Wireless Distributed Monitoring System for Protected Environment
Song Ai-guo
Abstract
Song Ai-guo
Abstract
To solve the problems of the traditional data acquisition system in greenhouse, a wireless distributed monitoring scheme with three-level structure is proposed. The frequency hopping technology is used and a effective point to multi-point protocol is developed between the master controller node and the terminal nodes. Force control configuration software which implements a combination of China agriculture is adopted to achieve real-time monitoring. The test running of the system shows good performances, excellent generalization and scalability.
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To solve the problems of the traditional data acquisition system in greenhouse, a wireless distributed monitoring scheme with three-level structure is proposed. The frequency hopping technology is used and a effective point to multi-point protocol is developed between the master controller node and the terminal nodes. Force control configuration software which implements a combination of China agriculture is adopted to achieve real-time monitoring. The test running of the system shows good performances, excellent generalization and scalability.
Key concepts: Computer science, Scalability, Wireless, Controller (irrigation), Node (physics), Wireless sensor network, Real-time computing, Protocol (science)