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This document describes an agro electronics water chamber on-off controller system that uses sensors and a microcontroller to automatically control a solenoid valve and water flow. The system aims to efficiently control watering based on soil moisture levels detected by a soil sensor and water levels detected by a water sensor. When sensors detect appropriate conditions, a microcontroller sends a signal to open or close the solenoid valve and regulate water flow. This automatic irrigation system helps conserve water and reduces manual labor.
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The developments in the agricultural field are the buzzword in the market. In the field of agriculture, use of proper method of irrigation is important and it is well known that irrigation by drip is very economical and efficient. In the conventional drip irrigation system, the farmer has to keep watch on irrigation timetable, which is different for different crops and it is very difficult. This paper mainly focuses on designing of an accurate & cost effective Global System for Mobile (GSM) Based Automatic Drip Irrigation System using micro-controller. In order to fulfill these objectives we have used relay and solenoid valve along with a 16×2 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) that can be connected to the microcontroller, which will displays the soil moisture level and ambient temperature. The developed irrigation method removes the need for workmanship for flooding irrigation. Efficient water management plays an important role in the irrigated agricultural cropping systems. Time based control mechanism; volume based control mechanism and priority based mechanism can be designed in one system.
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This document describes an automatic irrigation system that uses sensors to control watering. It consists of a microcontroller, moisture sensor, relay, motor and GSM modem. The moisture sensor measures soil moisture and sends readings to the microcontroller. If the moisture is below a set point, the microcontroller activates the relay to power the motor and start irrigation. The system aims to reduce water wastage by only watering when needed. It provides remote monitoring through the GSM modem and costs around 3500 rupees to build. Enhancements could include using DTMF technology for flexible field-level control of irrigation amounts.
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This document describes a project to design and implement an automatic irrigation system. It discusses three main components: 1) A solar tracking device that uses sensors and a microcontroller to adjust solar panels to maximize sunlight, 2) An automatic pump control system that uses a water level sensor to turn a pump on and off to refill a water tank, and 3) An automatic irrigation system that uses a soil moisture sensor to open and close a solenoid valve to control water flow to fields based on moisture levels. The document outlines the system architecture, provides block diagrams of each component, discusses simulations of the full system, and concludes the system allows more efficient, less labor intensive irrigation.
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This document summarizes a dissertation on an advanced smart irrigation system using IoT. The system uses sensors like DHT11 to measure temperature and humidity and a soil moisture sensor. An ESP8266 microcontroller controls water pumps and valves based on sensor readings. Solar panels and batteries provide power. The system aims to irrigate crops efficiently and reduce water waste. It analyzes sensor data to decide irrigation. Performance is over 90% accurate. The smart irrigation system uses IoT concepts like sensors and a microcontroller to automate irrigation based on soil conditions.
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- 1. AGRO ELECTRONICS WATER CHAMBER ON-OFF CONTROLLER Presented by Ms.Jadhav Pooja R. Ms.Katkar Prajakta M. Ms.Khatavkar Chaitrali J. Guide S.S.Mule Department:ETC
- 2. Aim of project Proposed Technology Introduction Block Diagram Advantages Applications Refrances Index
- 3. Aim of Project To complete the requirement of electronics industry as well as society To increase and spread the electronics technical knowledge through our project To improve this technology in agriculture field
- 4. Proposed Technology Our system is based on microcontroller technology with different sensors and GSM etc. We use user friendly and most knowing technology for our project. We can modify technology for different requirements and implement.
- 5. Introduction This system provides an efficient solution for automatic control of water chamber Microcontroller based technology is used for this water chamber controlling The microcontroller forms the heart of the system
- 7. The main sections in system are: 1) Input section 2) Control section 3) Output section Cont.…
- 8. Agro electronics water chamber on-off controller Water sensor GSM system with SIM card Sensor driver GSM Module control section Valve Driver Solenoid valve Power supply Soil sensor Sensor driver
- 9. Water valve on off controller
- 10. Soil sensor Used to measure the volumetric water content of soil. Indian agriculture is dependent on the monsoons which is not a reliable source of water. Therefore there is a need for an irrigation system in the country which can provide water to the farms.
- 11. Water Sensor Water sensor is used for sensing the water level in tank or well. When the sufficient water is available in tank/well then only sensor output goes low otherwise its high.
- 12. Microcontroller IC 89c51 Features: 2K bytes of Reprogrammable flash Memory 2.7v to 6v operating range Fully static opration:0Hz to 24MHz 128 x8 bit Internal RAM Two 16-bit Timer/Counters Six Interrupt sources
- 13. Servo motor Used for some special arrangement which makes the motor to rotate a certain angle for a given electrical input This is normally a simple DC motor which is controlled for specific angular rotation. Used in remote controlled toy cars for controlling direction of motion.
- 14. Cont.… The main reason behind using a servo is that it provides angular precision, i.e. it will only rotate as much we want and then stop and wait for next signal to take further action. We can control the speed of rotation and can make valve turn ON or OFF.
- 15. Solenoid Valve Electromechanical valve. The valve is controlled by an electric current through a solenoid. In the case of a two-port valve the flow is switched on or off. Multiple solenoid valves can be placed together.
- 16. Advantages Ensures high performance Water conservation Easy to operate Save time Cost effective etc.
- 17. Applications Liquid water chamber in industry Chemical chambers Operated from any place in the world No need of manual check for moisture level in soil
- 18. References Microcontroller Based Automated Irrigation System by Shiraz Pasha B.R.,Dr. B Yogesha,“The International Journal Of Engineering And Science (IJES)” Volume, 3 , Issue, 7 , Pages ,06- 9 2014
- 19. Cont.… “Water-Saving Irrigation System Based on Automatic Control by Using GSM Technology” BY K.S.S. Prasad, Nitesh Kumar, Nitish Kumar Sinha and Palash Kumar Saha Department of EEE, Bharat University, Chennai-73, India,2013
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