Discrete Integrators Based on Superionic Conductors: Perspective for Measuring the Amount of Electric Energy

The possibilities of using discrete integrators based on superionic conductors in a device for measuring the electric energy consumption in local networks are considered. The device is easily assembled at the working place. The system can also be used for measuring both the spent charge (ampere-hours) and the amount of consumed energy. When measuring, recording, and storing the information, the system needs no power supply and does not have to be connected to a live line by breaking it.