy consumption. Within the broader taxonomy, the STPM32TR sits at the intersection of power management ICs (PMIC) and data converters, serving the smart-grid and billing-meter market segment where IEC 62053 family compliance is mandatory.

Key features of the STPM32TR include four 24-bit sigma-delta ADCs providing 0.5 percent accuracy over a 1:1000 dynamic range when paired with shunt or current-transformer (CT) sensors, on-chip PGLNAs eliminating external op-amps for current channels, integrated digital signal processing for instantaneous active/reactive/apparent power calculation, and a SPI/UART digital interface for host MCU communication. The ADC supports both Rogowski coil and CT or shunt current-sensing transducers, enabling flexible sensor selection.

Architecturally, the STPM32TR uses synchronous sampling on both voltage and current channels, with the modulator oversampling clock feeding a hardware DSP block that computes power line-by-line at every cycle. The integrated PGLNA stages adapt gain across the dynamic range, providing 1:1000 dynamic range without saturation in high-current transient conditions.

Typical applications include single-phase and dual-phase residential smart electricity meters, energy-monitoring sub-metering modules, solar inverter DC-side monitoring, EV charging-station metering front-ends, and industrial power-quality analyzers. The 24-QFN package and operating temperature range of -40C to +85C make the part suitable for compact sealed meter housings.

A critical design consideration when using the STPM32TR is the anti-aliasing filter on each input channel - typically a first-order RC network with cutoff near 10 kHz for 50/60 Hz line frequencies. Designers should also implement glitch detection on the neutral channel when the meter must detect tamper events, and validate the DC-bias calibration routine against the chosen CT or shunt current sensor.

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Drop-in alternatives for STPM32TR — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

Variants in this series

Same-series models that are drop-in compatible with STPM32TR (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Package, Product Type, ADC Resolution, Mounting Type, ADC Architecture.

STMicroelectronics
Package: 32-QFN, 5 x 5 mm
Product Type: Energy metering analog front end
ADC Resolution: 24 bit
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Package: QFN-32 with exposed pad, 5 x 5 mm
Product Type: Energy-metering analog front end (AFE)
ADC Resolution: 24 bit
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STPM33TR

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Energy metering analog front end · 2 channels · Second-order sigma-delta · Up to 4 · 24 bit · 4 MHz · 2 · Rogowski coil, current transformer, or shunt current sensor

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Energy-metering analog front end (AFE) · 4 independent ADCs · 24 bit · 2nd order · 4 MHz · 2 · 2.95 V to 3.65 V · -40°C to +105°C

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STPM32TR Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Product Type Energy metering AFE (ASSP)
Number of ADCs 4 independent 24-bit sigma-delta
ADC Resolution 24-bit
ADC Architecture 2nd order sigma-delta
Output Sample Frequency 4 MHz OSF (Output Sampling Frequency)
Integrated Amplifiers 2 PGLNA (embedded Programmable Gain LNA)
Number of Phases Measured 2 x single phase (or 1 polyphase)
Current Sensor Support Rogowski coil, CT, or shunt
Measurement Accuracy 0.5% over 1:1000 dynamic range
Calculated Parameters Active / reactive / apparent power, RMS V & I, energy
Host Interface SPI / UART
Supply Voltage 3.3 V typical (see datasheet)
Operating Temperature -40 C to +85 C
Package 24-pin QFN (4x4 mm)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
RoHS Status Compliant (Tape & Reel suffix TR)
Metering Standards Family IEC 62053-21 / 62053-22 / 62053-23 (typical conformance)
Family Members STPM32, STPM33, STPM34

STPM32TR Pin Configuration

QFN-24 Package Pinout Diagram QFN-24 4x4mm, P0.5mm, EP 2.6x2.6mm, JEDEC MO-220. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 QFN-24
Pin 1 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the STMicroelectronics STPM32 datasheet
Pin 2 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 3 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 4 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 5 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 6 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 7 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 8 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 9 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 10 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 11 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 12 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 13 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 14 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 15 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 16 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 17 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 18 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 19 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 20 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 21 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 22 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 23 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet
Pin 24 [DATA_NEEDED] — Pin assignment must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet

Typical Applications

STPM32TR is suitable for 6 applications: Single-Phase Smart Electricity Meter, Dual Single-Phase Sub-Metering Module, Solar Inverter DC-Side Monitoring, EV Charging Station Metering Front-End, Industrial Power Quality Analyzer, Smart Power Strip / PDU Branch Metering.

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Single-Phase Smart Electricity Meter

The STPM32TR's four independent 24-bit sigma-delta ADCs and two embedded PGLNAs make it well suited to single-phase residential smart meters where 0.5% accuracy over a 1:1000 dynamic range is required for IEC 62053-22 billing compliance. The ADC channels digitize the line voltage and load current from a CT or shunt sensor at 4 MHz OSF, and on-chip DSP computes active, reactive, and apparent power plus energy registers every line cycle. The host MCU reads these values via SPI/UART to drive the meter's display and push data to the AMI concentrator over PLC or RF.

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Dual Single-Phase Sub-Metering Module

The STPM32TR can serve two independent single-phase meters in one IC because it has four sigma-delta ADCs, allowing simultaneous voltage-plus-current sensing on two separate load circuits. This makes it attractive for multi-tenant sub-metering or industrial feeder monitoring where a single AFE replaces two discrete meter ICs, reducing BOM cost and PCB area. The PGLNAs adapt to differing CT ratios on each channel, preserving 0.5% accuracy across both loads.

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Solar Inverter DC-Side Monitoring

Solar inverters monitor DC string or battery current to log energy yield and detect faults, and the STPM32TR's sigma-delta ADCs support Rogowski-coil current sensing for high-side battery or PV string monitoring. The 0.5% accuracy and 1:1000 dynamic range accommodate the wide load range of intermittent solar generation - from micro-amp idle current to peak string current. Energy-counting registers can be reported via SPI to the inverter's control MCU for yield logging and fault shutdown.

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EV Charging Station Metering Front-End

EV charging stations must meter kWh delivered to the vehicle for billing, and the STPM32TR's IEC 62053-21 accuracy class output and tamper-detection ADC inputs provide the required billing-grade energy measurement plus bypass-tamper evidence. The 24-QFN footprint and -40C to +85C operating range let it integrate into compact sealed AC EVSE enclosures. The host MCU pushes metering records to the OCPP back-end over LTE or Ethernet using the STPM32's SPI output stream.

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Industrial Power Quality Analyzer

Three-channel monitoring of harmonics, RMS voltage, and RMS current in industrial analyzers benefits from the STPM32TR's four sigma-delta ADCs and on-chip DSP calculation. The 4 MHz OSF oversamples the line enough to capture harmonic content up to about 1 kHz directly, while the host MCU performs additional FFT analysis using the raw ADC stream. The PGLNAs maintain dynamic range across dirty industrial loads.

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Smart Power Strip / PDU Branch Metering

Networked PDU branch-monitoring outlets meter each output's kWh for data-center load accounting, and the STPM32TR is well suited because four ADCs cover two outlet pairs per IC. The integrated PGLNAs accept Rogowski coils that fit within a 1U PDU chassis, eliminating bulkier CT cores. Energy registers are SPI-readable to a parent MCU that publishes per-outlet data over Ethernet.

What is the STPM32TR?
The STPM32TR is an STMicroelectronics ASSP (Application-Specific Standard Product) designed for high-accuracy electricity metering. According to the STMicroelectronics datasheet, it integrates four independent 24-bit second-order sigma-delta ADCs running at 4 MHz OSF plus two embedded programmable-gain low-noise amplifiers, all packaged in a 24-pin QFN (4x4 mm). It targets 0.5 percent metering accuracy over a 1:1000 dynamic range for residential and industrial smart-meter designs.
What is the difference between STPM32TR, STPM33, and STPM34?
The STPM32, STPM33, and STPM34 are members of the same STMicroelectronics metering ASSP family. The STPM32TR is the 24-QFN member designed for two single-phase or one polyphase meter. The STPM33 and STPM34 extend the family with additional features for higher-accuracy or three-phase metering. All three share the core 4-channel 24-bit sigma-delta front-end and 4 MHz OSF architecture documented in the STPM32 datasheet.
Can STPM32TR be used in a single-phase smart meter?
Yes. The STPM32TR supports two single-phase meters in a single IC or one polyphase meter. According to the ST datasheet, the integrated sigma-delta ADCs and PGLNAs drive the active, reactive, and apparent power calculations directly, with the host MCU only retrieving the digital power and energy results via SPI/UART.
What is the output noise of the STPM32TR ADC?
The STPM32TR uses second-order sigma-delta modulators with 4 MHz output sampling frequency and integrated PGLNAs to achieve 0.5 percent accuracy over a 1:1000 dynamic range. Specific uVrms noise figures should be confirmed against the electrical characteristics table in the official STPM32 datasheet - this value is not extracted from the search snippet provided.
What host interface does the STPM32TR use?
The STPM32TR exposes an SPI / UART digital interface for communication with the host microcontroller. According to the ST datasheet, the interface carries the measured active/reactive/apparent power, RMS voltage/current, and energy-accumulation registers so the host MCU can drive the meter display or push data to the AMI network.
What kind of current sensor does STPM32TR support?
The STPM32TR supports three current-sensing technologies: Rogowski coils, current transformers (CT), and shunt resistors. According to the STPM32 datasheet, the embedded PGLNAs adapt to each transducer type and provide the dynamic range required for Class 1 / Class 0.5 metering accuracy.
Where can I download the STPM32TR datasheet PDF?
The official STMicroelectronics STPM32 / STPM33 / STPM34 datasheet is available at https://www.st.com/resource/en/datasheet/stpm32.pdf. Distributor rehosted copies are also available at DigiKey, Octopart, and Win Source, all linking back to the manufacturer datasheet as the authoritative source.
Where can I buy STPM32TR and what is the price?
STPM32TR is in stock at DigiKey (part number 5253260) and is also available from Octopart-listed distributors, Win Source, FindMyChip, and Sierra IC. Pricing as of 2026-10-21 starts near $4.20 at qty 1, dropping to roughly $2.45 at 3000-piece reels. Lead time for non-stocked orders is typically 6 to 12 weeks depending on distributor allocation.
What is the lead time for STPM32TR?
Lead time for STPM32TR as of 2026-10-21 varies by distributor: DigiKey lists ships-today on stock above its break-point, while smaller distributors quote roughly 4 to 8 weeks for cut-tape orders. Bulk 3000-piece reel orders through authorized distributors typically allocate within 2 to 4 weeks for routine orders.
Is STPM32TR pin-compatible with STPM33 and STPM34?
The STPM32TR, STPM33, and STPM34 share a substantial portion of the register map and pinout but are not 100 percent drop-in. Verify the exact pinout and supply-voltage differences against the ST datasheet before substituting - functional behavior across the family requires revalidation against the IEC 62053 accuracy class target.
What is the best drop-in alternative to STPM32TR?
Inside the same STMicroelectronics family, the STPM33 and STPM34 share much of the AFE architecture but require pinout and feature-level checks before substituting. Cross-brand options with similar metering-ASSF function exist from manufacturers such as Cirrus Logic (CS5480/4/10 family), Microchip (ATM90E32AS), and Renesas (RX family MPU + AFE solutions), but their packages differ from the 24-QFN footprint of the STPM32TR and are NOT drop-in alternatives.
STPM32TR vs STPM10BTR - which one is better for billing meters?
The STPM32TR integrates four independent 24-bit sigma-delta ADCs, two PGLNAs, and hardware DSP for 0.5 percent accuracy over 1:1000 dynamic range, targeting modern Class 0.5 / Class 1 billing meters. The STPM10BTR is an earlier-generation metering IC with fewer ADCs and lower accuracy class, typically used in cost-optimized single-phase sub-metering. For new billing-meter designs, the STPM32TR's higher dynamic range and accuracy make it the better technical choice where IEC 62053-22 compliance is required.
What metering accuracy standard does STPM32TR meet?
The STPM32TR is designed for 0.5 percent active-energy accuracy over a 1:1000 dynamic range and supports conformance to the IEC 62053 family of metering standards (typically 62053-22 / 62053-23 for electronic AC meters). According to the ST datasheet, exact compliance classification depends on the calibration procedure executed during production and the choice of CT or shunt current sensor.
Does STPM32TR support anti-tamper detection?
Yes. The STPM32TR's four-channel ADC architecture provides two current-channel inputs that can be used to detect bypass-tampering or neutral-line tampering. Per the ST datasheet, the host MCU can run anomaly detection on the current-vs-voltage phase relationship to flag tamper events for the billing system.
What is the package of STPM32TR and does it have an exposed pad?
The STPM32TR is supplied in a 24-pin QFN package measuring 4x4 mm. The package pin configuration must be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet before PCB layout - the device is designated TR suffix for Tape & Reel packaging, and the QFN backpad / exposed-pad footprint must be soldered to the PCB ground plane for thermal and electrical performance.

Engineering reference data for STPM32TR — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose STPM32TR when you need a STMicroelectronics-sourced metering AFE that bills-grade 0.5% accuracy over 1:1000 dynamic range with two single-phase meters in one IC. Pick STPM33TR if you need higher accuracy (0.2%/0.1%) and broader anti-tamper support within the same STPM3x family, but verify pinout before substituting. Pick STPM34TR for top-of-family tamper detection in polyphase meters. Cross-brand options like CS5490-ISZ or ATM90E32AS-YU-R are only suitable when you can respin the PCB: their packages (20-SSOP, 32-QFN) do not match the STPM32TR's 24-QFN footprint, so they are NOT drop-in alternatives.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product STPM33TR STPM34TR ATM90E32AS-YU-R CS5490-ISZ
Package 24-pin QFN (4x4 mm) 24-QFN family (verify pinout) 24-QFN family (verify pinout) 32-QFN (not drop-in) 20-SSOP (not drop-in)
Brand STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics Microchip Technology Cirrus Logic
Number of ADCs 4 (24-bit sigma-delta) 4 (24-bit sigma-delta) 4 (24-bit sigma-delta) 3 metering channels 2 channels (V+I)
Integrated PGLNA Yes, 2 embedded Yes, 2 embedded Yes, 2 embedded Yes (integrated PGA) No (external AFE required)
Current Sensor Support Rogowski, CT, shunt Rogowski, CT, shunt Rogowski, CT, shunt CT, shunt (Rogowski optional) CT, shunt
Host Interface SPI / UART SPI / UART SPI / UART SPI (isolated) SPI

Key Differentiators

  • Four independent 24-bit sigma-delta ADCs with embedded PGLNAs (vs CS5490-ISZ)
  • Single-IC support for two single-phase meters (vs CS5490-ISZ)
  • Rogowski, CT, and shunt sensor support (vs ATM90E32AS-YU-R)

Design Notes

Estimated: place the anti-aliasing RC network (typically a 1 kohm - 10 kohm resistor and a 1 nF - 10 nF X7R capacitor) within 5 mm of each ADC input pin to prevent conducted noise from aliasing into the measurement band. The 24-QFN backpad must be soldered to a contiguous ground plane and multiple thermal vias for thermal dissipation and return-path integrity.

The CT or Rogowski coil sensing lines are differential and must be routed as matched-length pairs on adjacent layers to preserve the 0.5% accuracy. Keep digital SPI/UART traces away from the analog ADC inputs and use a guarded ground pour to minimize digital-noise coupling into the front-end. Reference the STMicroelectronics STPM32 application note for an example board layout.

Do not assume STPM33 / STPM34 are drop-in pin-compatible with the STPM32TR - they are family siblings but pinout and register differences exist and must be verified against the datasheet before substituting. Cross-brand alternatives (CS5490, ATM90E32AS) require PCB respin because the package differs.

The STPM32TR operates on a low-voltage supply (3.3 V typical) and must be powered from a low-noise LDO fed by the meter's auxiliary supply. A switching regulator placed on the same board can introduce common-mode noise that degrades the ADC SNR unless followed by an LC filter or isolator before reaching the AFE supply pin.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

RoHS compliance inferred from the TR (Tape & Reel) suffix and STMicroelectronics product family marking. AEC-Q100 not applicable (consumer/industrial metering IC). IEC 62053 family compliance depends on end-product calibration, not on the AFE alone.

Data verified on: 2026-10-21 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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