MQTT Based Aquaponics System For Water Assessment PH Sensor: Presented by
MQTT Based Aquaponics System For Water Assessment PH Sensor: Presented by
SENSOR
Presented By:
M.Keerthana (17S11A0414)
P.Yashwanth Reddy (17S11A0460)
T.SiriChandana (17S11A0439)
Under The Guidance
of
Mr.J.I.Chakravarthy
Assistant
Professor
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVE
TOOLS REQUIRED
BLOCK DIAGRAM
ADVANTAGES
APPLICATIONS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
INTRODUCTION
Fig 1 : Block diagram of mqtt based aquaponics system for water assessment pH sensor
ARDUINO BOARD
The Arduino Uno is a microcontroller board based on ATmega328.
It consists of 14 digital I/O pins on which 6 Analog input pins ,
6 PWM outputs.
It can be connected with a USB cable or power
jack to a computer.
Features
• Operating voltage : 5v
• Input voltage(recommended) : 7-12v
• SRAM : 2 KB (Atmega328)
• EEPROM : 1 KB (Atmega328)
• Clock speed : 16 MHz
Fig 2: Arduino board with Bluetooth
MICRO CONTROLLER
The Atmega328 is a single chip micro controller created by Atmel in the mega AVR family
Specifications:
Operating voltage - 5v
Input voltage - 7 to 12v
Digital i/o pins - 14
Analog pins -6
Flash memory - 32KB
Clock speed - 16MHz
SRAM - 2KB
EEPROM - 1KB Fig 3:ATmega328 microcontroller
Crystal oscillator - 16 MHz
DC current for i/o pins – 40 to 50 mA
pH SENSOR(SEN0161)
Fig 4: pH sensor(SEN0161)
SPECIFICATIONS OF pH SENSOR(SEN 0161)
FEATURES:
• Operating voltage - 5v
• Back light colour - green Fig 5: LCD Pin
• Horizontal characters - 16
• Vertical characters -2
• Interface bit MPU - 4 bit&8 bit MP
TEMPERATURE SENSOR(ds18b20)
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of important protected area for water supply of city,” in 2011 Second
International Conference on Mechanic Automation and Control
Engineering, 2011, pp. 2962–2966.
2. 2. Maria Jose Palma Lampreia dos Santos, “Smart Cities and Urban
Areas- Aquaponics as Innovative Urban Agriculture”, in Urban Forestry
& Urban Greening 2016, vol. 20, pp. 402-406.
3. 3. S. Jones, “Evolution of Aquaponics,” in Aquaponics J., vol. 6, no. 1,
2002.
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