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Sun powered power is utilized as just the wellspring of energy to control the general framework. Sensors are set on the paddy field and these sensors constantly sense the water substance and give the message to the agriculturist. Without going to the paddy fields, ranchers can get the data about the Moisture substance and agriculturist can control the pump set by communicating something specific from his PDA even from a remote place where system is accessible. Be that as it may, if the Moisture level scopes to the low level the engine will naturally begin without insinuation to agriculturist and to guarantee the correct water level in the site. Toward the finish of this paper, a total equipment usage of this proposed robotized water system framework will be introduced. Citation: Suman, MIT Moradabad ; Manjari Sharma ,MIT Moradabad ; Srishti Tyagi ,MIT Moradabad . "Solar Powered Auto Irrigation System using GSM Module." Global Research and Development Journal For Engineering 26 2017: 88 - 90.

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Solar Powered Auto Irrigation System Using GSM Module

Sun powered power is utilized as just the wellspring of energy to control the general framework. Sensors are set on the paddy field and these sensors constantly sense the water substance and give the message to the agriculturist. Without going to the paddy fields, ranchers can get the data about the Moisture substance and agriculturist can control the pump set by communicating something specific from his PDA even from a remote place where system is accessible. Be that as it may, if the Moisture level scopes to the low level the engine will naturally begin without insinuation to agriculturist and to guarantee the correct water level in the site. Toward the finish of this paper, a total equipment usage of this proposed robotized water system framework will be introduced. Citation: Suman, MIT Moradabad ; Manjari Sharma ,MIT Moradabad ; Srishti Tyagi ,MIT Moradabad . "Solar Powered Auto Irrigation System using GSM Module." Global Research and Development Journal For Engineering 26 2017: 88 - 90.

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GRD Journals- Global Research and Development Journal for Engineering | Volume 2 | Issue 6 | May 2017

ISSN: 2455-5703

Solar Powered Auto Irrigation System using


GSM Module
Suman
B. Tech Student
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
Moradabad Institute of Technology, Moradabad, 244001 Uttar Pradesh, India

Manjari Sharma Srishti Tyagi


Assistant Professor B. Tech Student
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
Moradabad Institute of Technology, Moradabad, 244001 Moradabad Institute of Technology, Moradabad, 244001
Uttar Pradesh, India Uttar Pradesh, India

Abstract
Sun powered power is utilized as just the wellspring of energy to control the general framework. Sensors are set on the paddy field
and these sensors constantly sense the water substance and give the message to the agriculturist. Without going to the paddy fields,
ranchers can get the data about the Moisture substance and agriculturist can control the pump set by communicating something
specific from his PDA even from a remote place where system is accessible. Be that as it may, if the Moisture level scopes to the
low level the engine will naturally begin without insinuation to agriculturist and to guarantee the correct water level in the site.
Toward the finish of this paper, a total equipment usage of this proposed robotized water system framework will be introduced.
Keywords- Automated Irrigation, GSM Mobile, Moisture Sensor, Microcontroller, Water Level Sensor

I. INTRODUCTION
Investigation of the power in country India demonstrates that the power provided by Electricity Company is exceedingly erratic
and profoundly intruded. The greater part of the agriculturists have their land parcel at far of separation. All harvests in these
grounds rely on upon the best possible water system, which makes them to sit in the field and screen for the power and Turn ON
or OFF the pump. This makes them more troublesome in setting off to the land exchanging ON the pump for water system. Right
around a human asset is spent for this operation. A human asset time is taken round the check for all days in a year and making
them more stressed. To go around this issue a GSM answer for achieve the agriculturist independent of his area could be come to.
The arrangement goes for mechanizing the water system pump control requiring little to no effort and remembers the agriculturist
from his normal obligation of keeping up the water system pump cell phone is a standout amongst the most well-known and
valuable customer hardware devices on the planet today. As the gadget is so much mainstream and some portion of consistently
exercises, many extra circuits are built to make it still more component rich instrument. Such extra element is this framework
which enables client to switch on/off burdens from remote end. It discovers applications in homes, workplaces and even in
businesses. Here is a Mobile telephone worked gadget control circuit which empowers exchanging on and off of machines
through remote stations. It can be utilized to change machines from any separation, defeating the restricted scope of infra-red.

II. SYSTEM MODEL

Fig. 1: Power Supply Circuit Diagram

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III. PREVIOUS WORK


GSM based Automatic Irrigation Control System for Efficient Use of Resources and Crop Planning by Using an Android Mobile
by Pavithra D. S, M. S. Srinath in this paper creator talked about the nursery based current horticulture enterprises are the current
necessity in all aspects of farming in India. In this innovation, the moistness and temperature of plants are exactly controlled.
Because of the variable climatic conditions these conditions once in a while may change from place to put in huge
farmhouse, which makes extremely hard to keep up the consistency at all the spots in the farmhouse physically. It is watched that
interestingly an android telephone control the Irrigation framework, which could give the offices of keeping up uniform ecological
conditions are proposed.
The Android Software Development Kit gives the apparatuses and Application Programmable Interface important to start
creating applications on the Android stage utilizing the Java programming dialect. Cell phones have practically turned into a
necessary piece of human life serving various requirements of people. This application makes utilization of the GPRS [General
Packet Radio Service] highlight of cell phone as an answer for water system control framework. GSM (Global System for Mobile
Communication) is utilized to educate the client about the correct field condition. The data is passed onto the client ask for as SMS.

IV. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY


Fundamental intension of our venture is by utilizing sun powered vitality to run the entire operation. The sunlight based board
creates 12v of voltage that can be changed over to 5v by utilizing controller and the directed voltage from controller which is not
correct 5v it contains some air conditioner symphonious substance it can be separated by utilizing capacitor channel circuit.
Sunlight based vitality put away in the battery (1.58Ah move down) straightforwardly associated with pump, transfer and solenoid
valve. Those are worked at 12v and 200mA current. All the contraption are inside associated with the microcontroller (PIC
167877A). It controls the entire operation of our venture.
Every one of the states of the land shown in LCD show and a similar message send to previous or proprietor by utilizing
GSM framework. It additionally shows the solenoid valve working conditions and SMS gotten by the previous. At the point when
the harvest arrive ends up plainly dry consequently pump and solenoid valves are turned on and supplies the water to the land. At
the point when the yield land is in wet condition the both pump and solenoid valves are killed for further vital of the water to the
land we can turn ON the pump by sending the SMS to GSM modem which contains client SIM card.
The dampness sensor is utilized to detect the water content (level) of the land. By utilizing hand-off the microcontroller
will sends the signs to the hand-off to make opening &closing of pump close and open the pump, rely on the data from dampness
sensor. Before the working framework picking the operation of every administrator. The GSM demonstrates flickering in three
second means system is available in embedded SIM. In the event that it indicates squinting in one moment implies system is absent
in embedded SIM. The pump is totally submerged in the water tank or bore well for legitimate operation. Since the pump we can
utilized as a part of the framework is sub-immersible sort.

V. RESULTS
Various experimental tests showed that the system was able to function as expected and observed that the sensitivity of sensor was
affected by temperature during checking of soil moisture level to determine watering.
This somehow resulted in variations in the measured moisture values at different times from the set moisture values to
trigger watering. 80% out of10 trials were successful in responding correctly. The system was however, able to send SMS to the
user and LCD system upon starting and completing a scheduled task as well as the occurrence of events at all the 10 trials. Similarly,
the system was able to respond to the SMS command to turn the irrigation pump on and off for watering at all the trials.

VI. CONCLUSION
In this project automatic controlling of solar pump sets and SMS alert has been discussed fruitfully. The overall idea is that users
to take advantage of the globally deployed GSM networks with its low SMS service cost to use mobile phones and simple SMS
commands to manage their irrigation system.
To demonstrate the functionality and performance of the controller system, the prototype was implemented and tested.
Results showed that it will be possible for users to use SMS to monitor directly the conditions of their farmland, schedule the water
needs for crops, automatic control of water and set control operational conditions in accordance with the water needs of crops. This
will help to minimize over water in gand crop production cost. Further, it will help users to take advantage of the prevailing GSM
networks to provide value added services.

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