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Title: | Results of simulation and physical modeling of the computerized monitoring and control system for greenhouse microclimate parameters |
Other Titles: | Results of simulation and physical modeling of the computerized monitoring and control system for greenhouse microclimate parameters |
Authors: | Laktionov, I.S. Vovna, O.V. Zori, A.A. Lebediev, V.A. |
Keywords: | simulation model greenhouse microclimate physical model mon- itoring system |
Issue Date: | Jul-2020 |
Publisher: | International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems. – New York |
Citation: | Laktionov, I.S. Results of simulation and physical modeling of the computerized monitoring and control system for greenhouse microclimate parameters / I.S. Laktionov, O.V. Vovna, A.A. Zori, V.A. Lebediev // International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems. – New York, 2018. – Vol. 11 (1). |
Series/Report no.: | International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems.– Vol. 11 (1).; |
Abstract: | The article focuses on the research results concerning development and laboratory testing of simulation and physical models of the com- puterized monitoring and control system for industrial greenhouse microclimate parameters. The simulation model of the system has been developed and tested in the environment of Proteus comput- er-aided design. The hardware component has been substantiated and implemented, and the software of the system physical model has been developed by using modern microprocessor and sensor technologies. The priority research of the developed computerized system is identified in order to increase the productivity of industrial greenhouse complexes. |
URI: | http://ea.donntu.edu.ua/jspui/handle/123456789/32578 |
Appears in Collections: | Наукові публікації кафедри електронної техніки |
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