The document outlines various aspects of automated systems in transport, agriculture, and weather monitoring, including the role of sensors in self-parking cars and adaptive cruise control. It discusses advantages and disadvantages of self-parking systems, the functions of controllers in automated irrigation, and the operation of weather station sensors. Additionally, it compares the benefits and challenges of automation in transport and agriculture.
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Automated Systems in agriculture-homework
The document outlines various aspects of automated systems in transport, agriculture, and weather monitoring, including the role of sensors in self-parking cars and adaptive cruise control. It discusses advantages and disadvantages of self-parking systems, the functions of controllers in automated irrigation, and the operation of weather station sensors. Additionally, it compares the benefits and challenges of automation in transport and agriculture.
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Automated Systems in Transport, Agriculture, and Weather Monitoring
Homework
1. Explain the role of sensors in a self-parking car system.
Describe how the sensors help the car park without driver intervention.
2. List two advantages and two disadvantages of self-parking systems in cars.
Discuss how these advantages and disadvantages impact driver experience and vehicle safety.
3. Describe the process of adaptive cruise control in cars.
Include how sensors and actuators work together to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front. 4. Using a flowchart, outline the decision-making process in adaptive cruise control. Show the steps that the system follows when the distance from another car is either safe or unsafe.
5. What are the main functions of the controller in an automated irrigation
system used in agriculture? Explain how the controller interacts with sensors, transmitters, and actuators.
6. Identify three advantages of using an automated irrigation system in
agriculture. Explain why these advantages are particularly useful for large or remote farming areas.
7. Discuss the main disadvantages of automated irrigation systems.
Describe how these disadvantages might impact the system's effectiveness or cost. 8. List and explain the function of three different sensors used in an automated weather station. How does each sensor contribute to the overall data collected by the weather station?
9. Describe the operation of a tipping bucket rain gauge in an automated
weather station. Include details on how it collects, measures, and records rainfall data.
10. Compare the role of automation in transport and agriculture.
How do automated systems benefit both industries, and what challenges might each industry face with automation?