A New Vegetable Greenhouse Environmental Monitoring System Based on Wireless Sensor Network Technology

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A wireless measurement and control system for vegetable greenhouse is developed for the sake of overcoming the shortcoming of the wired measurement and control system such as complex wiring and low anti-interference capacity. In this environmental monitoring system, including the hardware design, software design and energy control strategy design, then we describe a comprehensive system testing process. In the hardware system testing, testing data verified the monitoring node performance. At last simulation data shows that the improved multi-hop network transmission protocol has obvious advantages.

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