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Heat Metering based on NXP Solution

This reference design presents a high-accuracy heat metering system utilizing NXP's microcontroller and sensor technology. The system accurately measures heat flow through a pipe or radiator, providing valuable data for energy efficiency and cost optimization. Incorporating advanced algorithms for heat flow calculation and temperature compensation, this design offers reliable and precise heat metering capabilities.
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